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Page xxviii
The veneration paid to saints , relics , and holy spots , appears to have been
superadded to the Muhammadan religion . The respect offered to the Kaaba was
of a different nature , and appears to have been rather a perversion of that sacred
...
The veneration paid to saints , relics , and holy spots , appears to have been
superadded to the Muhammadan religion . The respect offered to the Kaaba was
of a different nature , and appears to have been rather a perversion of that sacred
...
Page 63
Nevertheless , with respect to prayer in the Kaaba , it appears to be confirmed
and established as a consummate privilege that such is the case : the definitive
conclusion appears to be , that all this does not here take place without prayer .
Nevertheless , with respect to prayer in the Kaaba , it appears to be confirmed
and established as a consummate privilege that such is the case : the definitive
conclusion appears to be , that all this does not here take place without prayer .
Page 454
It It appears to have prevailed among the ancient Chaldeans , the Egyptians , the
Assyrians , & c . We have no proof that it was universal : the tribes of the Grecian
peninsula and continent seem to have lost it , if they ever possessed it .
It It appears to have prevailed among the ancient Chaldeans , the Egyptians , the
Assyrians , & c . We have no proof that it was universal : the tribes of the Grecian
peninsula and continent seem to have lost it , if they ever possessed it .
Page 497
The Hebrew word “ cherub ” would appear to convey some allusion to the effects
of the creative Power of the Deity . ( Kirby's • Bridgewater Treatise . ' ) It is a word
evidently derived from the verb Karuba , propè accessit , and alludes , perhaps ...
The Hebrew word “ cherub ” would appear to convey some allusion to the effects
of the creative Power of the Deity . ( Kirby's • Bridgewater Treatise . ' ) It is a word
evidently derived from the verb Karuba , propè accessit , and alludes , perhaps ...
Page 510
He appears sometimes to be confounded with Zacharias son of Barachias , and
with Isaiah . Chap . X. All this is evidently copied from the Gospels , although
much corrupted . Page 305. Abú - Mahmúd - Al - Járí appears to have held the ...
He appears sometimes to be confounded with Zacharias son of Barachias , and
with Isaiah . Chap . X. All this is evidently copied from the Gospels , although
much corrupted . Page 305. Abú - Mahmúd - Al - Járí appears to have held the ...
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| 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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