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Page 247
Thus he brought it out openly in sight for pilgrims , and purified it from Christians .
He removed the clothing which covered it , he brought home this bride with pomp
: he caused this pearl to come forth from the shell ; this full - moon arise from ...
Thus he brought it out openly in sight for pilgrims , and purified it from Christians .
He removed the clothing which covered it , he brought home this bride with pomp
: he caused this pearl to come forth from the shell ; this full - moon arise from ...
Page 409
Afterwards the Christians changed , and went into their church by the gate facing
the west ; the Moslems taking the right - hand mosque ; but the Christians were
not suffered to chant aloud , or recite their books , or ( strike ) their bells ( or ...
Afterwards the Christians changed , and went into their church by the gate facing
the west ; the Moslems taking the right - hand mosque ; but the Christians were
not suffered to chant aloud , or recite their books , or ( strike ) their bells ( or ...
Page 460
It was addressed to the Christians of Antioch , Syria , and Cilicia ; but was
probably communicated also to those Christians whose origin or country would
lead them to entertain the same scruples as those which agitated the above
churches ...
It was addressed to the Christians of Antioch , Syria , and Cilicia ; but was
probably communicated also to those Christians whose origin or country would
lead them to entertain the same scruples as those which agitated the above
churches ...
Page 506
ror ceding the possession of the defenceless city to the EmpeFrederic
Barbarossa , jos ) Al Abrúz deprived the Western Christians of all pretext , upon
religious grounds , of invading his territory . Muhammadan fanaticism , however ,
rendered ...
ror ceding the possession of the defenceless city to the EmpeFrederic
Barbarossa , jos ) Al Abrúz deprived the Western Christians of all pretext , upon
religious grounds , of invading his territory . Muhammadan fanaticism , however ,
rendered ...
Page 516
stantine the Great , visited Ælia , founded the Church of the Holy Sepulchre ,
discovered , it was said , the true cross , with a number of other relics , and
directed the attention of Christian zeal to this interesting and sacred spot . The
attempt of ...
stantine the Great , visited Ælia , founded the Church of the Holy Sepulchre ,
discovered , it was said , the true cross , with a number of other relics , and
directed the attention of Christian zeal to this interesting and sacred spot . The
attempt of ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Publications Publications, Oriental Translation Fund |
| Author | Oriental Translation Fund |
| Publisher | Royal Asiatic Society, 1836 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 9 Aug 2016 |
| Length | 551 pages |
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