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1 Pre | probably educated. The poet Jami says that he does not know
2 Pre | have sprung. Like Sa'di and Jami and Jelaleddin Rumi and
3 Pre |  There is a fine passage in Jami's Yusuf and Zuleikha in
4 Pre | mirror also." In a parable, Jami illustrates the universal
5 Pre |    of the human affections. Jami describes Pure Being, before
6 Pre | echo of a Greek voice falls Jami's doctrine of human love: "
7 Pre |     Between the judgment of Jami, that Hafiz was undoubtedly
8 Pre |  agree entirely either with Jami or with Von Hammer. Partly,
9 V(*)|   love stories of the East; Jami made it the theme of a long