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 1    1, 3 |     III. The Jewish King, his Vazir, and the Christians.~A certain
 2    1, 3 |  exterminate their faith. His Vazir persuaded him to try a stratagem,
 3    1, 3 |       namely, to mutilate the Vazir himself, and expel him from
 4    1, 3 | dissensions amongst them. The Vazir's suggestion was adopted. 1
 5    1, 3 |    each of these captains the Vazir gave secretly a volume of
 6    1, 3 |     and so on. Afterwards the Vazir withdrew into a cave, and
 7    1, 3 | captain set himself up as the Vazir's successor, and the Christians
 8    1, 3 |      one another, even as the Vazir had intended. But the malicious
 9    1, 3 |     the ruin of the rest.~The Vazir's Teaching.~Myriads of Christians
10    2, 14|      that you are a king or a Vazir, or at least a very rich
11    4, 2 |       pieces of gold, but the vazir, named Abul-Hasan, gave
12    4, 2 |     the generous king and his vazir, who had before assisted
13    4, 2 |     be given him. But the new vazir, who was also named Abul-Hasan,
14    4, 2 |  vazirs recall Asaf, the good vazir of King Solomon, who deserves
15    4, 2 |           and Haman, the evil vazir of Pharaoh, who turned his
16    4, 6 |       would first consult his vazir Haman. Asiya had a bad opinion
17    6, 7 |      and, having summoned his Vazir, gave orders for their apprehension.
18    6, 8 |      interested advice of his Vazir, and of Joseph, who when