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... himself compofed the commentaries of his life , and the inftitutions of his government . But these cares were ineffectual for the preservation of his fame , and thefe precious memorials in the Mogul or Perfian language were concealed ...
... himself compofed the commentaries of his life , and the inftitutions of his government . But these cares were ineffectual for the preservation of his fame , and thefe precious memorials in the Mogul or Perfian language were concealed ...
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... at general 12 The ist book of Sherefeddin is employed on the private life of the hero ; and he himself , or his fecretary ( Inftitutions , p . 3-77 . ) , enlarges LXV . the throne of Zagatai , A. D. 1370 6 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
... at general 12 The ist book of Sherefeddin is employed on the private life of the hero ; and he himself , or his fecretary ( Inftitutions , p . 3-77 . ) , enlarges LXV . the throne of Zagatai , A. D. 1370 6 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
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... his tent , and hid himself from the pursuit of Shah Manfour under the women's garments . Perhaps Sherefeddin ( 1. iii . c . 25. ) has magnified his courage . 16 at his feet , and he declared his efteem 7 at 8 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
... his tent , and hid himself from the pursuit of Shah Manfour under the women's garments . Perhaps Sherefeddin ( 1. iii . c . 25. ) has magnified his courage . 16 at his feet , and he declared his efteem 7 at 8 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
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... himself was let down a preci- pice on a portable fcaffold , the ropes were one hundred and fifty cubits in length ; and , before he could reach the bottom , this dangerous operation was five times repeated . Timour croffed the Indus at ...
... himself was let down a preci- pice on a portable fcaffold , the ropes were one hundred and fifty cubits in length ; and , before he could reach the bottom , this dangerous operation was five times repeated . Timour croffed the Indus at ...
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... himself and his countrymen by the name of Turks , and stigmatifes the race and nation of Bajazet with the less honourable epithet of Turkmans . Yet I VOL . XII . C da LXV . CHAP . Doft thou not know , that OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 17.
... himself and his countrymen by the name of Turks , and stigmatifes the race and nation of Bajazet with the less honourable epithet of Turkmans . Yet I VOL . XII . C da LXV . CHAP . Doft thou not know , that OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 17.
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