# The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night/Volume 5

كتاب الف ليلة و ليلة
CASHAN EDITION
Limited to One Thousand Copies
No. 958

## Contents

Printed Contents :
CONTENTS OF THE FIFTH VOLUME.
page
1.
THE ANGEL OF DEATH WITH THE PROUD KING AND THE DEVOUT MAN
1
2.
THE ANGEL OF DEATH AND THE RICH KING
3
3.
THE ANGEL OF DEATH AND THE KING OF THE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL
5
4.
ISKENDER DHOULKERNEIN AND A CERTAIN TRIBE OF POOR FOLK
6
5.
THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF KING ANOUSHIRWAN
8
6.
THE JEWISH CADI AND HIS PIOUS WIFE
9
7.
THE SHIPWRECKED WOMAN AND HER CHILD
13
8.
THE PIOUS BLACK SLAVE
16
9.
THE DEVOUT PLATTER-MAKER AND HIS WIFE
19
10.
EL HEJJAJ BEN YOUSUF AND THE PIOUS MAN
23
11.
THE BLACKSMITH WHO COULD HANDLE FIRE WITHOUT HURT
25
12.
THE SAINT TO WHOM GOD GAVE A CLOUD TO SERVE HIM AND THE DEVOUT KING
28
13.
THE MUSLIM CHAMPION AND THE CHRISTIAN LADY
32
14.
IBRAHIM EL KHAWWAS AND THE CHRISTIAN KING’S DAUGHTER
37
15.
THE JUSTICE OF PROVIDENCE
40
16.
THE FERRYMAN OF THE NILE AND THE HERMIT
42
17.
THE KING OF THE ISLAND
44
18.
ABOULHUSN ED DURRAJ AND ABOU JAAFER THE LEPER
49
19.
THE QUEEN OF THE SERPENTS
52
a.
THE ADVENTURES OF BELOUKIYA
57
b.
THE STORY OF JANSHAH
82
20.
SINDBAD THE SAILOR AND SINDBAD THE PORTER
149
a.
THE FIRST VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR
152
b.
THE SECOND VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR
161
c.
THE THIRD VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR
169
d.
THE FOURTH VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR
180
e.
THE FIFTH VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR
193
f.
THE SIXTH VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR
202
g.
THE SEVENTH VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR
210
21.
THE CITY OF BRASS
219
22.
THE MALICE OF WOMEN
260
a.
THE KING AND HIS VIZIER’S WIFE
263
b.
THE MERCHANT’S WIFE AND THE PARROT
265
c.
THE FULLER AND HIS SON
267
d.
THE LOVER’S TRICK AGAINST THE CHASTE WIFE
267
e.
THE NIGGARD AND THE LOAVES OF BREAD
269
f.
THE LADY AND HER TWO LOVERS
270
g.
THE KING’S SON AND THE OGRESS
272
h.
THE DROP OF HONEY
275
i.
THE WOMAN WHO MADE HER HUSBAND SIFT DUST
276
j.
THE ENCHANTED SPRINGS
278
k.
THE VIZIER’S SON AND THE BATHKEEPER’S WIFE
283
l.
THE WIFE’S DEVICE TO CHEAT HER HUSBAND
285
m.
THE GOLDSMITH AND THE CASHMERE SINGING-GIRL
289
n.
THE MAN WHO NEVER LAUGHED AGAIN
293
o.
THE KING’S SON AND THE MERCHANT’S WIFE
301
p.
THE PAGE WHO FEIGNED TO KNOW THE SPEECH OF BIRDS
303
q.
THE LADY AND HER FIVE SUITORS
306
r.
THE MAN WHO SAW THE NIGHT OF POWER
314
s.
THE STOLEN NECKLACE
316
t.
THE TWO PIGEONS
317
u.
PRINCE BEHRAM OF PERSIA AND THE PRINCESS ED DETMA
318
v.
THE HOUSE WITH THE BELVEDERE
323
w.
THE KING’S SON AND THE AFRIT’S MISTRESS
333
x.
THE SANDAL-WOOD MERCHANT AND THE SHARPERS
336
y.
THE DEBAUCHEE AND THE THREE-YEAR-OLD CHILD
341
z.
THE STOLEN PURSE
342
aa.
THE FOX AND THE FOLK
345 :
Note: The nesting below tries to follow the actual structure of the stories, it doesn't match exactly the Contents in the printed book. (Wikisource contributor note)
| #The Angel of Death with the Proud King and the Devout Man The Angel of Death and the Rich King The Angel of Death and the King of the Children of Israel Iskender Dhoulkernein and a Certain Tribe of Poor Folk The Righteousness of King Anoushirwan The Jewish Cadi and His Pious Wife The Shipwrecked Woman and Her Child The Pious Black Slave The Devout Platter-Maker and His Wife El Hejjaj and the Pious Man The Blacksmith Who Could Handle Fire without Hurt The Devotee to Whom God Gave a Cloud to Serve Him and the Devout King The Muslim Champion and the Christian Damsel Ibrahim Ben el Khawwas and the Christian King’s Daughter The Justice of Providence The Ferryman of the Nile and the Hermit The King of the Island Aboulhusn ed Durraj and Abou Jaafer the Leper The Queen of the SerpentsThe Adventures of BeloukiyaThe Story of Janshah Sindbad the Sailor and Sindbad the PorterThe First Voyage of Sindbad the SailorThe Second Voyage of Sindbad the SailorThe Third Voyage of Sindbad the SailorThe Fourth Voyage of Sindbad the SailorThe Fifth Voyage of Sindbad the SailorThe Sixth Voyage of Sindbad the SailorThe Seventh Voyage of Sindbad the Sailor The City of Brass The Malice of WomenThe King and His Vizier’s WifeThe Merchant’s Wife and the ParrotThe Fuller and His SonThe Lover’s Trick Against the Chaste WifeThe Niggard and the Loaves of BreadThe Lady and Her Two LoversThe King’s Son and the OgressThe Drop of HoneyThe Woman Who Made Her Husband Sift DustThe Enchanted SpringsThe Vizier’s Son and the Bathkeeper’s WifeThe Wife’s Device to Cheat Her HusbandThe Goldsmith and the Cashmere Singing-GirlThe Man Who Never Laughed AgainThe King’s Son and the Merchant’s WifeThe Page Who Feigned to Know the Speech of BirdsThe Lady and Her Five SuitorsThe Man Who Saw the Night of PowerThe Stolen NecklaceThe Two PigeonsStory of Prince Behram of Persia and the Princess Ed DetmaThe House with the BelvedereThe King’s Son and the Afrit’s MistressThe Sandal-Wood Merchant and the SharpersThe Debauchee and the Three-Year-Old ChildThe Stolen PurseStory of the Fox and the Folk | Night cccclxiii. Night cccclxiv. Night cccclxv. Night cccclxvi. Night cccclxvii. Night cccclxviii. Night cccclxix. Night cccclxx. Night cccclxxi. Night cccclxxii. Night cccclxxiii. Night cccclxxiv. Night cccclxxv. Night cccclxxvi. Night cccclxxvii. Night cccclxxviii. Night cccclxxix. Night cccclxxx. Night cccclxxxi. Night cccclxxxii. Night cccclxxxiii. Night cccclxxxiv. Night cccclxxxv. Night cccclxxxvi. Night cccclxxxvii. Night cccclxxxviii. Night cccclxxxix. Night ccccxc. Night ccccxci. Night ccccxcii. Night ccccxciii. Night ccccxciv. Night ccccxcv. Night ccccxcvi. Night ccccxcvii. Night ccccxcviii. Night ccccxcix. Night d. Night di. Night dii. Night diii. Night div. Night dv. Night dvi. Night dvii. Night dviii. Night dix. Night dx. Night dxi. Night dxii. Night dxiii. Night dxiv. Night dxv. Night dxvi. Night dxvii. Night dxviii. Night dxix. Night dxx. Night dxxi. Night dxxii. Night dxxiii. Night dxxiv. Night dxxv. Night dxxvi. Night dxxvii. Night dxxviii. Night dxxix. Night dxxx. Night dxxxi. Night dxxxii. Night dxxxiii. Night dxxxiv. Night dxxxv. Night dxxxvi. Night dxxxvii. Night dxxxviii. Night dxxxix. Night dxl. Night dxli. Night dxlii. Night dxliii. Night dxliv. Night dxlv. Night dxlvi. Night dxlvii. Night dxlviii. Night dxlix. Night dl. Night dli. Night dlii. Night dliii. Night dliv. Night dlv. Night dlvi. Night dlvii. Night dlviii. Night dlix. Night dlx. Night dlxi. Night dlxii. Night dlxiii. Night dlxiv. Night dlxv. Night dlxvi. Night dlxvii. Night dlxviii. Night dlxix. Night dlxx. Night dlxxi. Night dlxxii. Night dlxxiii. Night dlxxiv. Night dlxxv. Night dlxxvi. Night dlxxvii. Night dlxxviii. Night dlxxix. Night dlxxx. Night dlxxxi. Night dlxxxii. Night dlxxxiii. Night dlxxxiv. Night dlxxxv. Night dlxxxvi. Night dlxxxvii. Night dlxxxviii. Night dlxxxix. Night dxc. Night dxci. Night dxcii. Night dxciii. Night dxciv. Night dxcv. Night dxcvi. Night dxcvii. Night dxcviii. Night dxcix. Night dc. Night dci. Night dcii. Night dciii. Night dciv. Night dcv. Night dcvi. |
* ↑ There is another story with the same title in Volume 1. (Wikisource contributor note)