Turkish Literature; Comprising Fables, Belles-lettres, and Sacred Traditions — John Shaqi
Turkish Literature; Comprising Fables, Belles-lettres, and Sacred Traditions
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Turkish Literature; Comprising Fables, Belles-lettres, and Sacred Traditions
Turkey -- Literary collections; Turkish literature -- Translations into English
Gazel 145
Gazel 146
Gazel 146
Description of Circassian Women 147
Description of Greek Women 147
Defeat of the French in Egypt 149
Sharqī 152
Sharqī 153
Gazel 154
Gazel 154
Gazel 155
On the Death of ‘Andelīb Khānim 156
Takhmīs 157
Sharqī 158
Gazel 159
On a Beyt of Mahmūd Nedīm Pacha 160
COUNSELS OF NABI EFENDI:
Introduction 165
Prologue 167
Details of Nabi’s Station 169
Of Nabi’s Motives in Writing the Book 170
Of the Ranks of Islam 171
First Duty of True Religion 172
The Excellence of Prayer 172
The Excellence of Fasting 174
Of Pilgrimage 174
The Excellence of Almsgiving 176
The Desirability of Knowledge 179
The Knowledge of God 181
Eulogy of Constantinople 182
On Flight from Avidity and Avarice 185
Bad Effects of Pleasantry and Jocularity 186
Nobility of Generosity 187
Eulogy of Good Nature 188
Of Lying and Hypocrisy 191
Forbidding the Practice of Astrology 192
The Defilement of Drunkenness 193
The Vanity of Adornment 194
THE ASCENSION OF MAHOMET 201
THE ROSE AND THE NIGHTINGALE:
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