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 1 Pre      |        sooner was the Tartar army called away by disturbances in
 2 Pre      |         Abu Ishac, in which he is called the King under whose feet
 3 Pre      |       wise men, who are sometimes called drunkards and sometimes
 4 II(*)    |     belonging to Shah Shudja, and called by him the Baghi-Irem, after
 5 II(*)    |          there is a dried-up pond called the Talab i Djemshid, into
 6 III(*)   |          was in the land which is called Marib, at a distance of
 7 V(*)     |          they were contemptuously called, were a people of the tribe
 8 V(*)     |           formerly an institution called the Feast of Plunder. When
 9 XVIII(*) |       from Shiraz there is a spot called Pir-i-Sabz, the Old Green
10 XVIII(*) |          beautiful girl of Shiraz called Shakh-i-Nahat, and in order
11 XVIII(*) |   fortieth morning, Shakh-i-Nahat called him into her house and told
12 XXV(*)   |          or Pleiades, as they are called in Arabic) of lamps, he
13 XXVI(*)  |         Persian legend. Shirin is called by some Mary, and by others
14 XXX(*)   |      through it, amongst them one called Ruknabad, a stream of which
15 XXX(*)   |           The principal mosque is called the Old Mosque; it is as
16 XXXVII(*)|    substance. This concretion was called the bezoar stone. The original
17 XXXVII(*)|          which was in later times called the bezoar goat; also from
18 XXXVII(*)|          in his "Joyful News," is called the Bezaar, being approved
19 XXXIX(*) |      certain tribe among the Jews called the Samaritans, whence his
20 XL(*)    | faithfully. But at length a woman called Zohra, more beautiful than
21 XL(*)    |          where the two angels are called Asa and Asail. The Talmud