Iranian Influence On Moslem Literature Part I 8 8
Iranian Influence On Moslem Literature Part I 8 8
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[1] No doubt, further more, writers of Persian origin followed in their books on_Adab_ Persian models. Such probably was the book of Adab by an authorwhose name has been mutilated in the Fihrist (139, 15, 18). There isanother class of writings which bears relation to this one and which ismentioned in the Fihrist. It is quite possible that on this literaryPersian tradition, were based also some of the tracts under the title of"_Books on counsels_" a considerable number of which we meet with in t...heFihrist. [2] [Footnote 1: See the essay of Baron Rosen on the anthology of Ahmed IbnAbi Tahir. ] [Footnote 2: 78, 15; 105, 10; 293, 12; 204, 17-18; 204, 29; 207, 21;210, 23; 212, 22-23; 217, 4-5; 220, 25; 222, 14; 234, 23; 281, 20; 282, 5. ] Ethico-didactical treatises in the form of counsels, maxima ortestaments, constitute a singular group of literary mementos the genesisof which in the Musalman literature maybe established only after anexamination of similar books in the Persian writings of the Sasaniantimes.
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[1] No doubt, further more, writers of Persian origin followed in their books on_Adab_ Persian models. Such probably was the book of Adab by an authorwhose name has been mutilated in the Fihrist (139, 15, 18). There isanother class of writings which bears relation to this one and which ismentioned in the Fihrist. It is quite possible that on this literaryPersian tradition, were based also some of the tracts under the title of"_Books on counsels_" a considerable number of which we meet with in t...heFihrist. [2] [Footnote 1: See the essay of Baron Rosen on the anthology of Ahmed IbnAbi Tahir. ] [Footnote 2: 78, 15; 105, 10; 293, 12; 204, 17-18; 204, 29; 207, 21;210, 23; 212, 22-23; 217, 4-5; 220, 25; 222, 14; 234, 23; 281, 20; 282, 5. ] Ethico-didactical treatises in the form of counsels, maxima ortestaments, constitute a singular group of literary mementos the genesisof which in the Musalman literature maybe established only after anexamination of similar books in the Persian writings of the Sasaniantimes.
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