The Anvár-i Suhailí, Or The Lights of Canopus: Being the Persian Version of the Fables of Pilpay, Or, The Book "Kalílah and Damnah"

Stephen Austin, 1854 - 650 páginas

PREFACE OF MULLA HUSAINBINALÍUL VAIZUL KÁSHIFÍ	1

ON THE DETRIMENT OF GIVING WAY TO NEGLIGENCE AND	13

INTRODUCTION	15

ON AVOIDING THE TALK OF SLANDERERS AND CALUMNIATORS	71

Story 3 The Story of the Darvesh who neglected Causation in illustration	79

of Meddling with what we do not understand	86

to shew	103

The Story of the Weak Sparrow who obtained his Revenge on	113

illustrating the truth of	338

showing that some will surrender	345

The Story of the Mouse an Example of the Strength of Natural 355	355

showing that a Resolute	361

an example	371

showing that he who suffers him	393

ON THE CALAMITOUS RESULTS OF PRECIPITATION AND	402

OF VIGILANCE AND DELIBERATION AND OF ESCAPING FROM	417

illustrating the Futility	121

The Story of the Three FishesVery Cautious Cautious	130

The Story of the Goose who mistook the Moon for a Fish and dis	142

illustrating the Evils of Excessive	151

illustrating	158

showing the Evil Conse	170

ON THE PUNISHMENT OF EVILDOERS AND THEIR DISASTROUS	189

The Story of the kings Equerry in illustration of the Evil result	199

showing the Value of Retirement	205

showing that Holy	212

showing the Evil	219

showing the Disastrous Results	232

ON THE AGREEMENT OF FRIENDS AND THE ADVANTAGE	249

The Story of the Hawk and the Partridge showing the Evil results	258

showing the Necessity	264

showing that one should Suspect	275

showing that he that is not Content with	287

IN EXPLANATION OF ATTENTIVELY REGARDING THE CIRCUMSTANCES	297

showing the Danger of Revealing	306

The Story of the Birds who assembled to make a Chief and of	313

The Story of the Hypocritical Cat who Devoured the Partridge and	322

The Story of the Thieves who by persisting in one story persuaded	331

The Story of the Farmers Wife showing the Evil Results which	425

illustrating the Evils of	439

Story 1 The Story of Ibni Madín and the Lark showing the Necessity	445

The Story of Dánádil and the Thieves showing the Certain Effects	451

The Story of the Hungry Arab who made a Bargain with the Baker	468

inculcating	476

The Story of the Flies who Settled in the Vessel of Honey in illustra	482

inculcating in Monarchs the duty	489

The Story of the Wretched Merchant who ordered his slave to kill	498

showing	506

ON THE SUBJECT OF REQUITING ACTIONS BY WAY OF RETRIBUTION	514

The Story of the Seller of Wood and the Tyrant who Oppressed him	523

ON THE DETRIMENT OF SEEKING MORE AND FAILING IN ONES	530

shewing the Advantage	538

OF THE EXCELLENCY OF MILDNESS AND CALMNESS AND TRAN	550

adduced to show the Worthless	562

illustrating the Evils	582

in further illustration of the above	588

ON THE SHUNNING OF THE PERFIDIOUS AND TRAITOROUS	596

in further illustration	603

ON ABSTAINING FROM REGARD TO THE VICISSITUDES OF TIME	624

CONCLUSION OF THE BOOK	647

Título	The Anvár-i Suhailí, Or The Lights of Canopus: Being the Persian Version of the Fables of Pilpay, Or, The Book "Kalílah and Damnah" Parte247 de The Anvár-i Suhaili, Or, The Lights of Canopus: Being the Persian Version of the Fables of Pilpay : Or, the Book "Kalílah and Damnah,", Ḥusayn Vāʿiẓ Kāshifī
Autor	Ḥusayn Vāʻiẓ Kāshifī
Traducido por	Edward Backhouse Eastwick
Editor	Stephen Austin, 1854
Procedencia del original	Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York
Digitalizado	11 Dic. 2008
Largo	650 páginas

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