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... Christians sometimes Rúm and sometimes Farang . " The same author says elsewhere that Thágiah was applied to Christian princes almost in the Greek sense of Tyrannus , i.e. , as impugning the legality rather than the abuse of their power ...
... Christians sometimes Rúm and sometimes Farang . " The same author says elsewhere that Thágiah was applied to Christian princes almost in the Greek sense of Tyrannus , i.e. , as impugning the legality rather than the abuse of their power ...
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... Christian . Clavijo sets down the king and people of India as Christians of the Greek faith , and heard that the Emperor of Cathay was a Christian also . The Tartars , whom Josaphat Barbaro met at Tana , assured him that the inhabi ...
... Christian . Clavijo sets down the king and people of India as Christians of the Greek faith , and heard that the Emperor of Cathay was a Christian also . The Tartars , whom Josaphat Barbaro met at Tana , assured him that the inhabi ...
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... Christian presbyter . It is the term ( Kashisha ) applied by the Syrian Christians of Malabar to their own presbyters ( Buchanan , Christ . Resear . , pp . 97 seqq . ) ; it will be found attached to the Syriac names of priests on the ...
... Christian presbyter . It is the term ( Kashisha ) applied by the Syrian Christians of Malabar to their own presbyters ( Buchanan , Christ . Resear . , pp . 97 seqq . ) ; it will be found attached to the Syriac names of priests on the ...
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Central Arabia third pilgrimage crosses the Red Sea and travels | 7 |
residence in India his extravagance 13 he falls into disfavour | 15 |
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