TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE
Archaic, unusual and inconsistent spellings have been maintained as in the original. Obvious typos have been fixed, as detailed below. Corrections are shown in the text like this. Hovering over the correction with the mouse will display a message.
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| [Table of Contents]: | The entireTable of Contents was added by the transcriber. There was none in the original book. |
| [Preface]: | be a means to enlighten many |
| Originally: | be a means to enlighted many |
| [Notes]: | the great opposites |
| Originally: | the great opposities |
| [Notes]: | Jamshyd (all three appearances) |
| In the original text, the J had a diaeresis over it. | |
| [Stanza 18] (note): | of the Celestial King |
| Originally: | of the Celestrial King |
| [Stanza 25]: | who biddest all perform good works |
| Originally: | who bidest all perform good works |
| [Stanza 36] (note): | that through conventionalities |
| Originally: | that through conventionalties |
| [Stanza 41]: | from out of the depths doth speak "murmur not" |
| Originally: | from out of the dephts doth speak "murmer not" |
| [Stanza 72]: | though "lost" it's yours |
| Originally: | though "lost" its yours |
| [Stanza 84]: | "The curse of life is lust of sex...." |
| Originally this line had an opening quotation mark, but no closing quotation mark. | |
| [Stanza 86]: | one great cause created all! And then again dissolved. |
| Originally: | one great cause created all And then again dissolved. |
| [Stanza 98]: | 98 |
| In the original text, stanza 98 was numbered 68 | |
| [Stanza 100]: | mizzeran |
| This word means the person who chants the call to prayer. In the context of the text,azan, or the call itself, would make more sense. | |