INDEX.
- Abraham and Nimrod, [253].
- Abú Síná (Avicenna), [242].
- Afríts, [168].
- Ahmed, [238].
- Aino Folk-Tales, [503].
- Ainsworth’s Old Saint Paul’s, [523].
- Akhfash and his Goat, [177].
- Akhlák-i Jalálí, [264].
- Alakésa Kathá, [xxix];
- a different Tamil story, [xxx].
- Alakésa, King, [193].
- Albanian Tales, [539].
- Alexander, Romance of, [167].
- Al-Faraj ba’d al-Shiddah, [474], [493], [547].
- Alf Layla wa Layla—see [Thousand and One Nights].
- Alfonsus, Peter, [482], [564].
- Alí, Muhammed’s son-in-law, [238].
- Ali, Mrs. Meer Hasan, [xxi], [175], [216], [351], [531].
- Almsgiving enjoined by the Kurán, [430].
- Amári, [284].
- Antimony, Legends about, [292].
- Anvár-i Suhaylí, [566].
- Anvarí, The Persian poet, [175].
- Apocryphal Gospel of the Saviour’s Infancy, [556].
- Apollonius Tyanæus, [541].
- Arabian Nights—see [Thousand and One Nights].
- Arbuthnot, F. F., [xxiii].
- Archæological Review, [299].
- Archery feats, [100].
- Ashrafí, a gold coin, [43].
- Asiatic Journal, [470], [513].
- Astrologers’ Predictions, [xxxviii], [175].
- Astrology, [8], [12], [175], [240], [313], [362].
- Atkinson, James, [470].
- Avaiyar, The Tamil poetess, [xxx].
- Babylonian magic, [324].
- Backgammon, [250], [522].
- Badakshán, [263].
- Bagh o Bahár, [478], [495].
- Bahá-ed-Dín Zuhayr, [164].
- Bahár-i Dánish, [569].
- Bahrám, [339].
- Bakáwalí, Romance of: Persian and Urdú versions and translations, [xxxv];
- its construction, [519], [571].
- Bakhtyár Náma, [xxxi], [8].
- Balfour’s Cyclopædia of India, [226], [292], [325], [492].
- Bambú-rice, [231].
- Banafshá, [343], [359].
- Bandow, C. J., [545].
- Barbary Tales, [498].
- Barbazan’s Fabliaux, [549], [565], [566], [570].
- Baring-Gould’s Lost and Hostile Gospels, [476], [542].
- Barlaam and Joasaph, [563].
- Basset’s Contes Populaires Berbères, [498].
- Bath, Eastern Ladies at the, [356].
- Bazár-Master’s Wife, [376], [548].
- Beal, Dr. Samuel, [516].
- Beggar, The Blind, [402].
- Bebelianæ Facetiæ, [551].
- Beggars, The Two, [492].
- Benfey school of folk-lorists, [xx].
- Bengal, Folk-Tales of, [504].
- Beryn, Tale of, [167].
- Betel, [325].
- Bhaváni, [197].
- Bible, [xxi], [27], [70], [140], [212], [218], [253], [310], [313], [320], [339], [340], [347], [368], [456], [464], [568].
- Bilkís, Queen of Sheba, [367], [450], [473].
- Billah, Al-Mu’tasim, [93].
- Bird, The Gardener and the, [448], [563].
- Bird-language, [299].
- Bird-Maidens, [58], [476].
- Birds, Transformation into, [298], [299], [346], [545].
- Bismillah, etc., [259].
- Bistán, [289], [303].
- Biting the cheek, [314].
- Blind Beggar, [402].
- Blind Man’s Story, [60], [464], [477].
- Blind Man, The Ungrateful, [215], [516], [532].
- Blind Men and Elephant, [195].
- Boccaccio’s Decameron, [483].
- Boiardo’s Orlando Innamorato, [167], [548].
- Bráhman and Lion, [254], [518], [531].
- Bráhman and Rescued Snake, [231], [518].
- Bráhman’s Wife and the Mungús, [211], [515].
- Brandan, Voyage of St., [475].
- Brown, John P., [472].
- Brothers, Romance of Four, [530].
- Brothers, The Ungrateful, [149], [152], [493].
- Browne’s (Sir Thomas) Vulgar Errors, [259], [540].
- Buchan’s Scottish Ballads, [545].
- Buddhist works, [8], [297], [515], [563].
- Búlbúl and Rose, [122], [345].
- Burák, Muhammed’s celestial steed, [238].
- Burmese Tales, [545].
- Burton, Sir R. F., [xxxii], [277], [512], [550], [561].
- Busk’s (Miss) Sagas from the Far East, [500], [556].
- Bustán of Sa’dí, [245], [257], [278].
- Butler, Samuel, [121].
- Calenders, [385].
- Camel, The Lost, [194], [511].
- Camel-driver’s Story, [531].
- Caylus’ (Comte de) Contes Orientaux, [540].
- Cazotte’s Arabian Tales, [571].
- Cento Novelle Antiche, [560].
- Chamberlain, Basil Hall, [503].
- Chapalá, [325].
- Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, Analogues of, [xxxii], [166], [299], [439], [474].
- Chaupúr, [526].
- Chehár Darvesh, [478], [495].
- Children, Want of, [212], [568].
- Chitrasan, [322].
- Chitrawat, [324].
- Chodzko’s Popular Poetry of Persia, [101].
- Chosroes, [278].
- Clarke’s Sikandar Náma, [238].
- Confessio Amantis, [492].
- Conrad of Wartzburg, [521].
- Contes pour Rire, [551].
- Convivales Sermones, [551].
- Cookery, Kings formerly skilled in, [108], [261].
- Cowley’s amatory poetry, [348].
- Crore (or karor), in Indian and Persian numeration, [251].
- Cypress, [265].
- Damascenus, Johannes, [563].
- Danae, Story of, [xxxix].
- Danish Ballads, [523], [545].
- Darveshes, Dancing, [105].
- Darveshes, often rogues, [67].
- Darveshes, History of the Four, [478], [495].
- Dasent’s Popular Tales from the Norse, [xxxix], [497], [562].
- Day’s Journey, [271].
- Day’s (Lal Behári) Folk Tales of Bengal, [504].
- Deaf Man and his Sick Friend, [446], [561].
- Decameron, [483].
- Defoe on Fate, [xxvi].
- D’Herbelot’s Bibliothèque Orientale, [238].
- Délices de Verboquet, [551].
- Demonologia, [241].
- Dice-playing, [522].
- Dilbar Lakhí, [244].
- Dínar, a gold coin, [47].
- Dirham, a silver coin, [360].
- Disciplina Clericalis, [482], [564].
- Dívs, [253].
- Dog, The Faithful, [206], [509], [513].
- Dog-worshipping Merchant, Story of the, [494].
- Doménichi’s (Lod.) Facetiæ, [551].
- D’Ouville’s (Sieur) Tales, [551].
- Dowson’s Hindú Mythology, [228].
- Dozon’s Contes Albanais, [539].
- Dravidian Nights Entertainments, [544], [545].
- Dubois’ Tamil Panchatantra, [532].
- Dunlop’s History of Fiction, [167], [530].
- Durga, [197].
- Eastern Story-Tellers, [xxi].
- Eastwick, Edward B., [566].
- Elephant, Four Blind Men and the, [195].
- Errors, Browne’s Vulgar, [259], [540].
- European Romances—see [Romances].
- Eve, Milton’s, [324].
- Expeditions, The Three, [496].
- Fabliaux, [483], [521], [549], [566].
- Facetiæ:
- Bebelianæ, [551];
- Doménichi, [551].
- Fagnan, Prof. E., [474].
- Fairies, not immortal, [318].
- Faithless Wife and Ungrateful Blind Man, [215], [516], [532].
- Falcon, The Faithful, [510], [570].
- Farhád and Shirín, [289].
- Farídún, [69].
- Farrukh, [274].
- Farrukhrúz, History of, [147], [493].
- Fars, or Farsistán, [69].
- Fate, or Destiny, [xxv], [121].
- Fátihá, [447], [561].
- Firdaus, [244], [304], [495].
- Firdausí, [240], [414].
- Fírúz Sháh, [295].
- Fírúz Sháh, Story of, [571].
- Flowers, etc., Magical, [242], [467], [520], [572].
- Folk-Lore Journal, [479], [570].
- Forbes, Dr. Duncan, [455].
- Forbes’ Oriental Memoirs, [215].
- Fortune and Misfortune, [xxv].
- Forty, The number, [140], [155], [188], [300], [456].
- Forty Vazírs, History of the, [xxxi], [xxxix], [3], [158], [306], [383].
- Frazer, James G., [299].
- Friends, The Two, [89], [480].
- Friday, the Muslim Sabbath, [139].
- Fruit, Magical, [220], [298], [507], [517].
- Gambling maniacs, [522].
- Game of Vazír Pádisháh, [557].
- Ganas, [xxxiv].
- Ganesa, [xxxiii].
- Garcin de Tassy, [xxxv], [256], [281], [290], [547], [569], [570].
- Gardener and Little Bird, [448], [563].
- Geldart’s Folk-Lore of Modern Greece, [496].
- Gems from Snakes, [232], [297], [341], [540].
- Gems, Secreting, [299], [541].
- Gems, The Nine, [313].
- Genie and Solomon’s Ring, [163].
- Geomancy, [60].
- German Popular Tales, [521].
- Gesta Romanorum, [xxxii], [482], [564].
- Ghatika, [200].
- Gibb, E. J. W., [xxxi], [3], [303], [306], [383].
- Gladwin’s Persian Moonshee, [561].
- God, the Merciful, etc., [xxxiii], [259], [296].
- Goldsmiths, rogues in stories, [224].
- Gospels, Lost and Hostile, [476], [542].
- Gower’s Confessio Amantis, [492].
- Greek Popular Tales, [496], [498], [540].
- Grimm, The Brothers, [521].
- Guerin de Monglave, [523].
- Gueulette’s Soirées Bretonnes, [511].
- Gulistán of Sa’dí, [xxiv], [101], [253], [311].
- Gul-rukh, [347].
- Gunadhya, [xxii].
- Hair of demon as a charm, [269].
- Hahn’s Greek Tales, [540].
- Hammalá, [262].
- Hardy’s Eastern Monachism, [297].
- Hartland, E. Sidney, [479].
- Haste and Patience, [449].
- Hatim and his enemy, [478];
- and the thorn-cutter, [569];
- his mother and brother, [455].
- Hatim Taï, Story of, [46], [455], [520].
- Hauda-amári, [284].
- Hazár ú Yek Rúz, [474].
- Head, Shaving the, [172].
- Heavenly orbs, [264].
- Henna, [11], [314].
- Herklot’s Qanoon-i Islám, [351].
- Hermit, The Foolish, [112].
- Herodias’ Daughter, [319].
- Herrtage’s Gesta Rom., [483].
- Hershon’s Talmudic Miscellany, [512].
- Hikáyát-i ’Ajíb ú Gharíb, [474], [546].
- Hindústán—see [India].
- Historia Sept. Sap. Rom., [548].
- Hitopadesa, [121], [464].
- Hoopoe (or lapwing) and Solomon, [450].
- Horoscope, [240].
- Horse, The faithful, [507].
- Hospitality, Three Days’, [9].
- Howdah, [284].
- Hubbí’s Persian Tales, [474], [546].
- Humaï, [5].
- Hunter and Dog, [206], [509], [513].
- Hunter’s Imperial Gazetteer of India, [199].
- Húrís, [23].
- Huon of Bordeaux, [264], [518], [521], [544].
- Husain Vá’iz, [566].
- Husn-árá, [308].
- Hyperbole, Oriental, [339], [340], [348].
- Iblís, [376].
- Idols, Lovely women called, [291].
- ’Ifríts (Afríts), [168].
- Imáms, [238].
- Independent Man, Story of [425], [569].
- India, Balfour’s Cyclopædia of, [226], [292], [325], [492].
- India: Dowson’s Hindú Mythology, [228].
- India, Hunter’s Imperial Gazetteer of, [199].
- India, Marriages in, [337], [351].
- India, Observations on the Mussulmans of, [xxi], [175], [216], [351], [531].
- India, Past Days in, [493], [516].
- Indian Antiquary, [489], [499], [541], [543].
- Indian drama, [224].
- Indian Notes and Queries, [197], [515].
- Indian story-books: Alakésa Kathá, [xxix], [xxxii];
- Bengalí Folk Tales, [504];
- Dravidian Nights Entertainments (Madanakámarájankadai), [544], [545];
- Hitopadesa, [121], [464];
- Kashmírí Folk-Tales, [507], [524], [544], [557];
- Kathá Manjarí, [517];
- Kathá Sarit Ságara, [xxi], [166], [287], [346], [516], [558];
- Panchatantra, [532];
- Panjábí Legends, [524], [526], [570];
- Sinhasana Dwatrinsati, [517];
- Vetálapanchavinsati, [500], [518];
- Vrihat Kathá, [xxii].
- Irán, [43].
- Indra’s Paradise, [316], [544].
- Infernal Machines, [201].
- Infancy, Apocryphal Gospel of the, [556].
- Infidels, all who are not Muslims, [439].
- Iram, Rose-Garden of, [304], [494].
- Iskandar, [173].
- Istikbál, [271].
- Iswara, [492].
- Italian story-books: Decameron, [483];
- Cento Novelle Antiche, [560].
- ’Itr-igul, [330].
- Ivanhoe, [100].
- Jacob’s sorrow, [242].
- Jamí, the Persian poet, [356].
- Jamíla Khatún, [294].
- Jamshíd, Cup of, [173].
- Játakas, [8], [563].
- Jeshu, Toldoth, [475], [542].
- Jewellers, rogues in stories, [224].
- Jews, Absurd charges against, [439].
- Joseph, the son of Jacob, [244], [312];
- and Potiphar’s Wife, [330].
- Jülg’s Mongolian Tales, [500], [556].
- Káf, Mountains of, [303], [387].
- Kalandars, [385].
- Kálí, the Hindú goddess, [197].
- Kasharkasha, Story of Prince, [69], [479].
- Kashmír, Folk-Tales of, [507], [524], [544], [557].
- Kathá Manjarí, [517].
- Kází and Merchant’s Wife, [414], [555].
- Kází’s Wife, [358], [548].
- Kalmuk Tales, [500], [556].
- Kashank, the Afrít, [173].
- Kathá Sarit Ságara, [xxi], [166], [287], [346], [516], [558].
- Khil’at [99].
- Khiyabán-i Rayhán, [571].
- Khizar, [470], [521].
- Khoja, [3].
- King and his faithful Horse, [507];
- and his Falcon, [510], [570].
- King and his Four Ministers: plan of the frame-story, [xxix];
- Bengalí oral version, [504];
- Kashmírí variant, [507];
- analogues of the tales, [511].
- King who learned a trade, [434].
- Kings abdicating the throne, [80].
- Kings in Eastern stories, [123].
- Kings going about in disguise, [128], [427].
- Kings, Good Indian, [193].
- Kings, Rapacious, [40].
- Knowles, Rev. J. H., [507], [524], [544], [557].
- Kokilan, [530].
- Kurán, [187], [238], [253], [265], [312], [447], [450], [561].
- Kurán, MS. copies of the, [134].
- Kurroglú, the bandit-poet, [101].
- Kutwál, [278].
- Kutwál’s Wife, [384], [549].
- Kuvera, [464], [535].
- Lady and her Suitors, [287].
- Lady’s Story, [64].
- Lakh, [244].
- Lamp-black as a collyrium, [266].
- Lane’s Modern Egyptians, [xxi], [11], [60], [105], [238].
- Language of Birds, etc., [299], [505], [510].
- Laylá and Majnún, [122], [237].
- Leaves of the palm used as dishes, [202].
- Lee, Sidney L., [518], [544].
- Leg, Standing on one, [254].
- Le Grand’s Fabliaux, [483], [521], [549], [565], [566], [570].
- Legrand’s Contes Populaires Grecs, [498].
- Life, or heart, extraneous from the body, [30].
- Life, Water of, [520], [521].
- Lion and Bráhman, [254], [518], [531].
- Llewellyn and his Dog, [515].
- Longfellow, [xxvi].
- Love declarations in the East, [290].
- Love, Ten Stages of, [324].
- Love, Victims of, [323].
- Lukman the Wise, [122].
- Luminous Jewels, [540].
- Lydgate, John, [483], [564].
- Lytton, Lord, [523].
- Mackenzie, Colonel Colin, [351].
- Madanakámarájankadai, [544].
- Maghrabí country, [6].
- Magic, Babylonian, [324].
- Magic Staff, [156].
- Magicians, Egyptian, [27].
- Magical Fruits, [220], [298], [507], [517].
- Magical Flowers etc., [242], [467], [520], [572].
- Magical Transformations, [158], [171], [299], [300], [301], [320], [346], [544], [545].
- Mahábhárata, [108], [194], [290], [517], [518], [523], [534].
- Mahámayi, [197].
- Mahbúb ul-Kalúb, [xxii], [xl].
- Mahfil-árá, [xxiii].
- Mahmúd of Ghazní, [414].
- Mahmúda, [262].
- Maina, [298].
- Majnún and Laylá, [122], [237].
- Malay version of the Mungús story, [516].
- Malcolm’s Sketches of Persia, [141].
- Mally Whuppie, [570].
- Mán, a Persian weight, [306].
- Mango Fruit, The wonderful, [220], [507], [517].
- Mangoes, [215].
- Man’s dignity, [310].
- Marie de France, [545].
- Marriages in India, [337], [351].
- Mas’údí, [511].
- Mehndí, [314].
- Men smuggled into harams, [117].
- Metempsychosis, [218], [223], [336].
- Mihr-ú Máh, Story of, [370], [546].
- Miles Gloriosus, [548].
- Mille et Un Jours, [474], [480], [547].
- Milman, Dean, [517].
- Milton’s Eve, [324].
- Moir, James, [570].
- Money in Eastern Tales, [360].
- Moon of Canaan, [312].
- Moth and Candle, [245], [257].
- Mu’allaka Poems, [313].
- Muezzin, [104].
- Muhammad, [9], [23], [67], [69], [106], [112], [187], [238], [312], [401].
- Muir’s (Sir Wm.) Life of Mahomet, [238].
- Mukhlis, of Isfahán, [474].
- Mulk-i Nighárín, [281], [340].
- Mungús, The Faithful, [211], [515].
- Muslim Sabbath, [139].
- Mu’tasim Billah, the Octonary, [93].
- Muzaffar Sháh, [304].
- Nakhshabí, xxii. [464], [517].
- Nala and Damayanti, [108], [290], [517], [518], [523].
- Name, The Ineffable, [163], [476], [542].
- Narkis, [386].
- Nassar, History of, its motif, [xxv].
- Naubut, [273].
- Nau Ratn, [313].
- Netherlandish Ballad, [545].
- Nightingale and Rose, [122], [345].
- Nimrod and Abraham, [253].
- Nirmalá, [325].
- Nizamí, [173], [238].
- Norse Tales, [xxxix], [497], [562].
- Nostradamus, [241].
- Novel writers, [xxii].
- Nú Rúz, [173].
- Nushírván, [278].
- Octonary, The, [93].
- Oriental hyperbole, [339], [340], [348].
- Oriental sharpers, [411].
- Orientaux, Contes, [540].
- Orlando Innamorato, [167], [548].
- Ouseley, Sir Wm., [345].
- Oyster and Pearl, [257].
- Paddy, or pádí, [536].
- Pagoda, a gold coin, [196].
- Painter and Woodcarver, Story of, [500].
- Painter’s Story, [53], [471].
- Panchatantra, [532].
- Panjáb, Legends of the, [524], [526], [570], [572].
- Paradise, Expedition to, [183], [500].
- Parasang, [430].
- Parrot-Book, [xvii], [464], [517].
- Parvati, [xxxiii], [197].
- Patience and haste, [449].
- Payne’s (John) Tales from the Arabic, [561].
- Pearls from rain-drops, [257].
- Penha, G. F. D., [499].
- Perfumes, [330].
- Persian amatory poetry, [348].
- Persian and Hindústání Proverbs, [283].
- Persian Portraits (Arbuthnot’s), [xxiii].
- Persian pictures of women, [460].
- Persian story-books: Anvár-i Suhaylí, [566];
- Bahár-i Dánish, [569];
- Bakhtyár láma, [xxxi], [xxxii], [8];
- Bustán, [245], [257], [278];
- Chehár Darvesh, [478], [495];
- Fírúz Sháh, [570];
- Gul-i Bakáwalí, [xxxv];
- Gulistán, [xxiv], [101], [253], [311];
- Hatim Taï, [455], [456];
- Hazár ú Yak Rúz (Thousand and One Days), [474], [479], [547];
- Hikáyát-i ’Ajíbú Gharíb, [474], [546].
- Persian writers’ style, [250], [267], [348], [350].
- Petis de la Croix, [474], [479], [547].
- Plautus, [548].
- Poisoned Food, [226], [518].
- Pon, an Indian coin, [206], [568].
- Popular Tales and Fictions (Clouston’s), [30], [474], [476], [515], [530], [531], [548], [558].
- Porter’s Travels in Georgia, [357].
- Potiphar’s Wife, [330].
- Predictions, of Astrologers, [xxxviii], [175].
- Presents to superiors, [340].
- Princess and Dív, [279], [532].
- Prior’s Danish Ballads, [523], [545].
- Proverbs: Roebuck’s Pers. and Hind., [283];
- Sinhalese, about luck, [xxvii], [xxviii].
- Qanoon-i Islám, [351].
- Radloff’s Siberian Tales, [512].
- Ralston’s Tibetan Tales, [xxxi].
- Rámáyana, [108].
- Rasálú, Legend of Rájá, [524], [572].
- Rayhán ed-Dín, [571].
- Rehatsek, E., [xxv], [xl], [177].
- Religious trickery, [229].
- Reyes, M. de los, [486].
- Rieu, Dr. Chas., [xxiii], [474], [475], [478], [546].
- Ring, The, [355], [546].
- Rings, Signet, [70].
- Road to the Mosque, [547].
- Robe of honour, [99].
- Robinson’s Persian Poetry, [257].
- Robles, Isidro de, [551], [561].
- Roebuck’s Persian and Hindústání Proverbs, [283].
- Romance writers, European, [264].
- Romances, European: Alexander, [167];
- Agravain, etc., [530];
- Eglamour (Sir), [xxxii];
- Guerin de Monglave, [523];
- Huon of Bordeaux, [264], [518], [521], [544];
- Isumbras (Sir), Octavian, Torrent of Portugal, [xxxii].
- Roscoe’s Spanish Novelists, [486], [552], [561].
- Rose and Nightingale, [122], [345].
- Roses, Otto of, [330].
- Roy, Protáp Chandra, [523], [539].
- Rúh-afzá, [304].
- Rukh (or roc), [306].
- Rúm, Country of, [44].
- Rupí, Value of, [244].
- Rustam, [240].
- Sa’dí, the Persian poet, [101], [245], [253], [257], [278], [311].
- Sagas from the Far East, [500], [556].
- Sakhr, the demon, and Solomon, [163].
- Salamander, [259].
- Saman-rú, [288].
- Sambhavi, [197].
- Sastras, The six, [228].
- Sástrí, Pandit S. M. Natésa, [xxix], [193], [195], [197], [229], [544], [545].
- Satan, Artful women compared to, [376].
- Satan, the stoned one, [277], [369].
- Satanæ, Tela Ignea, [475].
- Sayf ul-Mulúk, Story of, [370], [547].
- Scottish Ballad, [545].
- Scott’s edition of the Arabian Nights, [275];
- his Tales from the Arabic and Persian, [455], [482].
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