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rd wife of Muhammad, 4, 38, 125, 126, 128, 137, 138 Az-zahra, mistress or wife of Abd-ar-Rahman III. of Spain, 12 B. Badger (Rev. G.P.), on Muhammad, 120 Badger (Rev. G.P.), about the Koran, 140 Badr, battle of, 127 Baghdad, founding of, 12; description of 96; fall and conquest of, 12 Baital Pachesi, 183 Baladori (Al), the translator and chronicler, 91 Barmekides, The, 12, 98-101 Bashshar bin Burd, the poet, 77, 78 Battani (Al), or Albategnius, the astronomer, 25, 43 Bekri (Al), the traveller and geographer, 49, 50, 52 Benjamin's (Mr.) 'Persia and the Persians,' 6 Beruni (Al), the traveller and geographer, 49, 50, 51 Biblos, or Book, or Bible, 139; the work of many men, 139; its increased interest after visiting Egypt, Palestine and Syria, 139; can be read in various ways, 139; its description by 'Il Secolo,' 140 as a scientific work of little value, 140 Birgeli, or Birkeli, the dogmatist and grammarian, 112 Bohtori (Al), the poet, 76, 77, 84 Boulak (Cairo) text of the 'Nights,' 156, 180 Breslau (Tunis) text of the 'Nights', 156, 174, 175, 180 Buddha, 119 Buddha compared with Jesus, 142, 143 Buddhism and Christianity, 142 Buddhist birth stories, or Jataka tales, 184 Bujeir bin Zoheir, the poet, 32 Bukhari (Al), the traditionist, 38, 39 Burton (Richard F.), description of his 'Nights' translation in Sixteen volumes, 155, 156, 175-180 Busiri (Al)'s poem of the Mantle, 21, note C. Calcutta texts of the 'Nights' 156, 175, 180 Calligraphers 113 (Ibn Mukla, Ibn Al Bawwab, Yakut Al Mausili, Ibn Hilal, Hamdallah, Mir Ah, Muhammad Hussain Tabrizi, each indexed separately) Casiri, the bibliographer, 11 Caussin de Perceval, 26, 78, 155 Chavis and Cazotte, the translators, 155, 178, 179 Chinese language, 23 Christianity and Buddhism, 142 Clerk (Mrs. Godfrey), 216 Clouston, W.A., 29, 184 Companions of the Prophet, 39 Compilers of encyclopaedias and biographies, 55 (Nadim (An), Ibn Khallikan, Abul Khair, Haji Khalfa, each indexed separately.) Contents of this work, ix.-xiv. Cordova, 7, 8, 9, 11 Cromwell and the Bible, 140 D. Democracy of Islam, 149 Dow, a translator, 154 Duwali (Ad), the grammarian, 45, 46 E. Early Ideas,' a group of Hindoo stories, 151,181 Egypt, the Fatimites established in, 13; invasion of, by Jawhar, 13; conquest of, by Saladin, 13; other dynasties in,
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