Neh Manzer (nuh Manzar) Ou Les Neuf Loges, Conte Trad. Par Baron Daniel Lescallier. (French Edition)

Neh Manzer Nuh Manzar ou Les neuf loges est un conte persan traduit par le baron Daniel Lescallier au XVIIIe siècle. Ce conte raconte l'histoire d'un prince persan qui doit traverser neuf loges pour délivrer une princesse enchantée. Cette traduction française est considérée comme l'une des meilleures et des plus fidèles de cette histoire de la littérature persane.

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