SEVENTH SEPTENARY

[Asal and Salaman appear on the scene], 65
[Nature and character of Asal and Salaman], 66
[Further differences of Asal and Salaman], 66
[Asal repairs to Hayy’s Island], 67
[Hayy and Asal meet], 69
[Hayy catches hold of Asal], 70
[Hayy and Asal stroke one another], 71
[Hayy and Asal try to understand each other], 71
[Asal makes Hayy eat of his food], 72
[Hayy Ibn Yokdhan at last joins Asal at dinner, but repents afterwards], 72
[Asal becomes Hayy’s companion and teacher], 73
[Hayy enlightens Asal on his inner life], 74
[Asal tells Hayy of the Island from whence he had come], 75
[Hayy observes that men are dull, stupid, and brutish], 78
[Asal persuades Hayy to follow him to his Island], 79
[Hayy and Asal return together to Asal’s Island], 79
[Hayy begins to teach and instruct Salaman’s subjects], 80
[Hayy despairs of being able to reform the vulgar crowd], 81
[Hayy’s philosophical views on the value of this world], 81
[Hayy gives up his preachings and teachings], 84
[Asal and Hayy return to their Island], 85
[Epilogue of the Author], 86