The Anvár-i Suhailí, Or The Lights of Canopus: Being the Persian Version of the Fables of Pilpay, Or, The Book "Kalílah and Damnah"Stephen Austin, 1854 - 650 sidor |
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... Enemy .... 111 Story 10. - The Story of the Just King : showing that " Whoever does what he ought not , suffers what ... Enemies Story 23. - The Story of the Tortoise who fell while being carried by the Geese : illustrating the Evil ...
... Enemy .... 111 Story 10. - The Story of the Just King : showing that " Whoever does what he ought not , suffers what ... Enemies Story 23. - The Story of the Tortoise who fell while being carried by the Geese : illustrating the Evil ...
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... of an Enemy 264 Story 4. - The Story of the Wife of the Host : showing that one should Suspect the Motives of Persons who seem willing to Forego an Advantage 275 PAGE Story 5. - The Story of the Wolf and CONTENTS . xxi.
... of an Enemy 264 Story 4. - The Story of the Wife of the Host : showing that one should Suspect the Motives of Persons who seem willing to Forego an Advantage 275 PAGE Story 5. - The Story of the Wolf and CONTENTS . xxi.
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... Enemy ........ Story 9. - The Story of the Thief and the Demon : illustrating the truth of the proverb , ' That when Rogues fall out , Honest Men come by their own ' . 325 331 336 338 Story 10 .-- The Story of the Carpenter , who was ...
... Enemy ........ Story 9. - The Story of the Thief and the Demon : illustrating the truth of the proverb , ' That when Rogues fall out , Honest Men come by their own ' . 325 331 336 338 Story 10 .-- The Story of the Carpenter , who was ...
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... Enemy is oftentimes better than an Injudicious Friend , and illustrating the truth of the Proverb , ' Save me from my Friends ' 376 Story 3. - The Story of the Ass and the Fox : showing that he who suffers him- self to be Twice Deceived ...
... Enemy is oftentimes better than an Injudicious Friend , and illustrating the truth of the Proverb , ' Save me from my Friends ' 376 Story 3. - The Story of the Ass and the Fox : showing that he who suffers him- self to be Twice Deceived ...
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... enemy and his flattery , let him not be elated ; and although he fawn and humble himself , let him not turn from caution to confidence , since true friendship will in no wise spring from an enemy . Shrink from a smiling enemy Should he ...
... enemy and his flattery , let him not be elated ; and although he fawn and humble himself , let him not turn from caution to confidence , since true friendship will in no wise spring from an enemy . Shrink from a smiling enemy Should he ...
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The Anvár-i Suhailí, Or The Lights of Canopus: Being the Persian Version of ... Ḥusayn Vāʻiẓ Kāshifī Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1854 |
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abode adorned advantage affairs apologue art thou attendants Bázindah beauty beheld birds blessing Bráhman calamity Canopus command counsel COUPLET courser Crow Dábishlím Damnah darvesh deceit desire discourse DISTICHS distress dost enemy evil exalted eyes face faith Farísah favor fire foot fortune friendship garden grief hand happiness hawk head heard heart heaven HEMISTICH Hitopadesha honor justice Kalílah kind king king's Kur'an Lion lithographed edition Makkah means mind monarch Monkey mountain Mouse Muhammad ne'er night nought obtain Pancha-tantra parterre passed perfidy Persian person Pleiades Prince printed edition QUATRAIN replied Ring-dove sage Sale Sanskrit saying Shanzabah shew Simurgh skirt snake soul spirit STANZA stirrup story STORY II sultán thee things thou art thou hast thou mayest thou wilt thought thyself toil tongue Tortoise translation treasure tree truth unto vazír VERSE Wherefore whoever wisdom wise wish words
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Sida 27 - Whatever things are given you, they are the provision of this present life: but the reward which is with GOD is better, and more durable, for those who believe, and put their trust in their LORD; and who avoid heinous and filthy crimes, and when they are angry, forgive; and who hearken unto their LORD, and are constant at prayer, and whose affairs are directed by consultation among themselves, and who give alms out of what we have bestowed on them; and who, when an injury is done them, avenge themselves...
Sida 168 - O true believers, the law of retaliation is ordained you for the slain : the free shall die for the free, and the servant for the servant, and a woman for a woman: but he whom his brother shall forgive may be prosecuted, and obliged to make satisfaction according to what is just, and a fine shall be set on him with humanity.
Sida 421 - On that day men shall go forward in distinct classes, that they may behold their works. And whoever shall have wrought good of the weight of an ant,
Sida 469 - But as to the unbelievers, their works are like the vapor in a plain, which the thirsty traveller thinketh to be water, until, when he cometh thereto, he findeth it to be nothing...
Sida 189 - Do they envy other men that which God of his bounty hath given them ? We formerly gave unto the family of Abraham a book of revelations and wisdom ; and we gave them a great kingdom.
Sida 20 - Cawthar, one of the rivers of paradise, being whiter than milk or silver, and more odoriferous than musk, with as many cups set around it as there are stars in the firmament; of which water whoever drinks will thirst no more for ever.
Sida 41 - Youths which shall continue in their bloom for ever, shall go round about to attend them, with goblets, and beakers, and a cup of flowing wine...
Sida 263 - And fight for the religion of God against those who fight against you, but transgress not by attacking them first, for God loveth not the transgressors.
Sida 4 - Mohammed, hast been mild towards them; but if thou hadst been severe and hardhearted, they had surely separated themselves from about thee. Therefore forgive them, and ask pardon for them: and consult them in the affair of war; and after thou hast deliberated, trust in GOD; for GOD loveth those who trust in him.
Sida 212 - ... until, while they were rejoicing for that which had been given them, we suddenly laid hold on them, and behold, they were seized with despair ; and the utmost part of the people which had acted wickedly was cut off: praise be unto GOD, the LORD of all creatures ! Say, what think ye?