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共 288 题- VOLUME VI
- MEDIEVAL ARABIC, MOORISH, AND TURKISH
- CONTENTS OF VOLUME VI
- LITERATURES DESCENDED FROM THE ARABIC
- MEDIEVAL ARAB LITERATURE
- I.—THE SUNAN,
- Or Holy Traditions of Mohammed (A.D. 850-890) 9
- II.—EARLY HISTORY AND SCIENCE 33
- Masoudi's "Golden Meadows" (A.D. 956) 37
- Avicenna on "Medicine" (A.D. 1020) 90
- Al Biruni's "Existing Monuments" (A.D. 1040) 92
- III.—PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION 97
- Al Ghazali's "Rescuer from Error" (A.D. 1106) 102
- Zamakhshari's "Golden Necklaces" 138
- IV.—ROMANCE 141
- The "Assemblies" of Al Hariri (A.D. 1122) 145
- V.—THE POETS OF ARABIA 203
- MOORISH LITERATURE
- VI.—SCIENCE AND HISTORY 235
- Averroes' "Philosophy" (A.D. 1195) 239
- Al Maqqari's "Breath of Perfumes" (A.D. 1628) 241
- VII.—LOVE POETRY OF THE SPANISH MOORS 243
- TURKISH LITERATURE
- VIII.—LEGENDS AND POETRY 257
- The Queen of Night, an Old Folk-lore Tale 262
- The Earliest Turkish Poem (A.D. 1332) 272
- Book of Alexander the Great (A.D. 1412) 273
- The Loves of Shirin (A.D. 1426) 275
- The Book of Mohammed (A.D. 1449) 277
- Poems by Turkish Sultans 280
- Turkish Poetesses 290
- The Great Turkish Poets 292
- IX.—THE TRAVELS OF SIDI ALI REIS 327
- The "Mirror of Countries" (A.D. 1556) 332
- BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARABIC LITERATURE 397
- ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOLUME VI
- FACING PAGE
- The Slave Girl of Abu Zayd _Frontispiece_
- The Death of Abu Mustem 42
- The Song of Abu Al Salam 210
- The Queen of Night 264
- The Ancient Church of St. Sophia 320
- SACRED BOOKS AND EARLY LITERATURE
- OF
- THE MEDIEVAL ARABS, MOORS, AND TURKS
- INTRODUCTION
- MOORISH LITERATURE
- TURKISH LITERATURE
- ARABIC LITERATURE
- THE SUNAN
- THE SUNAN
- SELECTIONS FROM THE
- SUNAN
- OR, SAYINGS AND TRADITIONS OF MOHAMMED
- I have not left any calamity more hurtful to man than woman.
- ARABIC LITERATURE
- EARLY HISTORY AND SCIENCE
- ARABIC LITERATURE
- EARLY HISTORY AND SCIENCE
- EARLY HISTORY AND SCIENCE
- THE BOOK OF GOLDEN MEADOWS AND OF MINES OF PRECIOUS STONES
- IN THE NAME OF THE MOST MERCIFUL GOD, PITIFUL AND HELPFUL:
- THE CALIPHATE OF ABU BEKR, THE TRUTHFUL
- THE CALIPHATE OF AL MANSUR, THE BUILDER OF BAGDAD
- THE CALIPHATE OF AL MAHDI
- THE CALIPH HAROUN AL RASHID
- THE CALIPH AL MAMOUN
- ON MEDICINE
- THE EXISTING MONUMENTS
- OR "CHRONOLOGY" OF AL BIRUNI
- IN THE NAME OF GOD, THE COMPASSIONATE, THE MERCIFUL
- ARABIC LITERATURE
- PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
- AL GHAZALI'S "RESCUER FROM ERROR"
- PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
- PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
- THE RESCUER FROM ERROR
- IN THE NAME OF THE MOST MERCIFUL GOD
- I. Scholastic theologians, who profess to follow theory and speculation.
- II. The philosophers, who profess to rely upon formal logic.
- END OF THE RESCUES FROM ERROR
- THE DISCOVERER OF TRUTH
- ZAMAKHSHARI'S COMMENTARY ON THE KORAN
- PREFACE
- IN THE NAME OF THE MOST MERCIFUL GOD, KIND AND PITYING
- GOLDEN NECKLACES
- OR
- THE MAXIMS OF ZAMAKHSHAHI
- II
- III
- ARABIC LITERATURE
- THE "ASSEMBLIES" OF AL HARIRI
- THE "ASSEMBLIES" OF AL HARIRI
- THE "ASSEMBLIES" OF AL HARIRI
- PREFACE
- IN THE NAME OF GOD THE MERCIFUL, MOST MERCIFUL
- THE FIRST ASSEMBLY
- THE SECOND ASSEMBLY
- THE THIRD ASSEMBLY
- THE FOURTH ASSEMBLY
- THE FIFTH ASSEMBLY
- THE SIXTH ASSEMBLY
- THE SEVENTH ASSEMBLY
- THE EIGHTH ASSEMBLY
- THE NINTH ASSEMBLY,
- THE TENTH ASSEMBLY
- THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY
- THE TWELFTH ASSEMBLY
- I am the novelty of the time, the wonder of nations;
- I am the wily one, who plays his wiles among Arabs and foreigners;
- ARABIC LITERATURE
- THE POETS OF ARABIA
- THE POETS OF ARABIA
- THE POETS OF ARABIA
- THE SONG OF MAISUNA[28]
- TO MY FATHER[29]
- ON FATALISM[30]
- TO THE CALIPH HAROUN AL RASHID[31]
- LINES TO HAROUN AND YAHIA[32]
- THE RUIN OF THE BARMECIDES[33]
- TO TAHER BEN HOSIEN[34]
- TO MY MISTRESS[35]
- TO A FEMALE CUP-BEARER[36]
- MASHDUD ON THE MONKS OF KHABBET[37]
- RAKEEK TO HIS FEMALE COMPANIONS
- DIALOGUE BY RAIS
- TO A LADY WEEPING[38]
- ON A VALETUDINARIAN
- ON A MISER
- TO CASSIM OBIO ALLAH[39]
- A FRIEND'S BIRTHDAY[40]
- TO A CAT
- FIRE
- TO A LADY BLUSHING[41]
- ON THE VICISSITUDES OF LIFE
- TO A DOVE
- ON A THUNDER-STORM
- TO MY FAVORITE MISTRESS
- CRUCIFIXION OF EBN BAKIAH
- CAPRICES OF FORTUNE[42]
- ON LIFE
- EXTEMPORE VERSES[44]
- ON THE DEATH OF A SON[45]
- ON MODERATION IN OUR PLEASURES[46]
- THE VALE OF BOZAA[47]
- TO ADVERSITY[48]
- ON THE INCOMPATIBILITY OF PRIDE AND TRUE GLORY[49]
- THE DEATH OF NEDHAM ALMOLK
- TO A LADY
- AN EPIGRAM[50]
- ON A LITTLE MAN WITH A VERY LARGE BEARD
- THE LAMENT OF THE VIZIER ABU ISMAEL[51]
- MOORISH LITERATURE
- SCIENCE AND HISTORY AMONG THE MOORS
- MOORISH LITERATURE
- SCIENCE AND HISTORY
- SCIENCE AND HISTORY
- PHILOSOPHIC THOUGHTS
- TARIK'S ADDRESS TO HIS SOLDIERS
- MOORISH LITERATURE
- POETRY OF THE SPANISH MOORS
- POETRY OF THE SPANISH MOORS
- MOORISH POETRY
- VERSES TO MY DAUGHTERS[53]
- SERENADE TO MY SLEEPING MISTRESS[54]
- THE INCONSISTENT[57]
- THE BULLFIGHT OF GAZUL[58]
- THE ZEGRI'S BRIDE[59]
- ZARA'S EARRINGS
- THE LAMENTATION FOR CELIN
- TURKISH LITERATURE
- LEGEND AND POETRY AMONG THE TURKS
- LEGEND AND POETRY AMONG THE TURKS
- OLD TURKISH TALES
- THE QUEEN OF NIGHT
- LEGEND AND POETRY AMONG THE TURKS
- THE DIVAN OF THE LOVER
- THE EARLIEST TURKISH POEM
- THE BOOK OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT
- THE LOVES OF SHIRIN
- THE BOOK OF MOHAMMED
- THE CREATION OF PARADISE
- POEMS BY TURKISH RULERS
- RUBA'I
- GAZEL
- FRAGMENT OF GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- FRAGMENT
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- TO SULTAN MURAD IV.
- IN REPLY TO THE PRECEDING
- LUGAZ
- MUNAJAT
- TURKISH POETESSES
- A GAZEL BY ZEYNEB
- A GAZEL BY MIHRI
- A GAZEL BY MIHRI
- POEMS OF NEJATI
- FROM HIS SPRING QASIDA
- FROM HIS QASIDA ON THE ACCESSION OF SULTAN BAYEZID II.
- GAZEL
- RUBA'IS
- POEMS OF LAMI'I
- ON AUTUMN
- ON SPRING
- ROSE TIME
- POEMS OF GAZALI
- FROM AN ELEGY ON ISKENDER CHELEBI
- FRAGMENT
- POEMS OF FUZULI
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- MUSEDDES
- MUKHAMMES
- FROM LEYLI AND MEJNUN
- MEJNUN ADDRESSES NEVFIL
- MEJNUN'S GAZEL
- ZEYD'S VISION
- POEMS OF NABI
- MUKHAMMES
- GAZEL
- POEMS OF BAQI
- A QAISDA ON SULTAN SULEIMAN
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- ON AUTUMN
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- GAZEL
- ELEGY ON SULTAN SULEIMAN I.
- TURKISH LITERATURE
- THE MIRROR OF COUNTRIES
- OR
- THE ADVENTURES OF SIDI ALI REIS
- THE MIRROR OF COUNTRIES
- THE MIRROR OF COUNTRIES
- OR
- THE ADVENTURES OF SIDI ALI REIS
- II
- THE BEGINNING OF THE STORY
- III
- ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED IN BASRAH
- IV
- WHAT TOOK PLACE IN THE SEA OF ORMUZ
- WHAT WE SUFFERED IN THE INDIAN OCEAN
- VI
- WHAT HAPPENED IN THE PROVINCE OF GUJARAT
- VII
- WHAT BEFELL US IN THE PROVINCE OF SIND
- VIII
- MY EXPERIENCES IN HINDUSTAN
- XI
- OUR EXPERIENCE IN BAKHTAR-ZEMIN (KABULISTAN)
- XII
- THE CONDITION OF BADAKHSHAN AND KHATLAN
- XIII
- EVENTS IN TURAN (TRANSOXANIA)
- XIV
- OUR EXPERIENCES IN KHAREZM AND DESHTI-KIPCHAK
- XV
- OUR FATE IN KHORASSAN
- XVI
- OUR VICISSITUDES IN IRAK-ADJEM
- IBRAHIM: "Why do the learned men of Turkey call us unbelievers?"
- IBRAHIM: "Does the name Ulema not include our Ulemas also?"
- XVII
- THE REST OF OUR ADVENTURES
- BIBLIOGRAPHIES
- MEDIEVAL ARABIC
- D. S. MARGOLIOUTH, "Mohammed and the Rise of Islam" (London, 1905).
- C. FIELD, "Tales of the Caliphs" (New York, 1909).
- TURKISH LITERATURE
- J. W. REDHOUSE, "History, System, etc., of Turkish Poetry."
- FOOTNOTES:
- Transcriber's Notes