It is fortunate that, it was found, in the codex TD 26, along with other fragments and texts, the folio that is missing in all manuscripts containing the treatise Āyādgār ī Vazurgmihr.
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A banquet of Anōšervān (Husrav son of Kavād)
In the Šāhnāma (M 41), Firdōsī told the story of the seven banquets (bazm) of Anōšervān (Chosroes I) who gave a series of entertainments at which he bade the high priests and great men assemble at the palace with the sages, and asked about various subjects belonging to the wisdom-literature. In the Codex TD 26, we find another banquet of Anōšervān to the sages ...