🌲 Oriental tales, for the entertainment of youth, The Story of Gelaleddin of Bassora., sentence 1

In the time when Bassora was considered as the school of Asia, and flourished by the reputation of its professors, and the confluence of its students, among the students that listened round the chair of Albumazar was Gelaleddin, a native of Taurus, in Persia, a young man, amiable in his manners, and beautiful in his form, of boundless curiosity, incessant diligence, and irresistible genius, of quick apprehension and tenacious memory, accurate without narrowness, and eager for novelty without inconstancy.

Who acts: students, confluence, Bassora · What happens: consider, flourish, listen, be, repute, form · To what, where: Bassora, Persia, Gelaleddin, professors

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