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共 57 段- She continued, It hath reached me, O auspicious King, that t
- She resumed, It hath reached me, O auspicious King, that whi
- She pursued, It hath reached me, O auspicious King, that whe
- When he saw her caress him and smile upon him, desire surged
- A quotation from Al-Hariri (Ass. of the Badawin). Ash’ab (ob
- A damsel ’twas the tirer’s art had decked with snare and sle
- “Ibn Said (may God have mercy upon him!) sets forth in his b
- Syphilis also, which at the end of the xvth century began to
- Concerning these interpolations which contain two of the bes
- This blending of blood, this racial baptism would produce a
- He became well read in science and letters, especially histo
- The long Crusading Romance is relieved by a sequence of sixt
- I cannot take up the Nights, in their present condition, wit
- In the Tale of Tawaddud (vol. v. 189) the reader has seen a
- In the Psalms again (xxx. 15) we have the old sneer at the t
- As Prince Bismarck finds a moral difference between the male
- As in Marocco so the Vice prevails throughout the old regenc
- Beyond India, I have stated, the Sotadic Zone begins to broa
- To conclude this part of my subject, the éclaircissement des
- Mr. Lane (Lex.) lays down, on the lines of Ibn Khallikan (i.
- We have seen supra p. 275 that the word Akámú consists of a
- The Rajaz, a iambic metre pure and simple, is the most popul
- Time-measurers are of very ancient date. The Greeks had clep
- Rawlinson (ii. 491) on Herod. iii. c. 102. Nearchus saw the
- Servetus burnt (in A.D. 1553 for publishing his Arian tracta
- The subject has employed many a pen, _e.g._ Alcibiade Fanciu
- I find also minor quotations from the Imám Abu al-Hasan al-A
- Introduction. Story of King Shariyar and his brother, i. 1.
- —— (will make no way for the Infidels over the True Believer
- Calcutta Edition quoted, i. 17, 52; iii. 181, 211; iv. 274;
- Female (Amazon) Island, viii. 60.
- —— (the fugleman at the prayer-niche), iv. 227.
- Kuds (Al-), _see_ Bayt al-Mukaddas, ii. 132.
- Mosques serving as lodgings for poor travellers, ii. 69.
- Prognostication frequently mentioned, ii. 72.
- Sitt al-Masháíkh = Lady of Shaykhs, v. 154.
- Ward = rose; Wardah = a single rose, viii. 274.
- Breeze of East who bringest me gentle air, vii. 122.
- Jamil, in Holy War go fight! to me they say, ii. 102.
- Tell whoso hath sorrow grief never shall last, i. 15.
- Akútu ma’hdahum bi-shatti ’l-wádí (Kámil) i. 830 (iii. 234).
- ’Inabun ta’muhú ka-ta’m’i ’l-sharábi (Khafíf) iv. 248 (viii.
- Má lí marartu ’alà ’l-kubúri musalliman (Kámil) i. 648 (iii.
- Wa rummánin rakíki ’l-kishri yahkí (Wáfir) iv. 249 (viii. 26
- _w._ The Fox and the Folk[467]
- Galland’s work was speedily translated into various European
- _THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE STORY OF SAIF ZUL YEZN (ZU’L YAZAN)
- Now this Sudun had built his fortress on the summit of a hig
- This conversation was interrupted by a tumult caused by the
- In 1847 appeared a popular edition of Lane, entitled, “The T
- *68. Story of the Horse of Ebony (59).
- As nearly all editions of The Nights are in several volumes,
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- 1. Added missing footnote anchor on p. 20.