In one long poem written in this language, the ward of No'oman orders the construction of a domed palace to house each of his new brides.
In one long poem written in this language, the ward of No'oman orders the construction of a domed palace to house each of his new brides. The Seven Beauties, along with a rhyming-couplet epic about Alexander the Great and a frame tale collection known as The Treasury of Mysteries, is part of the "Five Jewels" of this language, and were created by man whose best-known poem describes a poet who goes crazy in the wilderness after the first title figure is forced into marriage. This language of the poet (*) Nezami was used for multiple epics by men from the city of Tus, one about Garshasp and another which focuses on a man who traces his descent from Nariman through his father Zal. The lines "the moving hand writes, and having writ, moves on" and mentions "a jug of wine, a loaf of broud, and thou" were translated by Edmund Fitzgerald from this language, whose nationalistic epic about Rustam is Ferdowsi's Shahnameh, or Book of Kings. FTP, identify this language of Omar Khayyam's Rubiyat, spoken by a great many people in Iran.
In one long poem written in this language, the ward of No'oman orders the construction of a domed palace to house each of his new brides.
{Persian} or {Parsi} or {Farsi}