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 1 Pre   |          declared, "upon all that read them." Men say that the
 2 Pre   |        lectures on the Koran, and read out his own verses, and
 3 Pre   | representatives of Mahommad. They read the Koran by the light of
 4 Pre   |          It is almost possible to read in the Persian poem the
 5 Pre   |    Francis of Assisi are not much read nowadays. Nevertheless,
 6 Pre   |        with a mystical poet is to read into him so-called deeper
 7 Pre   |       unum."]~and has partly been read into the Divan by later
 8 Pre   |   extinguish as long as men shall read and understand. Through
 9 III(*)|        letter and she was able to read the writing. But when she
10 XXI(*)|         his engagement. The Vizir read it to Mahmud Shah, who was
11 XXX(*)|     mausoleums the whole Koran is read aloud, and the readers have