A literary history of Persia

504 INDEXFargard (chapters of Vendidad,so named), 99Farhang-i-Pahlavik (Pahlawiglossary), 109Ibnu'l-Farid (mystic poet),419. 438Faridu'd-Din 'Attar, Shaykh(Persian mystic andPoet). See 'Attar.Farighuni Dynasty, 453Farr-i-Kayani (" Royal Splendour"),128, 143, 144-Farra (grammarian), 277Farrash ("carpet-spreader"),354Farrukh Hurmazd (Ispahbadhof Khurasan), 182Farrukhi (Persian poet), 389,460, 474Farrukh-zad, 104Farrukh-zadh-Khusraw (SasanianKing), 174Fars (Parsa, Persis, q.v.), 4, 8,19, 200, 360, 371, 432, 434,448Fasa (near Shiraz), 170Abu'1-Fath -Busti, 371, 467Abu'1-Fath Mahmud, 253, 371.See Ibn Kushajim-Fatiha (opening chapter of-Quran), 98Fatima (daughter of theProphet and wife of 'Ali),13. 131, 132, 214. 224. 229,239, 350, 392, 397, 39^, 399,408Fatima (daughter of AbuMuslim), 247, 328Fatima of Nishapur, 434Fatimi (= Ismn'ili, q.v.), 407Fatimid Caliphs, 214, 339, 349,352, 889, 367, 371, 373, 398,396, 397, 398 (their pedigreediscussed), 399, 400, 401.402, 404, 409, 455. See alsoCarmaihians, Isma'ilis, Sectof the SevenFawkes, Guy, 203-Fayyum, 71, 104Feridun, 115, 116, 268Abu'1-Fida (historian), 169,200Fida'is (Assassins), 424*Fihrist, 76, 109, no, 123, 155.156. 157, 159, 163-164, 165,247, 268, 278, 302, 308, 310,312-313. 315. 323. 324, 327,328, 332, 350, 362, 373, 374,378, 383-387, 394. 39&, 401,407, 416, 418, 420, 428-429Finance department of earlyCaliphs modelled on Persianlines, 205Fiorillo, 60Abu Firas (poet), 370, 371, 446*Firdawsi, 15, 79, 80, no, 111,114, 118, 122, 123. 136, 138,140-142, 143, 144-148, 146.147-150, 169, 348, 372, 389,437, 452, 456, 460. See alsoSltaluiamaFires, Sacred,139. Seealso Adhar Gnsliasp. Frobagor Fanibag Fire(Kharrad),and Burjin-MihrFire-temples, 206Fire-worshippers. See Guebres,ZoroastriansFiruz-Daylami, 262Firuz (son of Abu Muslim'sdaughter Fatima), calledKudak-i-datia ("the WiseChild"), 328Firuz -i-Mashriqipoet). 355, 453Firuz, Mulla, 53(PersianFitzgerald, Lord Edward,346Five Principles of theIsma'ilis, 408Fleischer, 169. 453Flower, Samuel, 42, 59Fliigel, 157, 159. 161, 163, 164,292, 373, 378, 383Forbes, Dr, 472Foy, 64Francis V of France, 40Frank, Hermann, 417Fravarlish (Phraortes), 21, 32Frazer, 44French East India Company,45Frobag Fire, 139Fudayl b. 'lyad (or 'Ayyad),298, 418. 424. 426Fuqaym (Arab tribe), 176Furat (general), 238" Furs-i-qadim," 80Fustat, 399Fususu't-Hikam (by ShaykhMuhyiyyu'd-Din b. al-'Arabi), 420Futtaq (Patecius), father ofManes, 157*Futiihu'l-Buldan. See -BaladhuriGabra (=mard), 74Gabri dialect (Yazd and Kirman),43, 86, 109. See alsoDi*tec6Gabriel, Archangel , 316,4-7Gahs (Zoroastrian), 5, 52Galen (Jalinus). 305, 381Gandara (country), 94Ganneau. Charles, 76Garmapada (Old Persianmonth). 33Gasanik (liturgical portion ofAvcsta). 97Gathas (Avesta), 28, 30, 78, 88,95, 97 ; (days added toyear), 100Gaub- (Old Persian root), 27Gaumata the Magian, 31, 32Gava (the blacksmith), 115Gayumarth (Gayo Mareta,"Cayumers "), 55, 56, 112,122"Gazelle" (name given by-Husayn to his wife thadaughter of Yazdigird III),131. 229Geiger and Kuhn's Grundriss.25, 3i, 35, 57. 59, 6 3, r >8, 69.83,88,96, 108, in, 138Geitiin, Herr, 472Geldner, 57, 69, 95, 96, 97, 98,99Genealogy (Ansab), 267, 269,270Geography, 271Gerard of Cremona, 40Germans, 185, 301 ; Mysticsof xiv cent., 297Ghada'iri of Ray (Persianpoet), 437Ghassan, 173, 174, 388*Gkayatu'livasail ila tna'rifaii'l-awa'il,455Ghaylan the Qadari, 283Ghazal form of poetry, 472,474- 47