Tales of Ancient Persia (Oxford Myths & Legends)

by Barbara Leonie Picard

Other authorsVictor Ambrus (Illustrator)
Hardcover, 1972

Status

Available

Call number

398.2

Publication

Oxford University Press (1972), 176 pages

Description

Persian legends of valor and heroism taken from the first part of Firdausi's Shah-Nāma, an epic poem covering the history of Persia through the seventh century.

Language

Original language

English

Physical description

176 p.

ISBN

0192741195 / 9780192741196

Local notes

Persian legends of valor and heroism taken from the first part of Firdausi's Shah-Nama, an epic poem covering the history of Persia through the seventh century.

The earliest kings --
Zohak the monster --
Zohak and Feridun --
The sons of Feridun --
Zal and the white-haired --
Zal and Rudaba --
The birth and boyhood of Rustem --
How Rustem found Raksh --
Rustem's journey to Mazendaran --
Rustem and Tahmina --
Sohrab and Rustem --
Siyavush the unfortunate --
Afrasib --
Khosroes and Afrasib --
Forud of Kalat --
The defeat of Persia --
Rustem's battle with Puladvend --
Rustem and Akvan the demon --
Bizhan and Manizha --
The departure of Khosroes --
Gushtasp --
Isfendiar --
Rustem and Isfendiar --
The death of Rustem.

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