D.	G.	Serial.	TITLES OF THE ANECDOTES.
			Part III, Chapter XXI = LXXI: On Irreligious and Unprincipled persons.
f268b	f277b	1736	Introduction. Why Sayyid Ḥusayn b. Músá (?) refused to accept invitations and refrained from attending funeral processions. The narrative of his ill-luck. (The Kitábu’l-Faraj ba‘da ’sh-Shidda of at-Tanúkhí as the source, see above, pp. 90—94).
f269b	f278a	1737	‘Abdu’l-Qays(?) (in Faraj Abú’l-Qásim ‘Abdu’llah b. Muḥammad ibnu’l-Ḥusayn al-‘Abqasí), the poet, relates his encounter with Muqbil, his father’s slave, and the gang of robbers from whose clutches he was accidentally saved through the protection of the leader of the gang. (Cf. T. F. S. II, viii, p. 57—60).
f270a	f278b	1738	The advice of Nu‘mán b. at-Turáb al-‘Abdí to his three sons; Sa‘íd, one of them, tests his father’s experience in regard to false friends, and is convinced of its truth.
f271a	f279a	1739	The story of the homicide-hermit, and the lucky escape of a victim, a man of the army, from the dungeon of the wicked hermit. (Cf. T. F. S. II, viii, pp. 56—7).
f271b	”	1740	The perilous adventure of a servant of Muḥammad b. Sulayman Háshimí, who accidentally saves a woman from the dark designs of a villain. (Cf. T. F. S. II, viii, pp. 60—1).
f272a	f279b	1741	A personal anecdote of the author of the Faraj ba‘da’sh-Shidda, the Qádhí Abú ‘Alí Muḥassin at-Tanúkhí, about the loss which he suffered at the hands of an ungrateful wretch, named Abú ‘Alí aṣ-Ṣúlí for a very trifling grievance.
			The chapter ends with a panegyric on the Wazír.