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'''The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyam''' is the collection of [[quatrain]]s—four-line stanzas written by [[Omar Khayyam]]. They are largely known to the English-speaking world through the translation written by Edward FitzGerald, first published anonymously, in 1859.
'''The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyam''' is the collection of [[quatrain]]s—four-line stanzas which he wrote. They are largely known to the English-speaking world in the translations written by Edward FitzGerald, first published, anonymously, in 1859.
They are perhaps some of the most quoted poetry in the English language: of approximately a hundred stanzas, about forty of them are included ''in full'' in the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.
They are perhaps some of the most quoted poetry in the English language: of approximately a hundred stanzas, about forty of them are included ''in full'' in the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.
[[Category:Poetry|Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyam, The]]
[[Category:Poetry|Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyam, The]]