Solwan Or Waters of Comfort volume 2
Solwan Or Waters of Comfort volume 2
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It is therefore impossible to divine the name of the country to which Ibn Zafer alludes; but that which he relates of its beauty and fertility, of the dis- position of its inhabitants, who were of Indian NOTES TO CHAPTER III.
race, and of the worship of fire there observed together with other forms of religion, (see note 39. ) would apply to some one of the petty prin- cipalities into which Cabul was divided in the fifth century, or perhaps to one on the eastern banks of the Indus near Moultan,... or even Moultan itself. We have one etymological indication which might serve, upon further research, to throw some light upon the subject. Ibn Zafer gives to the sovereign of the country the title of Arkon, or Arkan, and in the plural arakinah, a form fre- quently used for the plural of substantives for the most part of foreign derivation. This word is not to be found in the Arabic dictionaries, but we know that it exists in the sacred book of the Guebres, entitled the Dessatir, and written in a language analogous to Zend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is therefore impossible to divine the name of the country to which Ibn Zafer alludes; but that which he relates of its beauty and fertility, of the dis- position of its inhabitants, who were of Indian NOTES TO CHAPTER III.
race, and of the worship of fire there observed together with other forms of religion, (see note 39. ) would apply to some one of the petty prin- cipalities into which Cabul was divided in the fifth century, or perhaps to one on the eastern banks of the Indus near Moultan,... or even Moultan itself. We have one etymological indication which might serve, upon further research, to throw some light upon the subject. Ibn Zafer gives to the sovereign of the country the title of Arkon, or Arkan, and in the plural arakinah, a form fre- quently used for the plural of substantives for the most part of foreign derivation. This word is not to be found in the Arabic dictionaries, but we know that it exists in the sacred book of the Guebres, entitled the Dessatir, and written in a language analogous to Zend.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Muhammad Ibn Abu Muhammad Ibn Zafar to read onlineMoreLess
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