كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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Then he asked for the Sage Duban, who came in and kissed the
ground before him, when the King rose to greet him and, seating
him by his side, ate with him and wished him long life. Moreover
he robed him and gave him gifts, and ceased not conversing with
him until night approached. Then the King ordered him, by way of
salary, five dresses of honour and a thousand dinars.[FN#84] The
physician returned to his own house full of gratitude to the
King. Now when next morning dawned the King repaired to his
audience hall, and his Lords and Nobles surrounded him and his
Chamberlains and his Ministers, as the white encloseth the black
of the eye.[FN#85] Now the King had a Wazir among his Wazirs,
unsightly to look upon, an ill omened spectacle; sordid,
ungenerous, full of envy and evil will.
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