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Partial Inventory [5]: #AB04472

by Steven Phelps (2025)

# AB04472 - `Abdu'l-Bahá   -   170 words   -   Persian
opening,
original		 ای ناظر بمنظر اکبر حکایت کنند اسکندر رومی جهانگشا بود و کشورستان و چون از
opening,
English		 O thou who gazest upon the Most Great Scene! It is related that Alexander of Rome was a conqueror of the world and subduer of countries. And when [3.5s]
manuscripts INBA55:145, INBA59:232a
publications BSHN.140.307, BSHN.144.305, ANDA#58 p.42, MAS5.047, MHT1a.108, MHT1b.066
subjects
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as in PDF)		 Detachment; severance; renunciation; patience; Power of faith; power of the spirit; Stories; anecdotes; Transience; worthlessness of the physical world
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