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...al authorities, including [[Hippocrates]] and [[Galen]], as well as Arabic writers. Little else is known of his life. [[Category:14th-century Iranian physicians|Shirazi]] ...

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...on 8 June 1800 to a renowned family which was descended from the prominent 14th-century lyric-poet [[Kamal Khujandi]]. In his [[autobiographical]] work, Hedayat so [[Category:19th-century Iranian writers|Hedayat, Reza Qoli Khan]] ...

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...ion of moral sentences, drawn from Scripture and from early ecclesiastical writers. He also wrote an ''Exomologesis'' or prayer, in which he relates the miser [[Category:7th-century Byzantine writers]] ...

*[[List of Persian-language poets and authors]] [[Category:Writers from Shiraz]] ...

...ي}}) or '<nowiki/>'''al-Chaghmīnī'''', or '''al-Jaghmini''', was a 13th or 14th-century [[Arabs|Arab]]<ref>{{Cite journal|last1=Suter|first1=H.|last2=Vernet|first2 [[Category:14th-century Persian-language writers]] ...

.../rhm.sums.ac.ir/article_46706.html }}</ref> }} ({{circa}} 1329–1403) was a 14th-century [[Persian people|Persian]] physician. He is best known as the author of the ...the supplement ''Sahah ol Adviah'' authored by Attar's son, several other writers wrote derivative works or supplements to Attar's work. Attar's work was the ...

{{short description|14th-century Persian poet and satirist}} [[Category:14th-century Persian-language poets]] ...

...zerbaijan (Iran)|Azarbaijan]], spoken by the majority until the end of the 14th-century.{{sfn|Frye|2004|pp=321–326}}}} Qatran had some difficulties in understandin ...|p=194}} the date of his death is uncertain. According to some accounts of writers such as the 19th-century Persian poet [[Reza-Qoli Khan Hedayat]], Qatran di ...

...]], and composed poetry in Persian and Arabic.{{sfn|Aftab|2022|p=205}} The 14th-century poet and [[anthologist]] [[Jajarmi]] states that Rabia wrote a Persian poem [[Category:10th-century Persian-language poets]] ...

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...Alexandria]], and [[Pseudo-Eustathius]], the extensive quotations by these writers make possible the assembly of 269 lines of text, about 20-25% of the whole. ...

[[Category:Writers from Karnataka]] [[Category:Urdu-language writers from India]] ...

...ite web|url=http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/judeo-persian-viii-judeo-persian-language|title=JUDEO-PERSIAN COMMUNITIES viii. JUDEO-PERSIAN – Encyclopaedia Iranica ...and does not employ the same level of Hebrew words as other Judeo-Persian writers.<ref name="Garden"/>{{rp|27}} ...

...first described in the 10th/11th century, it evolved in the works of later writers to a mythical animal "with a shadowy rhinocerine ancestor"<ref name=lavers/ ...erned the horn: where Al-Biruni had stuck to the short, curved horn, later writers made it a long, straight horn, which was shifted in artists' representation ...

{{short description|13th and 14th-century Persian philosopher and scientist}} [[Category:Persian-language poets]] ...

...]]") or the ''Ayvān al-Ṣanj'' ("Portico of the Cymbal") by medieval Muslim writers.<ref name="Iranica"/> Asadabad continued to thrive under [[Ilkhanid]] rule; the 14th-century writer [[Hamdallah Mustawfi]] recorded that 35 villages were dependent on A ...

...3 volumes, 1958 – first complete translation in English of "Muqaddimah" by 14th-century Islamic scholar/statesman, Ibn Khaldun [[Category:Writers from Berlin]] ...