Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Volume 4Oriental translation fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1871 |
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... wrote the life of that sultan , the same work of which Albert Schultens has given us an edition under the title of Vita et res gesta Saladini , auctore Bohadino Ibn Sjeddad : " There were but few colleges ( or high schools ) in Aleppo ...
... wrote the life of that sultan , the same work of which Albert Schultens has given us an edition under the title of Vita et res gesta Saladini , auctore Bohadino Ibn Sjeddad : " There were but few colleges ( or high schools ) in Aleppo ...
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... wrote a great deal and specimens of his penmanship , which was extremely beautiful , spread abroad into ( distant ) countries . In the latter part of his life he remained without a rival in the art of calligraphy . The style of writing ...
... wrote a great deal and specimens of his penmanship , which was extremely beautiful , spread abroad into ( distant ) countries . In the latter part of his life he remained without a rival in the art of calligraphy . The style of writing ...
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... wrote a great number of them , each copy forming one volume . Some of them , which I have seen , are now sold for one hundred dinars ( 1 ) a piece . Numbers of students received from him lessons in writing and profited greatly under his ...
... wrote a great number of them , each copy forming one volume . Some of them , which I have seen , are now sold for one hundred dinars ( 1 ) a piece . Numbers of students received from him lessons in writing and profited greatly under his ...
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... wrote to him a letter in which he describes his situation and relates what passed between him and these invaders . It begins by the invocation of the divine name and the praises of God , after which , it continues in these terms ...
... wrote to him a letter in which he describes his situation and relates what passed between him and these invaders . It begins by the invocation of the divine name and the praises of God , after which , it continues in these terms ...
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... shoe to put on . Being asked how many traditions he had written down , he answered : " I wrote " down with my own hand six hundred thousand Traditions . " Ahmad Ibn Okba , the person who related this anecdote , said : " 24 IBN KHALLIKAN'S.
... shoe to put on . Being asked how many traditions he had written down , he answered : " I wrote " down with my own hand six hundred thousand Traditions . " Ahmad Ibn Okba , the person who related this anecdote , said : " 24 IBN KHALLIKAN'S.
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