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... most important disco- veries of arithmetic , algebra , and the mathematical fciences 1 ° . Second fiege of Conftan- tinople , A. D. Whilft the caliph Waled fat idle on the throne of Damafcus , while his lieutenants atchieved the a third ...
... most important disco- veries of arithmetic , algebra , and the mathematical fciences 1 ° . Second fiege of Conftan- tinople , A. D. Whilft the caliph Waled fat idle on the throne of Damafcus , while his lieutenants atchieved the a third ...
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... most formidable of the Saracens , Moflemah the brother of the caliph , was advancing at the head of one hundred and twenty thousand Arabs and Perfians , the greater part mounted on horfes or camels ; and the fuccefsful fieges of Tyana ...
... most formidable of the Saracens , Moflemah the brother of the caliph , was advancing at the head of one hundred and twenty thousand Arabs and Perfians , the greater part mounted on horfes or camels ; and the fuccefsful fieges of Tyana ...
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... most unclean or unnatural food . The fpirit of conqueft , and even of enthusiasm , was extinct : the Saracens could no longer ftraggle beyond their lines , either fingle or in small parties , without exposing them- felves to the ...
... most unclean or unnatural food . The fpirit of conqueft , and even of enthusiasm , was extinct : the Saracens could no longer ftraggle beyond their lines , either fingle or in small parties , without exposing them- felves to the ...
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Edward Gibbon. LII . the most jealous fcruple , and the terror of the CHAP . enemies was encreased and prolonged by their ignorance and furprife . In the treatife of the ad- ministration of the empire , the royal author " fuggefts the ...
Edward Gibbon. LII . the most jealous fcruple , and the terror of the CHAP . enemies was encreased and prolonged by their ignorance and furprife . In the treatife of the ad- ministration of the empire , the royal author " fuggefts the ...
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... most difficult to elude . : 24 That extraordinary man , Friar Bacon , reveals two of the in- gredients , faltpetre and fulphur , and conceals the third in a fen- tence of myfterious gibberish , as if he dreaded the confequences of his ...
... most difficult to elude . : 24 That extraordinary man , Friar Bacon , reveals two of the in- gredients , faltpetre and fulphur , and conceals the third in a fen- tence of myfterious gibberish , as if he dreaded the confequences of his ...
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