Omar and the new era. Achtenhagen, Olga. The English Journal, 16 (1927) 8 (October), pp. 598–602
Students reflecting on reading and thinking about the Rubáiyát.
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‘Omar Khayyam
‘Omar Khayyam. Ross, E. Denison. Bulletin of the School of Oriental Studies London Institution, 4 (1927) 3, pp. 433-439.
Horace and Omar Khayyam
Horace and Omar Khayyam. H.E. Mierow
In: The Classical Weekly, vol. 11 (1917), Oct. 1917-May 1918, p. 19-21
Omar Khayyam – a myth?
Omar Khayyam – a myth? A.H. Millar
In: The Morning Post, december 2 1926.
Millar’s aim is to expose Omar Khayyám’s Rubaiyat as a myth.
Omar Khayyam – no myth. A reply to Dr. Millar
Omar Khayyam – no myth. A reply to Dr. Millar. E. Denison Ross
In: The Morning Post, December 6, 1926
Omar Khayyám
Omar Khayyám
In: Contemporary Review, Vol, 109, 1916, Jan./June, p. 401-404
Review of John Pollen’s translation of 1915
A new rubaiyat
A new rubaiyat
In: Otautau Standard and Wallace Country Chronicle, vol. X, Issue 478, 21 July 1914.
Discusses the discovery of a number of quatrains in an old manuscript, achieved by Hagob Kevorkian, copied by Djadjarmi. The verses included were translated by Joyce Kilmer for The New York Evening Times. (Potter 340)