The Hindee moral preceptor : or, Rudimental principles of Persian grammar, as the Hindoostanee scholars' shortest road to the Persian language, or vice versa; rendered as plain and easy as possible, through the medium of sixty exercises in prose and verse; including the celebrated Pundnamu, or, Ethics of Shuekh Suʾudee
Publisher: Black, Kingsbury, Parbury and Allen
Published: 1821
Table of contents: title: Sixty-one rudimentary principles
pagenum: 27; title: Prospectus of Persian verbs
pagenum: 52; title: Thirty-four stories, anecdotes, etc
pagenum: 54; title: Poetical exercises or poems, with Hindee translations in prose, and paraphrases in English verse, on the following themes.... address to the Almighty
pagenum: 75; title: ... beneficence and liberality
pagenum: 78; title: ... humility, condescension and politeness
pagenum: 82; title: ... arrogance
pagenum: 86; title: ... knowledge
pagenum: 88; title: ... parsimony
pagenum: 91; title: ... bad company, etc
pagenum: 93; title: ... justice
pagenum: 96; title: ... oppression
pagenum: 99; title: ... contentment
pagenum: 101; title: ... avarice
pagenum: 105; title: ... piety and devotion
pagenum: 107; title: ... Satan and sinners
pagenum: 111; title: ... mystic love and wine
pagenum: 113; title: ... constancy and loyalty
pagenum: 115; title: ... thanksgiving and gratitude
pagenum: 117; title: ... truth
pagenum: 119; title: ... falsehood
pagenum: 121; title: ... patience
pagenum: 123; title: ... fate and destiny
pagenum: 125; title: ... instability of fortune, etc
pagenum: 132; title: A few amatory odes, etc, with an English paraphrase to each
pagenum: 142