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... king Jemshid ; afterwards ruined , then repaired by Alexander ; but since reduced to a mere heap or pile , still visible near the town of Hilleh ( a ) , as the Dictionary " Jehángíri " and other manuscripts inform us . It was a name ...
... king Jemshid ; afterwards ruined , then repaired by Alexander ; but since reduced to a mere heap or pile , still visible near the town of Hilleh ( a ) , as the Dictionary " Jehángíri " and other manuscripts inform us . It was a name ...
Page 46
... King Tahmúras : here is the Aiván - i- kesri . This place was called Madáín , because it was the most considerable of the seven Madáín , or ، cities ” of frak Arab ; and in the time of the Akásreh these cities were Madáín ( above men ...
... King Tahmúras : here is the Aiván - i- kesri . This place was called Madáín , because it was the most considerable of the seven Madáín , or ، cities ” of frak Arab ; and in the time of the Akásreh these cities were Madáín ( above men ...
Page 47
... king Kobád , father of the great Núshirván : having introduced some heretical doctrines , he was put to death by the monarch with three hundred , or , according MASKÚ , a city of Rús , or Russia : OF SADIK ISFAHANI . 47.
... king Kobád , father of the great Núshirván : having introduced some heretical doctrines , he was put to death by the monarch with three hundred , or , according MASKÚ , a city of Rús , or Russia : OF SADIK ISFAHANI . 47.
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... King Solomon , ( on whom be peace ! ) Nímrúz was a lake ( or covered with water ) : that holy per- sonage commanded the Díves , or Demons , to fill up with sand , and render it a country fit for the habitations of men . As the Demons ...
... King Solomon , ( on whom be peace ! ) Nímrúz was a lake ( or covered with water ) : that holy per- sonage commanded the Díves , or Demons , to fill up with sand , and render it a country fit for the habitations of men . As the Demons ...
Page 54
... king of which was father of Sudávah the wife of ( the Persian mo- narch ) Kai Káus ; but it is not said of which country that personage ( Sudávah's father ) was king " - هاماوران بلاد یمن را گویند و بعضی ولایت شام را گفته اند و بعضي ...
... king of which was father of Sudávah the wife of ( the Persian mo- narch ) Kai Káus ; but it is not said of which country that personage ( Sudávah's father ) was king " - هاماوران بلاد یمن را گویند و بعضی ولایت شام را گفته اند و بعضي ...
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