Farnishin, a particular position in praying, I. 78. Farógh pirai, name of a fire-temple in Najf, I. 51. Farroz, a day of a Farmáh (see Farmah), I. 27. Farsál, the revolution of a planet, I. 26, 27. Farshid, son of Fartosh, a sectary, I. 196 ――his opinion, _ibid._ Farshidiyahs, a subdivision of the Samradian sect, I. 196. Fartáb, “revelation,” I. 11. Fartosh, a sectary of the Samradians, I. 195 ――his doctrine, _ibid._ Fartoshian, a subdivision of the Samradian sect, I. 196. Fartúsh, a merchant of the Khodayi sect, I. 201. Faruk, “separator,” surname of the Khalif Omar, I. 98, 99 n. ――name of the Koran――two Faruks, III. 4 ――a passage of the second, 5. Farúmad, or Farúyad, or Ferdid, a town in the country of Tus, where Zardusht planted a cypress, I. 307 n. Farun Faro Vakhshur, name given to the conservative angel of mankind, I. 149. Farzanah Bahram (doctor), son of Farhad, author of the Sharistan-i danish wa gulistan-i Binish――a precept of his quoted, I. 77 ――his account of Azar Kaiván, 88, 93 ――Ferzanah’s descent, life――attainments, with the aid of his master, Kaiván――anecdote concerning both, 109 ――his death, 110 ――quoted in the life of Zardusht, 245. Farzanah Bahram the Less, son of Farhad, author of _Arzhang Máni_, I. 121 ――his death, 122 ――he translated into Persian the works of Shaikh Ishrak Shuhab udden Maktul, 122 ――his austerity, 122, 123. Farzanah Farshid wird, a disciple of Kaiván, his lineage, I. 105 ――description of a fight between him and Bahman, 106 ――his death, _ibid._ Farzanah Kharrad, disciple of Kaiván, his origin, I. 103 ――an anecdote of him, 104 ――his death, 105. Farzanah Khiradmand, disciple of Kaiván, his descent, fight with Rustam, I. 106, 107. Farzanah Khushi (Mobed), author of _Bazm gah-i Durvehan_, I. 104, 119 ――a quotation from this work, 120, 121. Farwardin, name of an angel and a month, 60 and n. 1, 61. Fasakh, “fracture,” III. 150. Fas hawdi, work of Shaikh Mohí eddin, III. 234. Fatimah, daughter of Muhammed, wife of Ali, II. 398 n. 1; III. 51 ――her inheritance disputed to her――the gate of her house burnt――she never spoke to the enemies of her husband, 52 n. 1, 53 n. Fatimite (Khalifs), descendants of Ismâil, II. 398 n. ――of Ali and Fatima, the daughter of the prophet, 401 n. ――the termination of their dominion, 450 n. Fatúhát, “victories,” III. 281. Favaid Madaniy, “Useful Notes by a Citizen of Medina,” work quoted, II. 272, 381, 382. Favaimasihan, “science of future events,” contained in the sixth Nosk of the Zand-Avesta, I. 273 and n. Favardigan, “five supplementary days of the year,” I. 312 ――their names, 62, 326, 327. Favátah, “Prolegomena,” title of a work of Maibedí, III. 226, 237. Fayz, “emanation,” and other significations, III. 230 n. 2.