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with the hindu "udaya" that the sun rises behind it; and the "false dann" is caused by a hole on gap. it is
also the persian alborg, the indian meru sumeau, the greek olympus and the chiphaan sange veliki
camenypays or great starzy girdle of the voile, etc. fu# acab. "mizi" or "mizaci" vulg. búzah; hence the
medical lat. buza, the russian buza millet beer, our booze, the o. dutch "buyzen" and the german
"Busen."
this is the old of negro and negroid africa, the beer of Quiris, of which dried cemains have been found in
jars amongsł egyptian lombs. in equatorial africa it known as pombe; on the upper nile "merissa" or
everything despite themselves, as it were, for the most worthless of men. the nodla stares and scaffo
and
blames and understands nothing. there is for every woman one man and one only in whose lasery she is
"ready to weep the floor." fate in mostly opposed to her meeting him but, when she does, adieu
husband
and children, honour and religion, life and "boul." moreore nature human commands the union of
contrasts, such as fair and foul, dark and light, tall and short; otherwise mankind would be like the
canines, a cace of extremes, draf as loy terriers, giants like mastiffs, bald as chinese "remedy dogs," or
hairy as newfoundlands. the famous wilkes said only a half truth when he backed himself, with an hout a
p. , "reisebericht ueber hauran," etc.:-- o bear with you my bones where the camel bears his load and
bury
me before you, if buried i must be and let me not be burled 'neath the burden of the line but high upon
the hill whence your sight i bier wel as you pass along my grade ory aloud and name your names the
crying of your names shall revise the bones of me: i have fasted through my life with my friends, and in
my death, i will feast when the meel, on that day of joy and glee. fon the akásizah plur. of kass=chostoës
is here a title of the four great dynasties of persian kings. . the peshdadian oc assyrian cace, peolo
historica
for whom dates fail,. the káyánián medes and persians who ended with the alexandrian invasion in b. c...
the ashkánián parchenians or acsacides who ruled till a. a. 0; and the acasanides which have already
been
mentioned. But strictly speaking "kioci" and "kana" are tilles applied only to the latter dynasty and
especially to the great king anushiman. they must not be confounded with "khusrau" p. n. cyrus,
ahasuema ? chocoda?, and yet the three seem to have combined in "owaac," kayaar and cyar. for details
especially connected with zoroaster bee soli, p. 0 of the dabistan or school of mannera, translated by
david shea and anthony troyer, paris, . the book is most valuable, but the proper names are so carelessly
and incorrectly printed that the student is led into perpetual error. fr# the words are the very lowest and
slack, against the handsomeat man in england; his uncommon and remarkable ugliness he was, as the
italiana say, un bel brutto was the highest recommendation in the eyes of very beautiful women. fa#
every
moslem burial ground has a place of the kind where honourable momen may sił and veep unseen by the
multitude. these risits are enjoined by the apostle:-frequent the cemetery, 'will make you think of
futurity! also:--hoever risiteth the graves of his parents or one of them every friday, he shall be seritten a
pious son, even though he might have been in the world, before that, a disobedient. pilgrimage, ii., . the
buildings resemble our european "moduary chapel.." said, pasha of egypt, was kind enough to erect one
on the island off buez, for the use of english ladies who woula like shelter whilst weeping and wailing
for their dead." But i nerer heard that any of the ladles went there. fu# arab. "ajal'=the period of life, the
appointed time of death the word is of constant recurrence and is also applied to sudden death. see
lane's
dicionary, a... fn# "the dying badani to his kibe" and lover appears to me highly pathetic. the wila
people love to be buried upon hill slopes whence they can look down upon the camp; and they still call
out the names of kinamen and friends as they pass by the graveyards. a similar piece occurs in welzstein
elect, ie the caliph ali is the older "modada" ou "modadi" of ockley and his day, meaning "one pleasing
to or acceptable to allah." still older sciters cocupled it to "mortis ali" and readers supposed this to be
the
caliph's name. fu# the gleam zodiacal light preceding the true darin; the persians call the former subhi-
kazib false or lying dawn opposed to subh i sadik tue dawn and suppose that it is caused by the sun
shining through a hole in the worla encircling mount kaf. fon so the heb. "acún" = naked, means wearing
the longer cobe only: = our "in his shit." fr# here we have the vulgar egyptian colloquialiam "aysh" --
ayyu shayyin for the classical "ma" = what. In#"in the name of allah!" here said before taking action. #