The Influence of India And Persia On the Poetry of Germany
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Thus " Naturbetrachtung eines persischen Dichters," p. 62, is a free rendering of Hammer's version of the invocation prefixed to Attar's Mantiq-iit tair {Red. p. 141 seq.) and Riickert breaks off at the same point as Hammer. ° So also the extract from the lydr-i-Danii of Abu'l Fadl (p. 68) is a paraphrase of the version in Red. p. 397.
A number of poems deal with legends concerning Riimi, or with sayings attributed to him. Thus the legend which tells how the poet, when a boy, was transported to... heaven in a vision, as told by Afltiki in the Manaqibu'l'Arifin,*' forms the subject of a poem, p. 37. A saying of Rumi concerning music prompted the composition of the poem, p. 54 (on which see Boxberger, op. cit. p. 241), and on p. 62 the great mystic is made to give a short statement of his peculiar Sufistic doctrine of metempsychosis. ^ In " Alexanders Vermachtnis," 1 This poem was mistranslated by Hammer in his Divan des Hafis, Tiib. 1812, vol. ii. p.
553. Bodenstedt has given a version in rhymed couplets : Der Sanger von Schiras, Berl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus " Naturbetrachtung eines persischen Dichters," p. 62, is a free rendering of Hammer's version of the invocation prefixed to Attar's Mantiq-iit tair {Red. p. 141 seq.) and Riickert breaks off at the same point as Hammer. ° So also the extract from the lydr-i-Danii of Abu'l Fadl (p. 68) is a paraphrase of the version in Red. p. 397.
A number of poems deal with legends concerning Riimi, or with sayings attributed to him. Thus the legend which tells how the poet, when a boy, was transported to... heaven in a vision, as told by Afltiki in the Manaqibu'l'Arifin,*' forms the subject of a poem, p. 37. A saying of Rumi concerning music prompted the composition of the poem, p. 54 (on which see Boxberger, op. cit. p. 241), and on p. 62 the great mystic is made to give a short statement of his peculiar Sufistic doctrine of metempsychosis. ^ In " Alexanders Vermachtnis," 1 This poem was mistranslated by Hammer in his Divan des Hafis, Tiib. 1812, vol. ii. p.
553. Bodenstedt has given a version in rhymed couplets : Der Sanger von Schiras, Berl.
What to read after The Influence of India And Persia On the Poetry of Germany?
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