An essay on the pre-Islamitic Arabic poetry, with especial reference to the poems, well known as The seven suspended poems

An essay on the pre-Islamitic Arabic poetry, with especial reference to the poems, well known as The seven suspended poems

by Faizullah-Bhái

Part of Early Arabic Printed Books from the British Library

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Re-printed from the introduction to Capt. F. E. Johnson's translation of the seven poems.

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