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 1 Pre    |       of 30,000 men, Turks and Persians. The most faithful of his
 2 Pre    |       the tombs of many devout Persians who have desired to rest
 3 Pre    | regarded~[1. "A Year among the Persians." Browne. 73]~in the East
 4 Pre    |   manner of the Divan. To many Persians, Hafiz occupies the place
 5 Pre    |        the most Persian of the Persians," he says. "He is the best
 6 IV(*)  |                  Verse 3.--The Persians describe the dimple in the
 7 XXI(*) |      two of them were what the Persians call luti, young men with
 8 XXI(*) |     ignorant and superstitious Persians of all classes, who greatly
 9 XXV(*) |     are still practised by the Persians. Concerning astrology and
10 XXV(*) |      him."--A Year Amongst the Persians.~An omen can be taken by
11 XXVI(*)|         is better known to the Persians as Ardisher Dirazdast, the
12 XXVI(*)|   Christian; the Turks and the Persians say that she was a daughter
13 XXVI(*)|       and carried off, say the Persians, the true Cross, which had