Chap., §
1 I, 1 | THE story of Haiqâr the Wise, Vizier of Sennacherib
2 I, 1 | of Nadan, sister's son to Haiqâr the Sage.~
3 I, 2 | Nineveh, a wise man named Haiqâr, and he was Vizier of the
4 I, 16 | King Sennacherib looked at Haiqâr and saw that he had grown
5 I, 18 | service after thee.' And Haiqâr said to him, 'O my lord,
6 I, 20 | the king said to him, 'O Haiqâr! bring him to my presence,
7 I, 21 | 21 Then Haiqâr went and presented Nadan
8 I, 22 | rejoiced in him~and said to Haiqâr: 'Is this thy son, O Haiqâr?
9 I, 22 | Haiqâr: 'Is this thy son, O Haiqâr? I pray that God may preserve
10 I, 23 | 23 And Haiqâr did obeisance to the king
11 III, 93 | THUS spake Haiqâr, and when he had finished
12 III, 94 | 2 Thereafter Haiqâr sat still in his house and
13 III, 95 | 3 And Haiqâr sat at rest in his house,
14 III, 95 | and every now and then Haiqâr went and paid his respects
15 III, 96 | despised the position of Haiqâr and scoffed at him, and
16 III, 96 | appeared, saying, 'My uncle Haiqâr is in his dotage, and he
17 III, 97 | with all that his uncle Haiqâr had owned.~
18 III, 98 | 6 And when Haiqâr saw that he had no compassion
19 III, 99 | and said to him: 'Whilst Haiqâr remains in health, no one
20 III, 100| lifted off from his uncle Haiqâr and from all his goods,
21 III, 101| 9 Thereupon Haiqâr repented him of his toil
22 III, 102| brother named Benuzârdân, so Haiqâr took him to himself in place
23 III, 103| and to mock his, uncle Haiqâr, saying: 'My uncle has chased
24 III, 105| vizier and his secretary Haiqâr unto thee, O great king!
25 III, 107| another letter in the name of Haiqâr to Pharaoh king of Egypt. '
26 III, 109| the writing of his uncle Haiqâr.~
27 III, 110| with the seal of his uncle Haiqâr; they were nevertheless
28 III, 111| from the king to his uncle Haiqâr: 'Peace and health to my
29 III, 111| Secretary, my Chancellor, Haiqâr.~
30 III, 112| 20 O Haiqâr, when this letter reaches
31 III, 114| the letter and sent it to Haiqâr by one of the king's servants.
32 III, 115| wisdom! what have I done to Haiqâr that he has written these
33 III, 117| the king looked, and lo! Haiqâr and the army were set in
34 III, 118| 26 And when Haiqâr saw that the king was there,
35 III, 119| the king saw the act of Haiqâr he was seized with anxiety
36 III, 120| bring~paragraph continues] Haiqâr to thee bound and chained
37 III, 121| throne, being provoked about Haiqâr, and did nothing concerning
38 III, 121| concerning him. And Nadan went to Haiqâr and said to him, 'W’allah,
39 III, 123| 31 Then answered Haiqâr and said, 'To hear is to
40 III, 124| him to the king. And when Haiqâr entered the king's presence
41 III, 125| 33 Then said the king, 'O Haiqâr, my Secretary, the Governor
42 III, 126| with his seal. And when Haiqâr saw this, his limbs trembled
43 III, 127| and commanded them to kill Haiqâr, and to strike his neck
44 III, 128| Nadan screamed and said, 'O Haiqâr, O blackface! what avails
45 III, 129| go, cleave the neck of Haiqâr at the door of his house,
46 III, 130| 38 Then Haiqâr knelt before the king, and
47 III, 132| commanded his servants to take Haiqâr and the swordsman and go
48 III, 133| 41 And when Haiqâr knew for certain that he
49 III, 137| 45 Then Haiqâr took the swordsman aside
50 III, 144| then the swordsman did as Haiqâr had commanded him, and he
51 III, 145| 53 Then Haiqâr's wife let down to him in
52 III, 146| abroad in every place of how Haiqâr the Sage had been slain
53 III, 147| said: 'Alas for thee, O Haiqâr! and for thy learning and
54 III, 148| king was repenting about Haiqâr, and his repentance availed
55 III, 149| a weeping for thy uncle Haiqâr, and lament for him as the
56 III, 151| the slaves belonging to Haiqâr, and bound them and tortured
57 III, 153| 61 But Haiqâr had been cut into the hiding-place,
58 III, 154| came from time to time to Haiqâr whilst he was in the midst
59 III, 154| of the hiding-place: and Haiqâr came and entreated him.
60 III, 155| in other countries that Haiqâr the Sage had been slain,
61 III, 155| and they lamented over Haiqâr the solver of riddles.~
62 IV, 156| Egypt had made sure that Haiqâr was slain, he arose straightway
63 IV, 161| with these questions except Haiqâr, thy vizier and secretary.~
64 IV, 164| began to weep and wail over Haiqâr.~
65 IV, 165| 10 Saying, 'O my grief! O Haiqâr, who didst know the secrets
66 IV, 165| riddles! woe is me for thee, O Haiqâr! O teacher of my country
67 IV, 165| shall I find thy like? O Haiqâr, O teacher of my country,
68 IV, 166| once, or bring me word that Haiqâr is alive? and I would give
69 IV, 167| Whence is this to me? Ah, Haiqâr! that I might see thee just
70 IV, 168| for thee to all time! O Haiqâr, how have I killed thee!
71 IV, 169| king and his sorrow for Haiqâr, his heart was softened
72 IV, 173| didst command me to kill Haiqâr, and I knew that thou wouldst
73 IV, 175| of thy head, O my lord! Haiqâr is safe and alive.'~
74 IV, 176| commanded them to bring Haiqâr.~
75 IV, 178| rejoicing till he came to Haiqâr's house. And he opened the
76 IV, 178| and went down and found Haiqâr sitting, praising God, and
77 IV, 179| shouted to him, saying, 'O Haiqâr, I bring the greatest of
78 IV, 180| 25 And Haiqâr said to him, 'What is the
79 IV, 183| him great wealth, and made Haiqâr rest.~
80 IV, 184| 29 Then said Haiqâr to the king, 'Let my lord
81 IV, 187| costly robe, and put it on Haiqâr, and Haiqâr thanked God
82 IV, 187| and put it on Haiqâr, and Haiqâr thanked God and did obeisance
83 V, 192| 4 And when Haiqâr saw it he entered into the
84 V, 192| saying to him,~'O my darling Haiqâr! look at these letters which
85 V, 194| 6 Then Haiqâr took the letter and read
86 V, 196| king heard this speech from Haiqâr he rejoiced with a great
87 V, 197| 9 And Haiqâr said to the king: 'Grant
88 V, 198| 10 And Haiqâr went to his dwelling, and
89 V, 200| 12 And when Haiqâr saw that his desire was
90 V, 202| 14 And Haiqâr was never done training
91 V, 204| king sprang up and sat with Haiqâr and went to a wide place
92 V, 204| eagles and the boys, and Haiqâr tied them and let them off
93 V, 205| wonder: and the king kissed Haiqâr between his eyes and said
94 V, 217| 29 And Haiqâr said to him, 'O my lord
95 V, 222| 34 And Haiqâr said to him, 'O my lord
96 V, 223| back hither to-morrow.' So Haiqâr went as king Pharaoh had
97 V, 224| 36 And on the morrow Haiqâr went into the presence of
98 V, 227| commanded them to fetch Haiqâr. And he entered and sat
99 V, 236| 48 And Haiqâr shouted with a loud voice
100 V, 237| throne, and stood before Haiqâr, and said to him, 'Tell
101 V, 238| 50 And Haiqâr said to him: 'My lord is
102 V, 242| told him the truth. 'I am Haiqâr the scribe, greatest of
103 V, 243| saying. But we have heard of Haiqâr, that king Sennacherib has
104 V, 244| 56 And Haiqâr said to him, 'Yes, so it
105 V, 245| 57 And Pharaoh said to Haiqâr, 'Go, and to-morrow be thou
106 VI, 246| AND Haiqâr went to his dwelling, and
107 VI, 251| 6 Then Haiqâr said to him, 'Truly this
108 VI, 252| accepted this, saying, 'O Haiqâr, it is the like of thee
109 VI, 254| 9 And now, O Haiqâr, there remains what we desire
110 VI, 255| 10 Then said Haiqâr, 'To hear is to obey. I
111 VI, 256| went to a wide place; and Haiqâr and his boys came to it,
112 VI, 256| that they might see what Haiqâr would do.~
113 VI, 257| 12 Then Haiqâr let the eagles out of the
114 VI, 260| 15 And Haiqâr and his servants began to
115 VI, 262| 17 And Haiqâr said to him, 'O my lord!
116 VI, 263| Pharaoh said to him, 'Go, O Haiqâr, to thy dwelling, and rest,
117 VI, 264| 19 Then Haiqâr went to his dwelling and
118 VI, 264| Pharaoh. And Pharaoh said, 'O Haiqâr, what news is there of the
119 VI, 265| 20 And when Haiqâr heard this speech he went
120 VI, 266| And Pharaoh sent to fetch Haiqâr, and said to him, 'O Haiqâr,
121 VI, 266| Haiqâr, and said to him, 'O Haiqâr, wherefore dost thou flog
122 VI, 267| 22 And Haiqâr said to him, my lord the
123 VI, 269| Pharaoh said to him, 'O Haiqâr, I see from all this that
124 VI, 270| 25 And Haiqâr said to him, 'O my lord!
125 VI, 271| heard~that, he knew that Haiqâr had answered his questions.~
126 VI, 272| 27 And Pharaoh said, 'O Haiqâr, I want thee to make me
127 VI, 273| 28 And Haiqâr said to him, "O my lord
128 VI, 274| 29 Then Haiqâr went to the back of the
129 VI, 275| 30 And Haiqâr said, 'Command thy servants
130 VI, 276| 31 And Pharaoh said, 'O Haiqâr, we have a millstone here
131 VI, 277| 32 Then Haiqâr looked at it, and found
132 VI, 281| And when Pharaoh saw that Haiqâr had overcome him, and returned
133 VI, 281| taxes, and to bring them to Haiqâr.~
134 VI, 282| robes and put them upon Haiqâr, and his soldiers, and his
135 VI, 284| 39 Then Haiqâr arose, and kissed king Pharaoh'
136 VI, 285| that they should go with Haiqâr.~
137 VI, 286| 41 Then Haiqâr went and took leave of king
138 VI, 287| reached king Sennacherib that Haiqâr was coming, he went out
139 VI, 287| home: O kinsman! my brother Haiqâr, the strength of my kingdom,
140 VI, 289| 44 Then said Haiqâr unto him, 'O my lord the
141 VI, 290| be to thee, O my beloved Haiqâr! I will make the station
142 VI, 292| a great joy, and said to Haiqâr, 'Take what thou wouldst
143 VI, 293| 48 And Haiqâr mid: 'Let the king live
144 VI, 295| given him to thee.' And Haiqâr took Nadan, his sister's
145 VII, 296| And whenever Haiqâr went in or out he scolded
146 VII, 300| 5 And Haiqâr said to him, 'Because I
147 VII, 339| this speech from his uncle Haiqâr, he said: 'O my uncle! deal
148 VII, 341| 46 And Haiqâr said to him, 'O my boy!
149 VII, 351| that speech from his uncle Haiqâr, he swelled up immediately
150 VII, 354| found about the tale of Haiqâr, and praise be to God for
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