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Mesihi (Fourteenth Century)
Mesihi (mes’i-hē). A renowned Turkish poet: flourished in the fourteenth century. He is one of the seven poets called by the Turks “the Pleiades,” and whose names, written in gold, are suspended in the temple of Mecca. Sir William Jones, in his ‘Commentaries on Asiatic Poetry,’ translated one of his idyls.