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... means changed his disposition . His work abounds with sarcastic censures cast on other writers , but contains very little in acknowledgment of the assistance he has received from the labours of his predecessors . It is no difficult ...
... means changed his disposition . His work abounds with sarcastic censures cast on other writers , but contains very little in acknowledgment of the assistance he has received from the labours of his predecessors . It is no difficult ...
Página viii
... means of bringing to the knowledge of Euro- peans , the merits and demerits of many histories , some entirely unknown , or , if known at all , known only by name and repute . It may be that valuable writings still remain undiscovered ...
... means of bringing to the knowledge of Euro- peans , the merits and demerits of many histories , some entirely unknown , or , if known at all , known only by name and repute . It may be that valuable writings still remain undiscovered ...
Página xii
... means troop , and also means troop , but what becomes of the Persiana etc. , the translator sayeth not ! Jauk however is Arabic for a party , a troop , etc. , but what may mean remains to be proved . " It is unnecessary to follow him ...
... means troop , and also means troop , but what becomes of the Persiana etc. , the translator sayeth not ! Jauk however is Arabic for a party , a troop , etc. , but what may mean remains to be proved . " It is unnecessary to follow him ...
Página xiii
... mean " the river Núrokirát , " and as the Persian text has that meaning , I made my translation so as to be in accord with both versions . Reinaud's translation of Bírúní , " the waters of Núr and Kirát , " shows that the Arabic ...
... mean " the river Núrokirát , " and as the Persian text has that meaning , I made my translation so as to be in accord with both versions . Reinaud's translation of Bírúní , " the waters of Núr and Kirát , " shows that the Arabic ...
Página xiv
... mean killed . Waki'ah means both " misfortune " and " death , " so that the words do mean " killed , " and the translation was allowable ; but as the man in question is mentioned afterwards , the translation should have been , " When ...
... mean killed . Waki'ah means both " misfortune " and " death , " so that the words do mean " killed , " and the translation was allowable ; but as the man in question is mentioned afterwards , the translation should have been , " When ...
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