Rubaiyat (Of a Tug Dispatcher)
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Rubaiyat of Modern Man
Rubaiyat of Modern Man.A Modern Sequel to Edward Fitzgerald’s Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Aly Wassil. [Illustrations by H. Matisse]. Loss Angeles, United World Academy and Fellowship, 1967. 36 p.
68 quatrains
FitzGerald’s Rubaíyat as a poem
FitzGerald’s Rubaíyat as a poem. William Cadbury.
ELH 34 (1967) 3, p. 541–563
Cadbury argues that the Rubáiyát is not lyric but “anti-lyric,” since its coherence depends upon our imagining an implied speaker.
The earliest collections of O. Khayyam
The earliest collections of O. Khayyam. V. Minorsky.
In: Yádníme-ye Jan Rypka 1967. Collection of articles on Persian and Tajik literature. Prague, Academia; The Hague, Paris, Mouton & Co., 1967. pp. 107-118.
When in 1949—52 the three anthologies of Omar Khayyam dated 604/1208, 613/1216 and 658/1259 appeared in quick succession in the West it was quite natural to hail them as our guides for establishing the much discussed poetical heritage of Khayyam.