"A Thousand and One Nights" (Selected Tales)

“A Thousand and One Nights” - a monument of middle-century Arabic and Persian literature, a wealth of information about the story of the Persian king Shahriyar and his army in the name of Shahrazad. In this book, in the opinion of the viewers, the best stories from the fairy tales “The Thousand and One Nights” were included. Translation from Arabic Viconnia by M.A. Salie (1899-1961) in 1929-1939. For a wide range of readers over 16 years of age.

• Volume 816 pages,
• Overhead 1000 samples.
• Format 215x285 mm.
• Offset druk.
• Paper of credits.
• Complete rounding.
• The language is Russian.

To the chambers of the cruel king Shahriyar, who wants to take revenge on all the women for his ruined honor, the daughter of the head vizier, the Kazkar Shahrazad, comes, who wants to pin down many victims. She tells the king luscious stories about war and sex, about love and intimacy, about magical transformations, about peace and friendship. Already, the witness accepts his testimony in the right place, maintaining Shakhriyar’s interest in himself for thousands and one nights. The tales flow from her mouth, not only funny and sloppy. In her fairy tales and legends, she traces the most important philosophical teachings that extol people today: teachings about good and evil, about the presence and presence of free will in people, about the insanity of life I will tell you about their activities and their progress. In these accounts, real historical figures - caliphs, theologians, and even poets who became famous in the 7th-12th centuries - appear with special characteristics that are surrounded by a Kazkov aura.