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Page 43
Then the Temple was surrendered to Omar by capitulation , and continued in the
hands of the Moslem from the Omarian conquest until the Franks seized upon it ,
and wrested it from the hands of the Moslem , and ruled over it , under the ...
Then the Temple was surrendered to Omar by capitulation , and continued in the
hands of the Moslem from the Omarian conquest until the Franks seized upon it ,
and wrested it from the hands of the Moslem , and ruled over it , under the ...
Page 147
How that he placed a staff in the Tower of the Holy Abode , on which staff no one
could lay hands unless he were one of the descendants of the Prophet ' ( peace
be with him ! ) : as to any one else , his hand was burnt . How that the princes ...
How that he placed a staff in the Tower of the Holy Abode , on which staff no one
could lay hands unless he were one of the descendants of the Prophet ' ( peace
be with him ! ) : as to any one else , his hand was burnt . How that the princes ...
Page 176
Then said the Patriarch to him , Thou canst go no farther , except creeping on
hands and knees . Then said Omar , And I will go , even creeping on hands and
knées . So Omar went upon his hands , and we went upon hands and knees after
...
Then said the Patriarch to him , Thou canst go no farther , except creeping on
hands and knees . Then said Omar , And I will go , even creeping on hands and
knées . So Omar went upon his hands , and we went upon hands and knees after
...
Page 345
the first also who shook hands , or laid his hands on the neck in embracing , or
kissed between the eyes , on the spot which strikes the ground during adoration .
" He was the first whose hair ever became grey ; upon which he said , What is this
...
the first also who shook hands , or laid his hands on the neck in embracing , or
kissed between the eyes , on the spot which strikes the ground during adoration .
" He was the first whose hair ever became grey ; upon which he said , What is this
...
Page 409
... and went into their church by the gate facing the west ; the Moslems taking the
right - hand mosque ; but the Christians ... began to think of destroying the
churches , and of adding some to those already in the hands of the Moslems , so
as to ...
... and went into their church by the gate facing the west ; the Moslems taking the
right - hand mosque ; but the Christians ... began to think of destroying the
churches , and of adding some to those already in the hands of the Moslems , so
as to ...
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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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