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• 10. El-Mas'udi's Historical Encyclopćdia, entitled 'Meadows of Gold and Mines of Gems.' —  Arabic Authors A Manual of Arabian History and Literature
• The origin of falconry is ascribed by Al-Mas’udi, on the authority of Adham bin Muhriz, to the king Al-Haris bin Mu’awiyah, and in Dr. Sprenger’s admirable translation the reader will find (pp. 426, 428), much information upon the subject. —  Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah ; Meccah — Volume 2
• The second name may be "Shah of the Ebna" or Persian incolж of Al-Yaman; aristocratie Persane naturalisйe Arabe (Al-Mas'udi, iv. —  Arabian nights. English
• Is "Durrбj" (Al- Mas'udi, vii. —  Arabian nights. English
• So says M. Houdas; but I prefer to consider the word as Zafar=plaited hair FN#216] According to Al-Mas'udi (i. —  Arabian nights. English

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