The caliph Harun al-Rashid, roaming the streets of Baghdad in disguise one night, finds a wounded youth, who turns out to be Ardashir, the son of his friend Babak, the king of Isfahan.
An edition of The Arabian Epic: Heroic and Oral Story-telling (University of Cambridge Oriental Publications)
(1995)
The Arabian Epic
Heroic and Oral Story-telling (University of Cambridge Oriental Publications)
by M. C. Lyons
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Storytelling, History and criticism, Literature and folklore, Arabic Folk literature, Heroes in literature, Folk literature, history and criticism, Epic poetry, history and criticism, Arabic literature, history and criticism, Arabic Epic poetry, Folk literature, Arabic -- History and criticism., Literature and folklore -- Arab countries., Storytelling -- Arab countries., Heroes in literature.Places
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