THE MAN IN THE WELL

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BAGHERI M.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (TABRIZ) Year:2000 | Volume:43 | Issue:175-176 Page(s): 1-24

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THE MAN IN THE WELL

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The striking parable of the "Man in the well", which occurs at the end of Burzuyes autobiography in Kalilah wa Dimnah, is one of the best known of Indian stories and one which from an early date has spread widely both in India and the rest of the world. Within persian and Arabic Literature it is found, besides in Kalilah wa Dimna, also in the book of Bilawhar and Budhasaf. The Greek romance Barlaam cai loasaph, from which all the later christian versions of the story are derived, and which was fromerly attributed to st. John of Damascus, is in fact an expanded translation of the Georgian Balavariani, itself a christianised rendering of "Bilawhar and Budhasaf ". The basic framework of the parable is derived from an Indian story found in the 11th book of the Mahabharata, chapter 5 to 6 and "Burzuye" being familiar with a certain number of Sanskrit books, has translated it from some Indian source and transmitted it to persian literature and through the Middle Persian texts it has been adapted by the western authors.

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BAGHERI, M.. (2000). THE MAN IN THE WELL. JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (TABRIZ), 43(175-176), 1-24. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/371311/en

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BAGHERI M.. THE MAN IN THE WELL. JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (TABRIZ)[Internet]. 2000;43(175-176):1-24. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/371311/en

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M. BAGHERI, “THE MAN IN THE WELL,” JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (TABRIZ), vol. 43, no. 175-176, pp. 1–24, 2000, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/371311/en

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