Thu Jan 22 23:13:48 2009 UTClccn-n80-126218Authors, English--19th century0.67Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám0.710.84Polonius: a collection of wise saws and modern instancesn 80126218oca00506666a118910361FitzGerald, Edward,1809-1883Purcell, Edward,1809-1883פיטצגעראלד, אדווארד,1809־1883פיצג׳ראלד, אדווארדفيتزجرالد، ادواردlccn-n79-105787Omar Khayyamlccn-n50-19501Pogány, Willy1882-1955illlccn-n50-28686Wright, William Aldis1831-1914edtlccn-n79-40086Calderón de la Barca, Pedro1600-1681lccn-n50-27251Dole, Nathan Haskell1852-1935edtlccn-n50-30524Dulac, Edmund1882-1953illlccn-n87-893331Sullivan, Edmund J.(Edmund Joseph)1869-1933illlccn-n79-68673Jāmī1414-1492lccn-no00-92706James, Gilbertillnp-omar khayyam$1048 1131Omar Khayyám1048-1131FitzGerald, Edward1809-1883FitzGerald, Edward1809-1883700AlbumsKinglake, Alexander William,--1809-1891Aphorisms and apothegmsSong cyclesVocal quartets with pianoEnglish poetryCalderón de la Barca, Pedro,--1600-1681Quotations, EnglishJāmī,--1414-1492France, Anatole,--1844-1924SpecimensSévigné, Marie de Rabutin-Chantal,--marquise de,--1626-1696Hazlitt, William,--1778-1830Stevenson, Robert Louis,--1850-1894Keats, John,--1795-1821Thoreau, Henry David,--1817-1862University of CambridgeQuaritch, Bernard,--1819-1899Persian literaturePoets, EnglishIntellectual lifeInfluence (Psychology)English literatureTennyson, Alfred Tennyson,--Baron,--1809-1892Persian poetry--Translations into EnglishEliot, T. S.--1888-1965English-speaking countriesAmerican poetry--English influencesPersian literature--AppreciationRomanticismBarton, Bernard,--1784-1849Great BritainConcordancesDonne, William Bodham,--1807-1882Musical settingsHistoryBibliographyQuatrains, PersianLiteratureInfluence (Literary, artistic, etc.)Iranian literatureKemble, Fanny,--1809-1893Persian poetryBiographyOmar KhayyamTranslationsRubāʻīyāt (Omar Khayyam)Criticism, interpretation, etc.Records and correspondenceAuthors, EnglishFitzGerald, Edward,--1809-1883180918831824182918341835183618371839184118421847184818491850185118521853185418551856185718581859186018621863186518661867186818691870187118721873187418751876187718781879188018811882188318841885188618871888188918901891189218931894189518961897189818991900190119021903190419051906190719081909191019111912191319141915191619171918191919201921192219231924192519261927192819291930193119321933193419351936193719381939194019411942194319441945194619471948194919501951195219531954195519561957195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198219831984198519861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200943846book891.551pk6513ocn001242104ocn003170106ocn004426013ocn000559114ocn005430321ocn023707726ocn061401594ocn068473297ocn082487799ocn006585456ocn008870277ocn002135841ocn004866440ocn019371803ocn003666941ocn005431417ocn012108612ocn012323644ocn021533241ocn035272334ocn262627790ocn007625868ocn010486105ocn001029534ocn063551954ocn0264888035872656124513197481676ocn000791916sw000086966:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19470.67Omar KhayyamRubáiyát of Omar KhayyámPersian poetryArtists' booksIn the eleventh century, in Persia, there lived a mathematician named Ghiyathuddin Abulfath Omar bin Ibrahim al-Khayyami--or, Omar, son of Abraham, the tent-maker. Omar wrote poetry, and while his rhymes received little attention in their day, they were rediscovered and translated into beautiful English--more than seven centuries later--by a gentleman and scholar named Edward FitzGerald. It was a meeting of minds, a great collaboration of the past and the present, and FitzGerald's rendition of those passionate verses has become one of the best loved poem cycles in the English language. With their concern for the here and now, as opposed to the hereafter, Omar Khayyam's quatrains are as romantic today as they were hundreds of years ago; they are a tribute to the power of one moment's pleasure over a lifetime of sorrow, of desire over the vicissitudes of time. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, presented here with Edward FitzGerald's original preface, is truly a classic, and it will stand forever as one of our finest monuments to love.081391689567597135ocn004504455sw000354300:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19800.73FitzGerald, EdwardThe letters of Edward FitzGerald6086344ocn000359376sw000359376:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19630.69FitzGerald, EdwardSelected works4955718ocn001243404sw001243404:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19060.72Calderón de la Barca, PedroEight dramas of Calderon025206903X4444625ocn000361258sw000361258:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19670.74FitzGerald, EdwardThe variorum and definitive edition of the poetical and prose writings of Edward FitzGerald, including a complete bibliography and interesting personal and literary notes42150728ocn001005652sw000334026:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook18890.75FitzGerald, EdwardLetters & literary remains of Edward FitzGerald4184263ocn001854757sw001068710:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19590.71Omar KhayyamThe romance of the Rubáiyát3873927ocn000321793sw000321793:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19600.72FitzGerald, EdwardLettersLetter to Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 1844 Oct. 21, Woodbridge. FitzGerald implies that Tennyson is negligent in answering letters, and then inquires about Tennyson's health, his travel plans and the whereabouts of various common acquaintances. -- Letter to George Crabbe (vicar of Merton, Norfolk, and grandson of the poet of the same name), [1871] May 23, Woodbridge. FitzGerald discusses the sale of his boat and his wife's (Lucy Barton) correspondence regarding "settlement money." -- Letter of 1872 Aug. 13, Woodbridge, concerning the inscription for a stone to commemorate the Battle of Naseby, June 1645. FitzGerald discusses the type of stone desired and writes out a proposed inscription. Transcription available.37546722ocn001278138sw000323798:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook18950.77FitzGerald, EdwardLetters of Edward FitzGerald to Fanny Kemble, 1871-18833683928ocn002581587sw000011177:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19670.74Tutin, J. RA concordance to FitzGerald's translation of the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám35647120ocn016111471sw000616223:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19560.79JāmīFitzgerald's Salaman and Absal : a study3413412ocn005343715sw005343715:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19790.75FitzGerald, EdwardFitzGerald to his friends : selected letters of Edward FitzGerald25126211ocn000526373sw000526373:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19010.75FitzGerald, EdwardMore letters of Edward FitzGerald2342659ocn022951127sw003425078:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19030.79Calderón de la Barca, PedroSix dramas of Calderon2332443ocn001919545sw001919545:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19030.70Omar KhayyamThe Sufistic quatrains of Omar Khayyam in definitive form2332394ocn003452564sw000146166:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19140.77FitzGerald, EdwardDictionary of Madame de Sévigné21222310ocn000698213sw000695667:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19320.80FitzGerald, EdwardA FitzGerald friendship, being hitherto unpublished letters from Edward FitzGerald to William Bodham Donne2002014ocn000697459sw000697459:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19230.77FitzGerald, EdwardSome new letters of Edward FitzGerald1901914ocn000307358sw000307358:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19240.75FitzGerald, EdwardEdward FitzGerald and Bernard Barton; letters written by FitzGerald, 1839-185615421512ocn001580225sw000795051:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19050.84FitzGerald, EdwardPolonius: a collection of wise saws and modern instances82290016ocn000710385sw000022847:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19050.69Benson, Arthur ChristopherEdward Fitzgerald7537763ocn012152522sw011987651:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19850.64Martin, Robert BernardWith friends possessed : a life of Edward FitzGerald7287302ocn002645478sw002645478:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19770.68Jewett, Iran B. HassaniEdward FitzGerald7257323ocn003764803sw003764803:lccn-n80-126218Truebook19600.68Richardson, JoannaEdward FitzGerald7027053ocn000367358sw000367358:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19470.69Terhune, Alfred McKinleyThe life of Edward FitzGerald, translator of the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám3643845ocn000404512sw000143628:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19040.73Wright, ThomasThe life of Edward FitzGerald3173171ocn018255416sw018255416:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19890.78D'Ambrosio, Vinnie-MarieEliot possessed : T.S. Eliot and FitzGerald's Rubáiyát2792791ocn048256392sw048256392:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook2002Douglas-Fairhurst, RobertVictorian afterlives : the shaping of influence in nineteenth-century literature2712711ocn001478372sw001478372:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19490.71De Polnay, PeterInto an old room; a memoir of Edward FitzGerald2422454ocn002489694sw000058528:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19060.72Torrey, BradfordFriends on the shelf2372548ocn000432767sw000432767:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19680.79Prideaux, William FrancisNotes for a bibliography of Edward FitzGerald2332332ocn051942459sw051942459:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook20040.55Edward FitzGerald's The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam07910758341781928ocn008786821sw000414508:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19000.76Glyde, JohnThe life of Edward Fitz-Gerald1451493ocn003314108sw002656696:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19290.82Ince, Richard BasilCalverley and some Cambridge wits of the nineteenth century1261313ocn001725886sw000950444:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19150.82Adams, MorleyIn the footsteps of Borrow & Fitzgerald1091094ocn000732830sw000732830:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19260.87FitzGerald, EdwardLetters from Edward FitzGerald to Bernard Quaritch, 1853-18831081075ocn004862534sw001084265:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook18990.74Jackson, HolbrookEdward FitzGerald and Omar Khayyám an essay and a bibliography961035ocn000190329sw000190329:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook18950.83Groome, Francis HindesTwo Suffolk friends89892ocn002109335sw002109335:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19330.80FitzGerald, EdwardA FitzGerald medley79898ocn000695668sw000695668:lccn-n80-126218Falsebook19090.80Adams, MorleyOmar's interpreter : a new life of Edward FitzGerald0813916895Wed Mar 04 16:16:33 EST 2009