THE SPIRITUAL COUPLETS OF MAULANA JALALU-'D-DlN MUHAMMAD RUMI: World famous Persian (Iranian) 13th century poet

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THE SPIRITUAL COUPLETS
OF
MAULANA JALALU-'D-DlN MUHAMMAD RUMI

Abridged and Translated

E.H. Whinfield

Masnavi

Book I

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