Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Volume 1Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1843 - 616 pages |
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... recited these lines : · They who caused me to taste their love now make me weep ; they awoke my heart to ' passion , but then their hearts yielded to slumber . They roused me , but when I stood up with the burden which they placed upon ...
... recited these lines : · They who caused me to taste their love now make me weep ; they awoke my heart to ' passion , but then their hearts yielded to slumber . They roused me , but when I stood up with the burden which they placed upon ...
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... recited these 66 66 66 verses : Alas ! a stranger , lonely and far from home , is here weeping in affliction ! With ⚫ each fresh burst of grief , illness draweth closer to his enfeebled body ! ' " He then swooned away , and we remained ...
... recited these 66 66 66 verses : Alas ! a stranger , lonely and far from home , is here weeping in affliction ! With ⚫ each fresh burst of grief , illness draweth closer to his enfeebled body ! ' " He then swooned away , and we remained ...
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... recited to me by one of our shaikhs , with the remark that he had heard Ibn Abi Usrûn repeat them very often , but that he did not know if they were his own or not ; they are given , however , as that doctor's by the katib in the ...
... recited to me by one of our shaikhs , with the remark that he had heard Ibn Abi Usrûn repeat them very often , but that he did not know if they were his own or not ; they are given , however , as that doctor's by the katib in the ...
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... recited to as - Salih Ibn Ruzzik the poem composed in his praise , and rhyming in K , of which some verses have been already given ( vol . I. page 658 ) . He afterwards underwent various vicissitudes of fortune and became at length a ...
... recited to as - Salih Ibn Ruzzik the poem composed in his praise , and rhyming in K , of which some verses have been already given ( vol . I. page 658 ) . He afterwards underwent various vicissitudes of fortune and became at length a ...
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... recited to him the following lines , and stated that the thought which they contained was perfectly original and had never before been expressed : His letters are the destruction of squadrons ; and when they go forth , I know not which ...
... recited to him the following lines , and stated that the thought which they contained was perfectly original and had never before been expressed : His letters are the destruction of squadrons ; and when they go forth , I know not which ...
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