The young poet called the Second Joseph for his beauty, of the old Amasya emirs' line according to Hüsameddin: his life and three poems.
The young poet called Yûsuf-ı Sânî for his beauty and killed by a lover: of the Amasya emirs' line according to Hüsameddin, of Rûm or İstanbul according to the tezkires.
The four-couplet ghazal of Sânî, the young poet remembered for his beauty: tears like dew on the eyelashes, arrows counted as balm and a last couplet on man's single breath.
Sânî's opening couplet praised by Latîfî: a verbless address naming the beloved's stature and face with three trees and four flowers, the art the anthologist calls four within four.
A couplet surviving from a lost kaside by Sânî: an address to the gardener comparing the scentless cypress with the musk-scented beloved and playing on scent in the word bûdur.
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