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Seven Wise Masters

Cycle of stories of Sanskrit, Persian or Hebrew origins

The Seven Wise Masters (also called the Seven Sages or Seven Wise Men) is a frame narrative with multiple embedded stories, known across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North Africa from the ninth century onwards.

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  1. Britannica 1911Obscure+57,509 SP
    Includes text from the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica.
  2. Count On ItObscure+22,730 SP
    Title has a number word.
  3. Cites a ThesisObscure+15,332 SP
    Cites a thesis.
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    A book or novel.
  2. Recycled TextNotable+9,354 SP
    Includes text copied from another work.
  3. BookishNotable+5,918 SP
    Cites 10+ books. Β· 11 books
  4. Well SourcedNotable+5,119 SP
    Cites 5+ kinds of source.
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  5. Many NamesNotable+3,859 SP
    10+ redirects point here. Β· 15 redirects
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  6. Spoiler AlertNotable+3,313 SP
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    Created by someone who wasn't logged in.
  8. EncyclopedicNotable+3,065 SP
    Cites an encyclopedia or other reference work.
  9. Further ReadingNotable+2,503 SP
    Has a Further reading section.
  10. BookendsNotable+2,041 SP
    Title starts and ends with the same letter.
  11. The Internet ArchiveNotable+1,416 SP
    Links to the Internet Archive.
  12. Five-Minute ReadNotable+1,372 SP
    1,200+ words of prose. Β· 2,338 words
  13. Citation NeededNotable+1,236 SP
    Has a [citation needed] tag.
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