Transcriber's Note.
Apparent typographical errors have been corrected.
Variations in transliteration have been retained.
References to three Notes at the end of the text have been included inthe Table of Contents.
The Festival of Spring
PUBLISHED BY
 JAMES MACLEHOSE AND SONS, GLASGOW,
 Publishers to the University.
MACMILLAN AND CO., LTD., LONDON.
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The Festival of Spring
 from
The Díván of Jeláleddín
Rendered in English Gazels after Rückert's Versions
With an Introduction And a Criticism of the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám
By
William Hastie, D.D.
Professor of Divinity, University of Glasgow
Glasgow
 James MacLehose and Sons
Publishers to the University
 1903
'In Depth of Conception, as well as in Loftinessof Flight and Sublimity of Language, Jeláleddínsurpasses all the Poets of the East.'
Professor Hermann Ethé.
'The greatest Mystical Poet of any Age.'
Reynold A. Nicholson.
'And all the Breeze of Fancy blows,
And every Dew-drop paints a bow,
The wizard Lightnings deeply glow,
And every Thought breaks out a Rose.'
Tennyson.
This Book with its Sincere
 Utterances of Love and Friendship
 towards the Highest
 is dedicated to
William A. Sanderson, Esq.
Byethorne, Galashiels
My ever faithful Friend
 in Adversity, as in Prosperity
Old Songs are sweetest
 Old Friends are best
Note
The current, popular spelling of Persian Names and Wordshas been generally adopted in the following pages, in order toavoid any appearance of pedantry. The Turkish forms haveoccasionally been preferred when in place, e.g. Devlet forDaulat, and Mevlānā for Maulānā. The exacttransliteration of the Persian—such as Jalálu-'d-Din, Shams-ud-Din,Umar, Ghasal, Díwán—will be found in the foot-note references to morelearned Works.
Contents
Introduction
Jeláleddín as a Persian Poet—Judgments of Scholars and Experts in Persian Literature since Sir W. Jones—The Philosophical and Theological Interest—Hegel—Tholuck—The Poetical Form—The Gazel—The Divan—Fitzgerald's Omar Khayyám—Burns—Browning—Keats's Nightingale—Coleridge echoes the Faith of Jeláleddín.
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