Status
Available
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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.
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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