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... exercise their skill and to elevate their hopes . At the well - known paffage of Abydus , on the Hellefpont , the Mahometan arms were tranfported , for the first time , from Afia to Europe . From thence , wheeling round the Thracian ...
... exercise their skill and to elevate their hopes . At the well - known paffage of Abydus , on the Hellefpont , the Mahometan arms were tranfported , for the first time , from Afia to Europe . From thence , wheeling round the Thracian ...
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... exercise and temperance deprived them of the greatest part of their practice " . After their civil and domeftic wars , the fubjects of the Abbaffides , awakening from this mental lethargy , found leisure and felt curiofity for the ...
... exercise and temperance deprived them of the greatest part of their practice " . After their civil and domeftic wars , the fubjects of the Abbaffides , awakening from this mental lethargy , found leisure and felt curiofity for the ...
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... exercise their lucrative profeffion : in Spain , the life of the Catholic princes was entrusted to the fkill of the Saracens " , and the school of Sa- lerno , their legitimate offspring , revived in Italy and Europe the precepts of the ...
... exercise their lucrative profeffion : in Spain , the life of the Catholic princes was entrusted to the fkill of the Saracens " , and the school of Sa- lerno , their legitimate offspring , revived in Italy and Europe the precepts of the ...
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... exercises of the field , and the profeffion of the Mahometan faith . The Turkish guards ftood in arms round the throne of their benefactor , and their chiefs ufurped the do- minion of the palace and the provinces . Motaf- fem , the ...
... exercises of the field , and the profeffion of the Mahometan faith . The Turkish guards ftood in arms round the throne of their benefactor , and their chiefs ufurped the do- minion of the palace and the provinces . Motaf- fem , the ...
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... exercise of power , they affumed the pride and attributes of royalty ; the alternative of peace or war , of reward or punishment , depended folely on their will ; and the revenues of their government were referved for local fervices or ...
... exercise of power , they affumed the pride and attributes of royalty ; the alternative of peace or war , of reward or punishment , depended folely on their will ; and the revenues of their government were referved for local fervices or ...
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