سندبادنامه 74

74.1

Though Nūshīn-ravān possessed abundant treasure, / nothing remained after Nūshīn-ravān except a good name.
When these reflections occurred in the mind and the heart was entirely attentive to these high matters,
and these deductions and premises were established and proven, it became incumbent by custom, nature, reason, and religious law
to unveil this virgin bride within the curtains of meanings and the pavilions of words, and to reveal her without veil
or curtain to the inhabitants of the world, and to say: