Delve into the rich tapestry of early Persian poetry with this curated collection of primary sources. "Primary Sources, Historical Collections: Early Persian Poetry" offers a fascinating glimpse into the literary traditions of Persia, featuring works that have shaped the cultural landscape for centuries. This compilation is thoughtfully introduced by a foreword from T. S. Wentworth, adding valuable context and perspective.
Explore the beauty and depth of classical Persian verse, carefully selected and presented by A. Williams Jackson, a noted scholar in the field. This collection provides not only access to these timeless poems but also a window into the historical and social milieu in which they were created. Ideal for students, scholars, and anyone with an interest in Persian literature and history, this volume promises to be a treasured addition to any library.
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