A Literary History of Persia volume 1
A Literary History of Persia volume 1
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Guirgass, p. 69) ; Tabari (fA. H. 310 ; ed. De Goeje, Series I, vol. Ii, pp. 885-886 = Noldeke's transl. , pp. 140-144 ; pp. 893-894 = Noldeke, pp. 154-155) ; Hamza of Isfahan (early fourth century of Hijra) ; Eutychius (f A. H. 328) ; Mas'udi (f A. H. 346 ; Muruju' dh-Dhahab, ed. B. De Meynard, vol. Ii, pp. 195-196) ; al-Biruni (t A. H. 440 ; Sachau's translation, p. 192) ; Shahristdni (f A. H. 548 ; Kitdbu'l- milal, ed. Cureton, pp. 192-194 = Haarbrucker's transl. , pp. 291-293) ; Ibnu-'l-Ath...ir (f A. H. 630) ; Abu'l-Fidd (f A. H. 732 ; ed. Fleischer, pp. 88-91), and other historians. (v) In Persian, the narratives in the Shdhndma of Firdawsi (ed. Macan, vol. Iii, pp. 1611-1616), and the Siydsal-ndma of the Nidhdmu'l-Mulk (ed, Schefer, pp. 166-181) deserve especial mention. 170 THE SASANIAN PERIOD ating circumstances, of which we now know nothing. What, for example, to take an analogous case from modern times, would be our judgment of the Babis if we depended solely on the highly-coloured and malicious presentations of their doctrines and practices contained in such official chronicles as the Ndsifyu l t- Tawarlfy of the court-historian Lisanul-Mulf^ or of the talented Riza-quli Khan's supplement to the Rawzatifs-Safd^or even of presumably unprejudiced Europeans who were dependent for their information on the accouuts current in court circles ?
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Guirgass, p. 69) ; Tabari (fA. H. 310 ; ed. De Goeje, Series I, vol. Ii, pp. 885-886 = Noldeke's transl. , pp. 140-144 ; pp. 893-894 = Noldeke, pp. 154-155) ; Hamza of Isfahan (early fourth century of Hijra) ; Eutychius (f A. H. 328) ; Mas'udi (f A. H. 346 ; Muruju' dh-Dhahab, ed. B. De Meynard, vol. Ii, pp. 195-196) ; al-Biruni (t A. H. 440 ; Sachau's translation, p. 192) ; Shahristdni (f A. H. 548 ; Kitdbu'l- milal, ed. Cureton, pp. 192-194 = Haarbrucker's transl. , pp. 291-293) ; Ibnu-'l-Ath...ir (f A. H. 630) ; Abu'l-Fidd (f A. H. 732 ; ed. Fleischer, pp. 88-91), and other historians. (v) In Persian, the narratives in the Shdhndma of Firdawsi (ed. Macan, vol. Iii, pp. 1611-1616), and the Siydsal-ndma of the Nidhdmu'l-Mulk (ed, Schefer, pp. 166-181) deserve especial mention. 170 THE SASANIAN PERIOD ating circumstances, of which we now know nothing. What, for example, to take an analogous case from modern times, would be our judgment of the Babis if we depended solely on the highly-coloured and malicious presentations of their doctrines and practices contained in such official chronicles as the Ndsifyu l t- Tawarlfy of the court-historian Lisanul-Mulf^ or of the talented Riza-quli Khan's supplement to the Rawzatifs-Safd^or even of presumably unprejudiced Europeans who were dependent for their information on the accouuts current in court circles ?
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