The Thousand and One Nights, Vol. I. / Commonly Called the Arabian Nights' Entertainments

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOLUME I.

	Engraver's Names	Page
Ornamental Title.—At the foot is the Title in Arabic	Jackson.
Head-piece to Preface.—The Vase is formed of the Arabic words signifying "In the name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful" (always placed at the head of a Muslim work), written doubly, and contrarily	Mary Clint	[vii]
Tail-piece to Preface	Landells	[xxii]
Head-piece to Table of Contents	Landells	[xxiii]
Tail-piece to Table of Contents	Williamson	[xxv]
Head-piece to List of Illustrations	Landells	[xxvi]
Shahriyár going out to hunt, and Ornamental Border	Jackson	[1]
The Wezeer presenting the letter to Sháh-Zemán	O. Smith	[3]
Sháh-Zemán, after having killed his Wife	O. Smith	[4]
Meeting of Shahriyár and Sháh-Zemán	O. Smith	[5]
Shahriyár's return from the Chase	Gray	[6]
Garden of Shahriyár's Palace	Thompson	[7]
'Efreet and Lady	T. Williams	[8]
The Wezeer and his two Daughters	O. Smith	[11]
The Ass at Plough	Landells	[12]
The Dog and the Cock	Landells	[13]
Shahriyár unveiling Shahrazád	Thompson	[14]
Head-piece to Notes to Introduction.—The Arabic inscription is the subject of the first paragraph of the first Note	Landells	[15]
Tail-piece to Notes to Introduction.—Morning	Landells	[37]
Head-piece to Chapter I.—Shahrazád narrating her Stories	Miss Williams	[38]
Merchant and Jinnee	S. Williams	[39]
Meeting of the Merchant and the Sheykh with the Gazelle	O. Smith	[41]
Return of the Jinnee	O. Smith	[42]
Transformation of the Concubine into a Cow	Thompson	[43]
The Herdsman introducing his Daughter to the Sheykh	Benneworth	[45]
The Second Sheykh receiving his poor Brother	Gray	[47]
The Second Sheykh finding the Maiden on the Sea-shore	Gray	[48]
The Second Sheykh saved from drowning	Linton	[49]
The Second Sheykh and the two Black Hounds	Gray	[50]
Tail-piece to Chapter I.—The Jinnee listening to the Tales of the Sheykhs	F. W. Branston	[51]
Head-piece to Notes to Chapter I.—The Merchant eating in the Garden	Landells	[52]
Tail-piece to Notes to Chapter I.	Mason Jackson	[68]
Head-piece to Chapter II.—The Fisherman.—Motto, "Small things stir up great"	Jackson	[69]
The 'Efreet liberated from the Bottle	Orrin Smith	[71]
The Fisherman enclosing the 'Efreet in the Bottle	Green	[74]
King Yoonán playing at Goff	Landells	[76]
Doobán in his Dress of Honour	Thompson	[78]
The Intelligent Parrot	Gray	[79]
The Prince Meeting the Ghooleh	Landells	[82]
Doobán and the Executioner	Gray	[84]
The Death of King Yoonán	Thompson	[86]
The Fish of Four Colours	Gray	[88]
The Fisherman shewing the Fish to the Sulṭán	Thompson	[89]
The Cook-maid dressing the Fish	Kirchner	[90]
The Black Palace	Landells	[92]
The Sulṭán discovering the Young King of the Black Islands	Orrin Smith	[94]
The Young King on his Bed, attended by Two Maids	T. Williams	[95]
The Black Slave wounded by the Young King	Gray	[97]
The Ḳubbeh, or Tomb	Miss Williams	[100]
The Sulṭán killing the Enchantress	S. Williams	[101]
Tail-piece to Chapter II.—The Journey home	Landells	[103]
Head-piece to Notes to Chapter II.—The Fisherman and the dead Ass	Landells	[104]
Head-piece to Chapter III.—The Porter, &c.—The Motto is the Inscription upon the Door, in Koofee Characters	Mason Jackson	[120]
The Porter pleading with the Three Ladies	Smith	[123]
The Porter and Ladies carousing	T. Williams	[124]
The Three Royal Mendicants	Vasey	[126]
The Concert of the Mendicants	Smith	[127]
The Ladies preparing to whip the Bitches	Gray	[129]
The Portress fainting	T. Williams	[130]
The Porter seized	Gray	[132]
First Prince (afterwards a Mendicant) leading the Lady to the Tomb	Smith	[135]
Second Prince (afterwards a Mendicant) meeting the Robbers	Green	[140]
Second Prince as a Wood-cutter	T. Williams	[142]
Second Prince discovering the Trap-door	Landells	[143]
Second Prince ascending the Steps	Landells	[145]
Second Prince carried off by the 'Efreet	Thompson	[146]
Second Prince begging his life of the 'Efreet	Thompson	[148]
The Envied Sheykh and the Jinn in the Well	T. Williams	[150]
Second Prince transformed into an Ape	S. Williams	[152]
The Ape recognised by the Princess	Gray	[155]
The Combat with the Lion (Head-piece)	S. Williams, Jun.	[156]
Transformations	Wright & Folkard	[156]
Ditto	Wright & Folkard	[157]
Disenchantment of the Ape	Smith	[158]
The Mountain of Loadstone	Whimper	[162]
The Prince thrown ashore	M. Jackson	[163]
Death of the Youth in the Cave	Green	[166]
Garden	M. Jackson	[171]
First Lady recognising her Sisters	Green	[174]
The Prince in the Oratory	Smith	[177]
First Lady after killing the Serpent	Landells	[180]
Bázár, or Market-Street	M. Jackson	[184]
Old Woman interceding for the Second Lady	Thompson	[186]
Palace	Green	[189]
Head-piece to Notes to Chapter III.—The Porter	J. Jackson	[190]
Persian Harps	Landells	[205]
Tail-piece to Notes to Chapter III.	T. Williams	[221]
Head-piece to Chapter IV.—Fisherman drawing his Nets	Thompson	[222]
The Young Man presenting the Apples to his Wife	F. Branston	[226]
The Wezeer finding the Apple	Green	[229]
The Pyramids	J. Jackson	[232]
The Mule of Noor-ed-Deen	Landells	[233]
Noor-ed-Deen after the Bath	M. Jackson	[235]
The Old Wezeer instructing his Grandchild	Thompson	[238]
Noor-ed-Deen and his Son	Linton	[241]
Bedr-ed-Deen at his Father's Tomb	J. Jackson	[243]
The 'Efreet, attended by the Jinneeyeh, carrying off Bedr-ed-Deen	Thompson	[245]
Transformations	Wright & Folkard	[248]
Ditto	Wright & Folkard	[249]
Bedr-ed-Deen and his Bride	Wright & Folkard	[249]
Gate of Damascus	M. Jackson	[251]
The Wezeer Shems-ed-Deen recovering from a Swoon	Slader	[255]
The School	Gray	[257]
Damascus	Smith	[260]
The Widow of Noor-ed-Deen kissing the feet of his Brother	T. Williams	[263]
Bedr-ed-Deen waiting upon his Son and the Eunuch	Green	[265]
Bedr-ed-Deen bound	Smith	[267]
Bedr-ed-Deen's perplexity	J. Jackson	[270]
Head-piece to Notes to Chapter IV.—The Old Fisherman	Miss Williams	[273]
Tail-piece to Notes to Chapter IV.	Wright & Folkard	[290]
Head-piece to Chapter V.—The Humpback, &c.	T. Williams	[291]
The Humpback Dead	Wright & Folkard	[296]
Báb en-Naṣr (from a Sketch by Mr. E.W. Lane), &c.	J. Jackson	[297]
Money-Changer and Scrivener, &c.	Wright & Folkard	[300]
Saloon	Thompson	[303]
Interior of Báb Zuweyleh (from a Sketch by M. Coste)	Landells	[306]
Head-piece to the Story told by the Sulṭán's Steward	Landells	[310]
Arrival of the Lady on the Mule	M. Jackson	[313]
Mosque on the Bank of the Tigris	J. Jackson	[315]
Displaying of the Bride	Thompson	[317]
Portrait of the Jew	Slader	[319]
Head-piece to the Story told by the Jewish Physician	Smith	[320]
Aleppo	Smith	[322]
The Arrest	Gray	[325]
The Lady confessing her Crime	Gray	[327]
Head-piece to the Story told by the Tailor	Smith	[328]
Young Man sitting on a Maṣṭabah	Smith	[330]
The Barber and the Young Man	Landells	[332]
The Barber and Servants with Dishes	Landells	[336]
The Barber rending his Clothes	J. Jackson	[339]
Portrait of the Barber	Vasey	[341]
Head-piece to the Barber's Story of Himself	J. Jackson	[342]
Head-piece to the Barber's Story of his First Brother.—The Motto, "How different is to-night from yesterday!"	Landells	[344]
Tail-piece to the same	Williamson	[347]
Head-piece to the Barber's Story of his Second Brother	T. Williams	[348]
Head-piece to the Barber's Story of his Third Brother	S. Williams	[351]
Tail-piece to the same	Jennings	[354]
Head-piece to the Barber's Story of his Fourth Brother	Jackson	[355]
Tail-piece to the same	Gray	[358]
Head-piece to the Barber's Story of his Fifth Brother.—The Motto, "The emulous desire of increase employeth you until ye visit the graves." (Ḳur-án, ch. cii. vv. 1 and 2.)	Jackson	[359]
The Reverie of the Barber's Fifth Brother	Thompson	[360]
Ditto	S. Williams	[361]
Ditto	T. Williams	[362]
Ditto	Gray	[363]
The Result	Lee	[363]
The Second Misfortune of the Barber's Fifth Brother	Thompson	[366]
Tail-piece to the Barber's Story of his Fifth Brother	Williamson	[368]
Head-piece to the Barber's Story of his Sixth Brother	Landells	[369]
The Barber's Sixth Brother taken by Bedawees	Green	[373]
Tail-piece to the Story of the Humpback	Slader	[376]
Head-piece to Notes to Chapter V.	Landells	[377]
Tail-piece to Notes to Chapter V.	Vasey	[389]
Head-piece to Chapter VI.	Smith	[390]
Noor-ed-Deen embracing the Slave	Thompson	[394]
The Funeral of the Wezeer El-Faḍl	Wright & Folkard	[397]
The Wezeer El-Mo'een in the Slave-Market	J. Jackson	[402]
El-Mo'een in his Abasement	Miss H. Clarke	[404]
The Lane leading to "The Garden of Delight"	Green	[408]
Bower in "The Garden of Delight"	T. Williams	[410]
Enees-el-Jelees offering the Wine	Wright & Folkard	[412]
The Khaleefeh and the Wezeer in the Tree	S. Williams	[415]
Kereem, the Fisherman	Jennings	[418]
Enees-el-Jelees playing on the Lute	S. Williams	[421]
Enees-el-Jelees and the Khaleefeh and Jaạfar	Slader	[427]
Tail-piece to Chapter VI.	Bastin	[429]
Head-piece to Notes to Chapter VI.	Landells	[430]
Tail-piece to Notes to Chapter VI.	Branston	[435]
Head-piece to Chapter VII.	Landells	[436]
Ghánim in the Palm-tree	Smith	[439]
The Merchant meeting his Family	Jackson	[443]
Ḳoot-el-Ḳuloob awaking	Gray	[446]
Pretended Tomb of Ḳoot-el-Ḳuloob	Williamson	[451]
Ghánim sick in a Mosque	M. Jackson	[455]
Ghánim's Mother and Sister as Beggars	Wright & Folkard	[459]
Tail-piece to Chapter VII.	Landells	[462]
Head-piece to Notes to Chapter VII.—Damascus	Landells	[463]
Tail-piece to Notes to Chapter VII.—The Decision	M. Jackson	[468]
Head-piece to Chapter VIII.—Suleymán Sháh and his Wezeer	J. Jackson	[469]
Zahr Sháh on his Throne	Vasey	[473]
The Troops of Suleymán Sháh meeting his Bride	Wright & Folkard	[475]
Táj-el-Mulook hunting	Green	[477]
Descent of the Handkerchief	S. Williams	[482]
'Azeez and 'Azeezeh	Slader	[485]
The Maḳ'ad	O. Smith	[490]
'Azeez returned with the Knife and Dirhem	Landells	[495]
'Azeezeh weeping over the Design of the Gazelles	Slader	[497]
'Azeezeh dead	Landells	[499]
'Azeez and his Mistress at the Grave of 'Azeezeh	Williamson	[502]
The future Wife of 'Azeez	Jennings	[505]
The Punishment of 'Azeez	Gray	[508]
The Lady Dunyà	Thompson	[512]
Halt on the Journey	Whimper	[514]
Táj-el-Mulook receiving the Old Woman	Vasey	[519]
The Lady Dunyà writing	Harriet Clarke	[523]
The Lady Dunyà untwisting the Old Woman's Hair	T. Williams	[526]
The Old Woman beaten by Female Slaves	S. Williams	[528]
Illustrations of the Stratagem in the Lady Dunyá's Garden	Landells	[532]
Táj-el-Mulook and the Lady Dunyà	Landells	[535]
Scene on the Arrival of the Troops of Suleymán Sháh	Whimper	[538]
The Horses sent to Suleymán Sháh	Gray	[541]
Tail-piece to Chapter VIII.	Wright & Folkard	[543]
Head-piece to Notes to Chapter VIII.	Landells	[544]
Tail-piece to Notes to Chapter VIII.	Green	[555]

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