Edîb Mehmed Efendi of Lâdik, secretary to Şeyhülislâm Hâfız Mehmed Efendi and companion of Damad İbrâhim Pasha: his life and four poems.
Edîb Mehmed Efendi of Lâdik: secretary to a fellow townsman who became şeyhülislâm, a judge overshadowed by the 1703 revolt, and companion of Damad İbrâhim Pasha.
Two couplets surviving from Edîb of Lâdik's poems in praise of the Prophet: the edifice of the law that ruin cannot topple and a talisman-sealed treasure reason cannot open.
Edîb of Lâdik's opening couplet setting a dawn prayer beside a wine-filled conversation, read between "sihir" (spell) and "seher" (dawn), written with the same letters.
Edîb of Lâdik's opening couplet likening love to a flaming plume on the rose of the heart and to the ornament of a turban of madness; possibly a second matla of one ghazal.
Edîb of Lâdik's ghazal with the redif "let it appear": a breast like a crystal mirror, the light of Sinai, a house of mourning turned to a feast and lions that look like ants.
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