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The Traveller (1902)

Ellison, D. J. (Daniel James) · New York : Underwood & Underwood · leaf 43

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m¬ said to test the character of those who come to portance in the history of Byzantine-Arabic worship. It is held that none but honest men can architecture and art. squeeze themselves between them. We tried, and The Mosque of Amr also deserves notice. It are glad to say, stood the test! Another… … by the tongues of those who have licked it as a kinds, were three hundred and sixty-six in number. cure for rheumatism. They were brought together from various Roman Of course each visitor in Cairo wants to see and Byzantine buildings. One is said to have the Nileometer, constructed in 716, A. D.,…

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