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Page 30
Then he made his option for them , and chose the Pestilence from above , and
commanded them to prepare and dress themselves in their grave - clothes (
shrouds ) , and bring forth their wives and their slaves and their children , in front
of ...
Then he made his option for them , and chose the Pestilence from above , and
commanded them to prepare and dress themselves in their grave - clothes (
shrouds ) , and bring forth their wives and their slaves and their children , in front
of ...
Page 186
Then the Khalif assembled the best artificers of all his workmen , and
commanded them to labour diligently at the work of the Chapel , and made a
vaulted crypt in it before he built the Chapel . Then he laid the foundation in the
middle of the ...
Then the Khalif assembled the best artificers of all his workmen , and
commanded them to labour diligently at the work of the Chapel , and made a
vaulted crypt in it before he built the Chapel . Then he laid the foundation in the
middle of the ...
Page 226
Again , we are informed by an author of The Surrender of the Holy City , ' as
follows : -- The Sultán brought forward to view many beautiful places , and
destroyed many bad places ; for when he had concluded the capitulation , he
commanded ...
Again , we are informed by an author of The Surrender of the Holy City , ' as
follows : -- The Sultán brought forward to view many beautiful places , and
destroyed many bad places ; for when he had concluded the capitulation , he
commanded ...
Page 356
tain Jewish learned man , who had become a Moslem , Whom was our father
Abraham commanded to sacrifice ? He replied , Ishmaël ; remarking that the
Jews knew this very well , but were envious on that account ; it being a notorious
...
tain Jewish learned man , who had become a Moslem , Whom was our father
Abraham commanded to sacrifice ? He replied , Ishmaël ; remarking that the
Jews knew this very well , but were envious on that account ; it being a notorious
...
Page 525
He commanded that no woman should visit even her nearest relatives . Pleasure
- parties upon the banks of the Nile were forbidden . No fresh grapes were
permitted to be sold , except in portions of four pounds ' weight at one time at
most .
He commanded that no woman should visit even her nearest relatives . Pleasure
- parties upon the banks of the Nile were forbidden . No fresh grapes were
permitted to be sold , except in portions of four pounds ' weight at one time at
most .
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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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