Persian Literature, Ancient and Modern

by Elizabeth A. Reed

A.

• Abbas, Shah, [335].
• Accad, [1], [2], [3], [4], [33], [51].
• Accadian, [66].
• Accadian Tongue, [6], [31], [55].
• Achæmenes, n [46].
• Achæmenian, [44], [46], [48].
• Achæmenidæ, [50].
• Adarbad, [114].
• Adonis, [68], [77].
• Adonis Phrygian, [42].
• Afrasiyab, the Tartar Chief, [244], [245], [247].
• Age, Babylonian, [7].
• Agathokles, [10].
• Agni, [66], [107].
• Ahasuerus, [49].
• Ahriman, [48], [54], [99], [106], [129].
• Ahura Mazda, [86], [94], [99], [108], [128], [161].
• Akbar, Shah, [334], [335].
• Akhuni, [59].
• Alborz, Mount, [91], [98], [103].
• Alexander, [13], [14], [20], [21], [52], [112], [113], [406];
  • book of, [333].
• Allah-il-Allah, [23].
• Al-Fateh, [333].
• Almokaffa, [190].
• Alp Arslan, [27].
• Amicable Instruction, [189], [203].
• Anāhid, [69].
• Anat, [56].
• Anderson, n [96].
• Angra Mainyu, [127], [129].
• Annatu, [70].
• Antelope and Crow, [189], [205].
• Anthon, [76].
• Anu, [56], [69], [70].
• Anwāri, [284].
• Anwār-i-Suhali, [189], [215];
  • history of, [190];
  • preface of, [192].
• Apaosha, [101], [105].
• Aphrodite, [76].
• Apis Egyptian, [87].
• Arabs, [166], [176], [183], [188].
• Arabia, [7], [46], [48], [166].
• Arabian Conquest, [1], [22], [25].
• Arabian Nights, [28].
• Arbela, [40].
• Architecture of Persepolis, [18].
• Ardvi Sura Anāhita, [93], [94].
• Arjasp, [272];
  • defeated by Isfendiyār, [276].
• Armenia, [15], [48], [69].
• Arrianus, n [36].
• Art, Asiatic, [17].
• Art, Greek, [5].
• Art, Persian, [1], [16], [17], [18].
• Artaxerxes, [13], [30], [44], [49], [50].
• Aryan, [23].
• Arzang, the Demon Chief, [259].
• Asia, [1], [8], [23], [39], [48].
• Ashtaroth, [8], n [10], n [54], [67], [68], [77], [108].
• Assur, [53], [58], [59].
• Assur-banipal, [6], [36], n [37], [55], [69].
• Assyria, [6], [15], [33], [34], [35], [39], [46], [48].
• Assyriologists, [34].
• Astarte, n [10], [68].
• Asura, [404].
• Asteria, [68], [70].
• Atar, [86], [100].
• Augustus, [7].
• Aulād, [252];
  • capture of, [257].
• Avesta, [23], [54], [104], [107], [114], [115], [116], [404].

B.

• Baal, [8], [53], [66], [76], [107], [108].
• Baal Moloch, [10].
• Babylon, [1], [6], [7], [10], [17];
  • fall of, [30], [36], [39], [41], [43].
• Babylonia, [3], [6], [15], [33], [55], [61];
  • North, [3], [40], [65].
• Babylonians, [9], [41].
• Bāhram Gor, [214].
• Bagdad, [311], [321], [407].
• Balder, [77].
• Bardes, [47].
• Bāzindah, [195];
  • misfortunes of, [198];
  • return of, [201].
• Beer, [44]
• Bees and their Habits, [189], [193].
• Behistun Inscriptions, [17], [30], [45], [114].
• Behistun Rock, n [20].
• Bel, [10], [36], [40], [42], [52].
• Bel Merodach, [56], [61], [62].
• Bellona, [69].
• Belshazzar, [35], [40], [42], [43].
• Benfey, [44].
• Berosus, [69].
• Beth-anath, [56].
• Bi-frost, (Rainbow Bridge), [103].
• Birds, Mythical, [86], [95].
• Bird, My, [321], [329].
• Birs, Nimrud, [37].
• Blackstone, Sir Wm., [156].
• Blind Man and his Whip, [189], [201].
• Bokhāra, [309], [323], [407].
• Bombay, [161].
• Bores, [309], [320].
• Boscawen, W. St. Chad, [40], n [43].
• Bosphorus, [13].
• Bournouf, [31], [44], [116].
• Brāhman and Ichneumon, [208].
• Brockhaus, [116].
• Buddha, [227].
• Budge, E.A., n [5], n [37].
• Bundehesh, [112].
• Bustān, [25], [225], [309];
  • extracts from, [313].

C.

• Calligraphy, [19], [335].
• Cambyses, [44], [45], [87].
• Canaan, [63].
• Canopus, lights of, [190].
• Captives, The, [383].
• Capua, John of, [190].
• Capture, the, [351], [352], [362].
• Cappadocia, [48], [69].
• Carthage, [48].
• Carthaginians, [10].
• Caucasus, [7].
• Cerberus, [102].
• Chaldea, [4], [64], [65], [103].
• Chaos, wife of Hea, [59], [60].
• Chemosh, [53], [60], [63], [64], [65], [108].
• Chinvat Bridge, [86], [103], [141], [153], [157], [158].
• Chips from a German Workshop, n [109], n [126].
• Christians persecuted, [104], [121].
• Christianity, [125], [167].
• Citagriva, [204].
• Circe, [74].
• Commentary, [127], [140].
• Comrades, the two, [338], [340].
• Conquest, Mohammedan, [165].
• Constellations, King of, [67].
• Coptic Girl, [174], [184], [185].
• Creation, legend of, [54].
• Cuneiform inscriptions, [3], [6], [30].
• Curtius, n [36], n [113].
• Cutha, [54], [61].
• Cyprus, [6].
• Cyrus, [12], [15], [20], [28], [30], [40], [44], [47], [52], [118];
  • decree of, [20].

D.

• Dagon, [63].
• Daniel, n [36], [40], [41].
• Damascus, [311].
• Darius, [9], [13], [20], [29], [45], [47], [49], [50], [52];
  • and his Horsekeeper, [309], [316].
• Darmesteter, Prof., [20], n [110], n [150], n [156].
• Dastur, [125].
• Datilla, River of Death, [107].
• Dead, Disposition of, [146], [153].
• Delos, [68].
• Devas, [105].
• Demon, White, [248], [252], [257], [260];
  • slain, [260].
• Desert, the, [351], [353].
• Diana, [75], [108].
• Dihkans, [22].
• Diodorus, [5], n [113].
• Diocletian, [114].
• Domitian, [50].
• Dogs, importance of, [147], [152], [153], [156];
  • of Yama, [153].
• Druj, [152].
• Dungi, [3].
• Duza, [42].
• Dynasty, Achæmenian, [25];
  • Gaznevides, [24], [25];
  • Sassanian, [20], [21], [22].

E.

• Eastwick, Prof., [xiii], [191].
• Ecbatana, [20], n [43].
• Ecclesiastes, book of, [310].
• Egebi, [9].
• Egypt, [6], [7], [15], [39], [46], [48], [49], [61].
• Elam, [7], [11], [69].
• Elamites, [3].
• Elephant and Jackal, [189], [209].
• England, [16], [411].
• Epic, Persian, [24], [25], [214].
• Ephesus, [76], [108].
• Ephesians, [76].
• Eridu, [56], [67].
• Esar-haddon, [9], n [37].
• Euphrates, [3], [5], [16], [35], [37].
• Evil Spirits, seven, [56], [57].
• Exiles, the, [351].
• Exodus, [3].