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...n. Am r ămas surprins s ă aflu c ă exist ă şi ortodoc şi... japonezi (!), arabi (sirieni), polonezi (majoritate-s catolici), italieni! Desigur: ru ş... ... a cump ăra alt ă ma şin ă). A new old car! La Danny’s Auto, un dealer de arabi, am g ăsit un Buick Skylark, 1997, 6 cilindri, air-bag, AT, alb ca o... ...ă din sudul Arizonei. "Uite ce oportunit ăţi!", m ă gândeam. O student ă arab ă purtând baranja, Najla Megherbi, tr ăind în Fran ţa, mi-a scris mai...

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... – suntem anun ţa ţi prin sta ţie. Umblu brambura prin lume!... “Dac ă vreun arab o fi pus vreo bomb ă la bord şi s-a dus dracu persoana mea import... ...ii italieni, spanioli, asiatici de la începutul veacului s-au integrat. Numai arabii–s dificil de înghi ţit. Se-nmul ţesc ca şobolanii!, î şi vars ă... ... ă, tocmai se... sinucisese), pe profesorul şi eseistul Barogoui din Québeq (arab de origine)... Maurice Raucy, inginerul de la Aérospatiale Toulou... ... foarte frumoas ă) în luptele cu ucrainenii: Eu te-am f ăcut, eu te omor! Un arab şi-un român se prezint ă: arabul: “A ş Hali Salam”. românul: “A ...

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...or all students of the ancient civilizations of India, Persia, China, and Arabia. And if the Index should do nothing else but help to promote the st... ...ro = Pdlkrit. t. w. = title of a work. Zd.= Zend. References. The large arabic figures denote volumes, the smaller arabic pages, and the smaller r... ...red by courtesans, 23, 280 sq. Su alJo Homicide, and Woman (c). Abraham, Arabian traditions of, 6, Iiii; chapter of A. (<l!!r'an), 6, 238; the fai... ...., 163, 265, 272, 317. J\cts, religious, ue Works. 'Ad (n. of an ancient Arab tribe) Hud sent as an apostle to 'A., 6: 145 sq. j and Thamud, 6, xl...

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...me composed by Theodore Herzl, Judaism's improbable visionary - Herzl refers to the Arabs as pliant and compliant butlers, replete with gloves and t... ...he only port in erstwhile Palestine. They are welcomed and escorted by "Briticized" Arab gentlemen's gentlemen who are only too happy to assist thei... ...e Jews, the self- proclaimed missionaries of Western civilization in the Levant and Arabia. It was the betrayal that mattered. Rejected by East (as ... ...tion. The State of Israel is not exclusionary. There are a million Israelis who are Arabs, both Christians and Muslims. It is true, though, that J... ...eturn grants them immediate citizenship. Because of obvious conflicts of interest, Arabs cannot serve in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Consequen... ...fits conferred on war veterans and ex-soldiers. Regrettably, it is also true that Arabs are discriminated against and hated by many Israelis, thou... ...y East European Jews who espoused a pernicious type of Stalinism and virulent anti- Arab racism. The Jewish Response: East European Jews were no d... ...le had a corrosive corrupting influence on Israeli society. The Anti-Israeli: The Arabs, who first welcomed the Jewish settlers and the economic o... ...t, embroiled in conflicts and wars too numerous to count. Unscrupulous and corrupt Arab rulers used its existence and the menace it reified as a pr...

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...e, an uncouth shape appeared 75 Upon a dromedary, mounted high. He seemed an Arab of the Bedouin tribes: A lance he bore, and underneath one arm A sto... ...his freight Which the new comer carried through the waste 85 Could mean, the Arab told me that the stone (To give it in the language of the dream) Was... ...ren of the earth By deluge, now at hand. No sooner ceased The song, than the Arab with calm look declared That all would come to pass of which the voi... ...become the knight Whose tale Cervantes tells; yet not the knight, But was an Arab of the desert too; Of these was neither, and was both at once. 125 H... ... 140 68 The Prelude of 1850 Full often, taking from the world of sleep This Arab phantom, which I thus beheld, This semi Quixote, I to him have given... ...g possessed, A little yellow, canvas covered book, A slender abstract of the Arabian tales; And, from companions in a new abode, When first I learnt, t... ...not, think not, what they do. The tales that charm away the wakeful night In Araby, romances; legends penned For solace by dim light of monkish lamps;... ... What grandeur not unfelt, what pregnant show Of beauty, meets the sun burnt Arab’s eye: And, as the sea propels, from zone to zone, 750 Its currents;...

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...aduse în spaniol ă, portughez ă, italian ă, rus ă, japonez ă, esperanto şi arab ă; recent, şi în chinez ă! 123 Colabor ări cu poeme şi piese de t...

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...is their builder’s name! ‘Behold yon sterile spot; Where now the wandering Arab’s tent _135 Flaps in the desert-blast... ...eas deometha, anamignuntes elaion oinon meli garon oxos edusmasi Suriakois Arabikois, oster ontos nekron entaphiazontes. Kai gar outos auton dialuthen...

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...While the novel is humorous (one instance has the King sitting on top of an omnibus and speaking to it as to a horse: Forward, my beauty, my Arab, he said, patting the omnibus encouragingly, fleetest of all thy bounding tribe), it is also an adventure story: Chesterton is not afraid to let blood be drawn in his battles, fought with sword and halberd in the London ...

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...The novel was originally written in Arabic in 2010. Translated into English by Tim Reece, and published (in print) by Mira Publishing House cic - UK, 2012 The English version will be added to Gutenberg.org soon....

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...ce acquir’d Their fame, which I with duteous zeal embalm. By it the pride of Arab hordes was quell’d, When they led on by Hannibal o’erpass’d The Alpi... ... Quintius Cincinnatus. E Cincinnato dall’ inculta chioma. Petrarca. v. 50. Arab hordes.] The Arabians seem to be put for the barbarians in general.... ...t traveler, who wrote before Dante, informs us, p. 138, that the wandering Arabs used their scymitars as mirrors. v. 126. Let not.] “Let not short ...

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...lood with benefits for yourself and for all creation. Discrimination between good and evil is not an easy matter. All the Greeks, the Roman, and the Arab philosophers failed to attain this ability despite their great philosophy. “So that you may magnify Allah and render thanks [good deeds] to Him for giving you His Guidance”. Before belief, the believer is blind-hearted;...

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..., Sir Howrrd. I’ll send Felix Drinkwotter for him. (He claps his hands. An Arab boy ap- pears at the house door.) Muley: is sailor man here? (Muley no... ... mistrustfully ushering in Sidi el Assif, attended by Osman and a troop of Arabs. Brassbound’s men keep together on the archway side, backing their ca... ...s to face Sidi. Sidi el Aasif, clad in spotless white, is a nobly handsome Arab, hardly thirty, with fine eyes, bronzed complexion, and instinc- tivel... ...ould not have been nicer— I must say that for them—until we saw a tribe of Arabs— such nice looking men!—and then the poor things were frightened. KEA... ...h nice looking men!—and then the poor things were frightened. KEARNEY. The Arabs? LADY CICELY. No: Arabs are never frightened. The escort, of course: ... ...escort, of course: escorts are always frightened. I wanted to speak to the Arab chief; but Captain Brassbound cruelly shot his horse; and the chief sh... ...is- tocratic atheism). But you are a Christian woman. LADY CICELY. No: the Arabs don’t count women. They don’t believe we have any souls. RANKIN. That... ...tly). Do you wawnt it to go any fur- ther? MARZO. She leave out something. Arab shoot me. She nurse me. She cure me. KEARNEY. And who are you, pray? M...

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...e beams of the rising sun. This was a troop belonging to the sheikh of the Arabs, the daughter of whom the tetrarch had repudiated in order to wed Her... ...d he hesitated now between adopting one of two projects: to conciliate the Arabs and win back their alle- giance, or to conclude an alliance with the ... ...herself. “But thou art like them!” she cried; “Dost regret the loss of the Arab girl who danced upon these very pavements? Take her back! Go and live ... ...Have no fear of him now,” was the quick reply. “He will go straight to the Arabs, the Gauls, and the Scythians. His work must be extended to the utter... ...ssary to defend the place against brig- ands and marauders, especially the Arabs. Many of the objects in the vault had been the property of his father... ...of the salt-mines at the farther end of the Dead Sea, but the tents of the Arabs were no longer visible. As the moon rose, the effect of the day’s exc... ...ould kill Iaokanann. “It is I!” thought the tetrarch. It might be that the Arabs would return and make a success- ful attack upon him. Perhaps the pro... ...d not speak of Phanuel’s prophecy, nor of his own fear of the Jews and the Arabs. Herodias had already accused him of cowardice. He spoke only of the ...

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...ntaneous, and the self same form Instant resumed. So mighty sages tell, The’ Arabian Phoenix, when five hundred years Have well nigh circled, dies, an... .... 140. Him who made That commentary vast, Averroes.] Averroes, called by the Arabians Roschd, translated and commented the works of Aristotle. Accordi... ...of Greek, and who was therefore compelled to avail himself of the unfaithful Arabic versions. D’Herbelot, on the other hand, informs us, that “Averroe... ...ms us, that “Averroes was the first who translated Aristotle from Greek into Arabic, before the Jews had made their translation: and that we had for ... ...of Aristotle, except that of the Latin translation, which was made from this Arabic version of this great philosopher (Averroes), who afterwards added... ...ewels in the diadem of the sun. Jaspis and helitropius. v. 104. The Arabian phoenix.] This is translated from Ovid, Metam. l. xv. Un... ....] Vellutello observes an imitation of Lucan in this passage: Ignotum vobis, Arabes, venistis in orbem, Umbras mirati nemornm non ire sinistras. Phars... ...ce acquir’d Their fame, which I with duteous zeal embalm. By it the pride of Arab hordes was quell’d, When they led on by Hannibal o’erpass’d The Alpi... ... Quintius Cincinnatus. E Cincinnato dall’ inculta chioma. Petrarca. v. 50. Arab hordes.] The Arabians seem to be put for the barbarians in general....

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...ing columns, fountains of fresh water.* In the desert of the sea are found Arabian fountains of Ishmael and Isaac! Are these fountains poisoned for th... ...ot recovered; but at length there was found (in the Bodleian, I think,) an Arabic translation of it. An En- glish mathematician, Halley, knowing not o... ...ey, knowing not one word of Ara- bic, determined (without waiting for that Arabic key) to pick the lock of this MS. And he did so. Through strength of... ... now become so powerful an instrument of analysis, he translated the whole Arabic MS. He printed it—he published it. He tore—he extorted the truth fro... ...the truth from the darkness of an unknown language—he would not suffer the Arabic to benefit by its own obscurity to the injury of mathematics. And th... ...; and even a hot one had been conceived most narrowly. Many of the Bedouin Arabs complain of ablutions not adapted to their waterless condition. These... ...lment. But others, as that about the fate of Babylon—about the fate of the Arabs (the children of Ishmael)—about the fate of the Jews—are not of a nat... ...at Constantinople, and half by the preternatural energy in- fused into the Arabs by their false prophet and legislator. In 208 Theological Essays and... ...ying had been his Asiatic revenues. Secondly, the original position of the Arabs had been better than that of the emperor, in every stage of the warfa...

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...children after they can walk lest they should walk into mis- chief, though Arab boys make their sisters carry them, as our own spoiled children someti... ...r- rors. Yet when that same lady discovered that I had found a copy of The Arabian Nights and was devouring it with avid- ity, she was horrified, and ... ..., it should not be told that Allah is a false god set up by the T urks and Arabs, who will all be damned for taking that liberty; but it should be tol... ...should be told that many English people think so, and that many T urks and Arabs think the converse about English people. It should be taught that All... ...e taught that Allah is simply the name by which God is known to T urks and Arabs, who are just as eligible for salvation as any Christian. Further, th... ...erlain. I should probably have read Maria Monk myself if I had not had the Arabian Nights and their like to occupy me better. In art, children, like a...

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...yes, as if by some winged patriarchal her- ald of wrath relenting—solitary Arab’s tent, rising with saintly signals of peace, in the dreadful desert, ... ...d Vandals, tainted (for which Heaven be thanked!) twice over with blood of Arabs—once through Moors, once through Jews;* whilst from her grandmother, ... ...elancholy after all was swallowed up for the present by her Vandal, by her Arab, by her Spanish fire. Catalina, seared as she was by the world, has le... ...e united, he says, the sweetness of the German lady with the energy of the Arabian, a combination hard to judge of. As to her feet, he adds, I say not... ...at the village of Benouth. No case could be more hopeless. The neighboring Arabs were of the Yambo tribe—of all Arabs the most ferocious. These Arabs ... ... belief operated in Pagan Italy. The same omen announced to Lord Lindsay’s Arab attendants in the desert the approach of some disaster, which partiall... ...spers, from some phantom convent that no search of Christian or of Bedouin Arab has ever been able to discover. These bells have sounded since the Cru... ...eps of the Chinese throne; but exactly the same creed prevails amongst the Arabs, from Bagdad to 253 Thomas de Quincey Suez and Cairo—from Rosetta to... ...nt le Blanc an anecdote of a man in his own cara- van, the companion of an Arab merchant, who disappeared in a mysterious manner. Four Moors, with a r...

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...nd derision. It is not a question of being a Christian or not. A Mahometan Arab will accept literally and without question parts of the narrative whic... ...had to deal with a population of seventeenth-century Christians instead of Arabs who wor- shipped stones. As it is, men do not reject Mahomet for Calv...

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...y guests, before he dies? Why should not our furniture be as simple as the Arab’s or the Walden 33 Indian’s? When I think of the benefactors of the r... ... a singular allowance? nthat our furniture should be more complex than the Arab’s, in proportion as we are mor ally and intellectually his superiors!... ...to human muscles alone, on record, is that of certain Walden 35 wandering Arabs, who are said to have cleared twenty five feet on level ground. With... ...compare it with such things as we know, would be like a fairy tale and the Arabian Nights’ Entertainments. If we respected only what is inevi table a... ... fishes, they are so foreign to the streets, even to the woods, foreign as Arabia to our Concord life. They possess a quite dazzling and transcendent ...

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...he Mediterranean and Euxine seas in both Europe and Asia, and the gulfs of Arabia, Persia, India, Bengal, and Siam, in Asia, to carry maritime commerc... ...rbs, as much grass as will feed a cow, and, perhaps, an acre or two of bad arable land. When their master has occasion for their labour, he gives them... ...rce and manufactures are little known. I have seen, says Doctor Pocock, an Arabian chief dine in the streets of a town where he had come to sell his c... ...ry, such as Wales, or the Highlands of Scotland, they are very common. The Arabian his- tories seem to be all full of genealogies; and there is a hist... ...gulations of law; for among nations of shepherds, such as the T artars and Arabs, the consumable nature of their prop- erty necessarily renders all su... ...ree as the importation. By the above-mentioned statute, gum senega, or gum arabic, being among the enumerated dyeing drugs, might be imported duty fre... ...a more advanced state of society, such as we find it among the Tartars and Arabs, every man is, in the same manner, a warrior. Such nations have commo... ...sed in the desert. The ordinary life, the ordinary exercise of a Tartar or Arab, pre- pares him sufficiently for war. Running, wrestling, cudgel-play-... ...e in the open air, and are all of them the images of war. When a Tartar or Arab actually goes to war, he is maintained by his own herds and flocks, wh...