Persian literature inspired many Distinguished literary men and women such as Goethe, Edward Fitzgerald, Arthur John Arberry, Edward G. Browne, Anne-Marie Schimmel, Emerson, and many others, and it has been often dubbed as a most worthy language to serve as a conduit for poetry. Dialects of Persian are sporadically spoken throughout the region from China to Syria, though mainly in Iranian Plateau. Nowadays Two important dialects of Persian serving as languages are Tajik and Darhedi respectively spoken in Tajikistan and Afghanistan. Very few literary works of Achaemenid Period, Parthian, and Sassanid Periods have survived, due partly to the destruction of the libraries at Persepolis and many other places by Alexander and Arabs, notably many Zoroastrian writings were destroyed by both invaders, and partly because in these periods the mean of transferring of cultural works has been verbal and through quoting generations to generations and not through writings. Though there are some...

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