Quote Originally Posted by Cyrus View Post
That's not really a good translation, what that actually means is Continue on your path(keep on going) and let others do the talking. It's kinda hard to translate 'cause it's 14th century italian.
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much better.

anyways, I finally found another poem, this one is much earlier than 550AD:

سلام في الصحيفة من لقيط إلى من بالجزيرة من إياد/بأن الليث كسرى قد أتاكم فلا يشغلكم سوق النقاد /أتاكم منهم ستون ألفاً يزجّون الكتائب كالجَراد /على حنق أتينكم فهذا أوان هلاككم كهلاك عاد

"peace in the scroll, from laqeet to whoever is at the jazeera from iyad/ that the lion, kisra (the persian shah), has come to you so do not be occupied by the money market/ he comes to you sixty thousand throwing** the battalions like the locusts/ on spite he comes to you, for this is the time for you to die the death of 3ad"

laqeet ibn ya3mur al-iyadiy, warning his tribe of an attack, c.380AD*.

I went here: http://adab.com/modules.php?name=Sh3...17&r=&start=30

where I got all the other poems.

**can be rendered "mustering". the languahe here is euphemistic.