6I—ORIENTAL FICTIONS—THE ARABIAN NIGHTS—THE BOOK OF SINDIBĀD.
23Notes on Chapter IV.
7II—THE BAKHTYĀR NĀMA AND ITS VERSIONS.
24Notes on Chapter V.
8CHAPTER I.: HISTORY OF KING ĀZĀDBAKHT AND THE VIZIER’S DAUGHTER.
25Notes on Chapter VI.: HISTORY OF THE FIFTH DAY.
9CHAPTER II.: STORY OF THE ILL-FATED MERCHANT, AND HIS ADVENTURES.
26Notes on Chapter VII.
10CHAPTER III.: STORY OF THE IMPATIENT PRINCE OF ALEPPO.
27Notes on Chapter VIII.
11CHAPTER IV.: STORY OF ABŪ SABER; OR, THE PATIENT MAN.
28Notes on Chapter IX.
12CHAPTER V.: STORY OF THE KING OF YEMEN AND HIS SLAVE ABRAHA.
29Notes on Chapter X.
13CHAPTER VI.: STORY OF KING DĀDĪN AND HIS TWO VIZIERS.
30Notes on Conclusion.
14CHAPTER VII.: STORY OF THE KING OF ABYSSINIA, SHOWING THE ARTIFICE OF WOMEN.
31Additional Notes.
15CHAPTER VIII.: STORY OF THE JEWEL-MERCHANT.
32Arabian Version of Abū Temām’s Mission.
16CHAPTER IX.: STORY OF ABŪ TEMĀM.
33Arabian Version of the Conclusion of the Romance.
17CHAPTER X.: STORY OF THE KING OF PERSIA.
