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... observes that the Persian translator has sometimes made use of the name Uzbek by anticipation . He observes , likewise , that these Jits ( Getes ) are not to be confounded with the ancient Geta : they were unconverted Turks . Col. Tod ...
... observes that the Persian translator has sometimes made use of the name Uzbek by anticipation . He observes , likewise , that these Jits ( Getes ) are not to be confounded with the ancient Geta : they were unconverted Turks . Col. Tod ...
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... observes with pleasure that the ninety - two squadrons of a thou- sand horse most fortunately corresponded with the ninety - two names or epithets of the prophet Mahomet . Between the Jihoon and the Indus they crossed one of the ridges ...
... observes with pleasure that the ninety - two squadrons of a thou- sand horse most fortunately corresponded with the ninety - two names or epithets of the prophet Mahomet . Between the Jihoon and the Indus they crossed one of the ridges ...
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... observes that the Turks , had they known the emperor , would have labored to save and secure a captive so acceptable to the sultan . 62 Cantemir , p . 96 . The Christian ships in the mouth of the harbor had flanked and retarded this ...
... observes that the Turks , had they known the emperor , would have labored to save and secure a captive so acceptable to the sultan . 62 Cantemir , p . 96 . The Christian ships in the mouth of the harbor had flanked and retarded this ...
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CHAPTER LVIII | 13 |
Urban II in the Council | 21 |
Temporal and Carnal | 27 |
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