 | Richard H. Davis - 1999 - 354 sider
...gold, of the height of five cubits in the air; and of this collection of idols there were especially two, on one of which a jacinth was arranged, such...water, of the value of four hundredweights of fine miskals each, and from the two feet of an idol they obtained the weight of 400,400 miskals of gold.... | |
 | VD Mahajan - 2007 - 898 sider
...the six idols, were of the size of five cubits in the air. On one of the idols, there was a jacinth "such a one that if the Sultan had seen it exposed in the Bazar, he would have considered as under- priced at fifty thousand Dinars and would have bought it with great eagerness." On another idol,... | |
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... such a one that if the Sultan had seen it exposed in the bazar, he would have considered as underpriced at fifty thousand dinars, and would have bought it with great eagerness. 