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... and murdered at Otrar , by the command of Mohammed ; nor was it till after a
demand and denial of justice , till he had prayed and fasted three nights on a
mountain , that the Mogul emperor appealed to the judgment of God and his
sword .
... and murdered at Otrar , by the command of Mohammed ; nor was it till after a
demand and denial of justice , till he had prayed and fasted three nights on a
mountain , that the Mogul emperor appealed to the judgment of God and his
sword .
Side 12
But these daggers , his only arms , were broken by the sword of Holagou , and
not a vestige is left of the enemies of mankind , except the word assassin , which ,
in the most odious sense , has been adopted in the languages of Europe .
But these daggers , his only arms , were broken by the sword of Holagou , and
not a vestige is left of the enemies of mankind , except the word assassin , which ,
in the most odious sense , has been adopted in the languages of Europe .
Side 16
30 While China , Syria , and Poland were invaded at the same time by the
Moguls and Tartars , the authors of the mighty mischief were content with the
knowledge and declaration that their word was the sword of death . Like the first
caliphs ...
30 While China , Syria , and Poland were invaded at the same time by the
Moguls and Tartars , the authors of the mighty mischief were content with the
knowledge and declaration that their word was the sword of death . Like the first
caliphs ...
Side 29
... and his blessing was delivered in these words : “ Let them be called Janizaries
“ ( Yengi cheri , or new soldiers ) ; may their countenance be ever bright ! their
hand victorious ! their sword keen ! may their “ spear always hang over the heads
...
... and his blessing was delivered in these words : “ Let them be called Janizaries
“ ( Yengi cheri , or new soldiers ) ; may their countenance be ever bright ! their
hand victorious ! their sword keen ! may their “ spear always hang over the heads
...
Side 30
But the sword of his Janizaries could not defend him from the dagger of despair ;
a Servian soldier started from the crowd of dead bodies , and Amurath was
pierced in the belly with a mortal wound . ' The grandson of Othman was mild in
his ...
But the sword of his Janizaries could not defend him from the dagger of despair ;
a Servian soldier started from the crowd of dead bodies , and Amurath was
pierced in the belly with a mortal wound . ' The grandson of Othman was mild in
his ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 8 The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Edward Gibbon |
| Forfatter | Edward Gibbon |
| Utgiver | John Murray, 1903 |
| Original fra | University of California |
| Digitalisert | 6. apr 2018 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |