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... Moslems to re- main at a fafe distance , or to the perfidy of the Egyptian mariners , who deferted with their fhips to the emperor of the Chriftians . The trade and navigation of the capital were restored ; and the produce of the ...
... Moslems to re- main at a fafe distance , or to the perfidy of the Egyptian mariners , who deferted with their fhips to the emperor of the Chriftians . The trade and navigation of the capital were restored ; and the produce of the ...
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... Moslems again purified their temples , and overturned the idols of the faints and martyrs ; the Neftorians and Jacobites preferred a Saracen to an orthodox master ; and the numbers and spirit of the Mel- chites were inadequate to the ...
... Moslems again purified their temples , and overturned the idols of the faints and martyrs ; the Neftorians and Jacobites preferred a Saracen to an orthodox master ; and the numbers and spirit of the Mel- chites were inadequate to the ...
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... Moslems themselves . The capital of the Zeirides was named Africa from the country , and Ma- hadia os from the ... Moslem inhabitants , abandoned the place and its treasures to the ra- pacious Franks . In fucceffive expeditions , the ...
... Moslems themselves . The capital of the Zeirides was named Africa from the country , and Ma- hadia os from the ... Moslem inhabitants , abandoned the place and its treasures to the ra- pacious Franks . In fucceffive expeditions , the ...
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... Moslems ; and , after a devout prayer , proclaimed a free permiffion to all who were defirous of retiring from the field . With his own hands he tied up his horfe's tail , exchanged his bow and arrows for a mace and feymetar , clothed ...
... Moslems ; and , after a devout prayer , proclaimed a free permiffion to all who were defirous of retiring from the field . With his own hands he tied up his horfe's tail , exchanged his bow and arrows for a mace and feymetar , clothed ...
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... Moslems are confined to the irregular courfe of the lunar months ; in 42 42 See an excellent difcourfe at the end of Sir William Jones's Hiftory of Nadir Shah , and the articles of the poets , Amak , An- vari , Rafchadi , & c . in the ...
... Moslems are confined to the irregular courfe of the lunar months ; in 42 42 See an excellent difcourfe at the end of Sir William Jones's Hiftory of Nadir Shah , and the articles of the poets , Amak , An- vari , Rafchadi , & c . in the ...
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