LUTE AND SCIMITAR BEING POEMS AND BALLADS OF CENTRAL ASIA TRANSLATED ... WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND HISTORICAL ANNOTATIONS.
New York: Payson & Clarke, 1928. First edition. End papers and title page are torn near bottom; 85 pages. More
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SHIRAZ.: The City of the Poets Sa'adi and Hafez, The City of Flowers and Nightengales
Shiraz: Learned Society of Pars, 1958. First edition. Numerous illustrations; Translated by R.N. Sharp; 110 pages plus many pages of photographs. More
PERSIAN FOLK-SONGS: A COMPREHENSIVE SELECTION.
Tehran: College of Translation, N.D., c. 1971. Translated by Abbas and Manoochehr Aryanpur; Persian text collected by Parviz Niloofari;. More
THE LETTERS OF GERTRUDE BELL.
New York: Horace Liveright, N.D., c. 1928. Probably a later impression; Forty illustrations and a fold out map of Persia. More
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND CLASSICAL PERSIAN POETICS.
Boston: Ilex Foundation, 2013. Second edition. 126 pages. More
THE THREE DERVISHES AND OTHER PERSIAN TALES AND LEGENDS.
London: Oxford University, 1923. First edition. CCLIV in the World's Classics Series; 210 pages. More
PARADISE AS A GARDEN IN PERSIA AND MUGHAL INDIA.
New York: George Braziller, 1979. First printing. 168 pages. More
ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY: AN ILLUSTRATED BI-MONTHLY MAGAZINE, VOLUME XXII, NUMBER 5, NOVEMBER, 1926.
Washington: The Archaeological Society, 1933. Articles on Luxor and Armageddon by James Henry Breasted, The Vienna painters by A.S. Levetus, The Turfan Expedition in Chinese Turkestan by A. von Le Coq and poetry by Mae Wallace McCastline and Margaret Tod Ritter; 42 illustrations, 46 pages. More
A TWO-COLORED BROCADE: The Imagery of Persian Poetry
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1992. First edition. 532 pages. More
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