|
1417 |
Bulaq: "satirical." Cf.
Bombaci, p. 468. |
1418 |
"On the same . . . or" is
added in the margin of C, and in D. |
1419 |
This is one of the
purposes of rhetoric as defined in Aristotelian tradition. Cf.
1:78, above, and p. 370, below. |
1420 |
Qur'an 39.23 (24). |
1421 |
Qur'an 6.97 (97), 98 (98), 126 (126). In the
context, the verse means: "We have explained the signs." |
1422 |
Cf. Qur'an 15.87
(87). Cf. J. Horovitz, Koranische
Untersuchungen (Berlin & Leipzig,
1926), pp. 26 f. |
1423 |
"Of poetry" is added in C
and D. |
1424 |
The erotic part at the beginning of a poem. Cf.
I. Lichtenstadter, "Das Nasib der altarabischen Qaside,"
Islamica, V (1931), 17 ff., and in
El, s.v. |
1425 |
Bulaq corrects to
"meters." |
1426 |
Cf., for instance, pp. 333
and 354, above. |
1427 |
Cf. p. 368, above. |
1428 |
Cf. p. 340 (n. 1317),
above. |
1429 |
Cf. n. 1208 to this
chapter, above. |
1430 |
Yasa`ani,
as clearly indicated in B and C. |
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