Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain & IrelandCambridge University Press for the Royal Asiatic Society, 1895 With appendices. |
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... says that Amid was a very ancient city , on a height , being built of black stone , from which fact , doubtless , its modern name of Kara ( or Black ) Amid is derived . Jazira - Ibn - ' Omar , " the island of the son of Omar , " is ...
... says that Amid was a very ancient city , on a height , being built of black stone , from which fact , doubtless , its modern name of Kara ( or Black ) Amid is derived . Jazira - Ibn - ' Omar , " the island of the son of Omar , " is ...
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... says ) stood there , with good markets , but this had fallen to ruin with the decay of the District of An - Nahrawan . Ibn Rusta ( p . 186 ) , in the beginning of the tenth century A.D. , alludes to the Great Mosque here , and says that ...
... says ) stood there , with good markets , but this had fallen to ruin with the decay of the District of An - Nahrawan . Ibn Rusta ( p . 186 ) , in the beginning of the tenth century A.D. , alludes to the Great Mosque here , and says that ...
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... says that Dayr - al - ' Akul lay fifteen leagues from Baghdad , that " near it " and sixteen leagues from Baghdad lay Dayr Ķunnā , this last standing a mile distant from the Tigris , on whose bank was As - Safiya - it seems probable ...
... says that Dayr - al - ' Akul lay fifteen leagues from Baghdad , that " near it " and sixteen leagues from Baghdad lay Dayr Ķunnā , this last standing a mile distant from the Tigris , on whose bank was As - Safiya - it seems probable ...
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... says that it lies on the eastern river - bank , but had become a ruin , as , in fact , had most of the other towns of the Nahrawan district . An - Nu'maniyya , Yāķūt ( IV . 796 ) counts as the half - way stage between Baghdad and Wasit ...
... says that it lies on the eastern river - bank , but had become a ruin , as , in fact , had most of the other towns of the Nahrawan district . An - Nu'maniyya , Yāķūt ( IV . 796 ) counts as the half - way stage between Baghdad and Wasit ...
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... says that the yearly total then amounted to a million of Dirhams , about £ 40,000 . The ruins of Wasit , lying on what is now called the Shatt - al - Hay , were examined in 1831-2 by Messrs . Ormsby and Elliott ( see Col. Chesney's ...
... says that the yearly total then amounted to a million of Dirhams , about £ 40,000 . The ruins of Wasit , lying on what is now called the Shatt - al - Hay , were examined in 1831-2 by Messrs . Ormsby and Elliott ( see Col. Chesney's ...
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