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10x19 cm, broché à rabats, 24 pages, bon état, dédicace en page de garde, Collection Livre Lettre, quelques gravures ou fac-similés de gravures à l'encre de Chine viennent décorer certaines pages, traduction de Claude Anet et Mirza Muhammad, ISBN : 2851202987 Le grand poète et mathématicien persan né à Nichapur a composé ces quatrains (publiés dans le goût des Lettres Persanes) pour célébrer la jouissance immédiate de la vie, et la réjouissance, et contrer son angoisse face à la mort. Chanter l'amour (toutes les amours) et le vin. Car, dit-il, "il est absurde de vivre sans vin et sans bien-aimé". Plus loin encore, le poète s'enivre et affirme : "Je divorcerai d'avec la raison et la religion et me fiancerai à la fille de la vigne. Car la fille illicite vaut mieux que la mère permise !".
