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... treasure was ex- hausted in a few years by the vices or virtues of his children . His fon Mahadi , in a fingle pil- grimage to Mecca , expended fix millions of dinars of gold . A pious and charitable motive may fanc- tify the foundation ...
... treasure was ex- hausted in a few years by the vices or virtues of his children . His fon Mahadi , in a fingle pil- grimage to Mecca , expended fix millions of dinars of gold . A pious and charitable motive may fanc- tify the foundation ...
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... treasure and an army : a fleet of Arabs and Moors , after a fhort refreshment in the harbours of Sardinia , caft anchor before the mouth of the Tyber , fixteen miles from the city ; and their difcipline and numbers appeared to threaten ...
... treasure and an army : a fleet of Arabs and Moors , after a fhort refreshment in the harbours of Sardinia , caft anchor before the mouth of the Tyber , fixteen miles from the city ; and their difcipline and numbers appeared to threaten ...
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... treasures are at once 101 For the fect of the Carmathians , confult Elmacin ( Hift . Sa- racen . p . 219. 224. 229. 231. 238. 241. 243. ) , Abulpharagius ( Dynaft . p . 179–182 . ) , Abulfeda ( Annal . Moslem . p . 218 , 219 , & c . 245 ...
... treasures are at once 101 For the fect of the Carmathians , confult Elmacin ( Hift . Sa- racen . p . 219. 224. 229. 231. 238. 241. 243. ) , Abulpharagius ( Dynaft . p . 179–182 . ) , Abulfeda ( Annal . Moslem . p . 218 , 219 , & c . 245 ...
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... treasure of the prince of Siftan , Jacob , the fon of rides , A D. 104 The Aglabites and Edrifites are the profeffed fubject of M. de Cardonne ( Hift . de l'Afrique et de l'Espagne fous la Domina- tion des Arabes , tom . ii . p . 1-63 ...
... treasure of the prince of Siftan , Jacob , the fon of rides , A D. 104 The Aglabites and Edrifites are the profeffed fubject of M. de Cardonne ( Hift . de l'Afrique et de l'Espagne fous la Domina- tion des Arabes , tom . ii . p . 1-63 ...
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... treasures of 116 The text of Leo the deacon , in the corrupt names of Emeta and Myctarfim , reveals the cities of Amida and Martyropolis ( Miafarekin . See Abulfeda , Geograph . p . 245. vers . Reiske ) . Of the former , Leo obferves ...
... treasures of 116 The text of Leo the deacon , in the corrupt names of Emeta and Myctarfim , reveals the cities of Amida and Martyropolis ( Miafarekin . See Abulfeda , Geograph . p . 245. vers . Reiske ) . Of the former , Leo obferves ...
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