Shiraz in the Age of Hafez: The Glory of a Medieval Persian City

John W. Limbert

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Preface and Acknowledgments Part One: History of Shiraz from Its Founding to the Conquest of Timur 1. History of Shiraz to the Mongol Conquest 2. Things Fall Apart: Shiraz under the Mongols and Their Successors 3. Shiraz as City-State: Abu Eshaq Inju and the Mozaffarids Part Two: City of Roses and Nightingales 4. Peoples and Places 5. The City Administration 6. Shirazi Society: Patricians, Poets, and Scholars 7. A Very Special Place Appendix: The First Families of Shiraz Notes Bibliography Index

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