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 1  4,1 |        than the solar year. The Muhammedans usually consider Friday,
 2  4,1 |    Islam are called Muslims, or Muhammedans. At the basis of this religion
 3  4,1 |     sacred Muslim city. For the Muhammedans the sacred significance
 4  4,1 |      Emperor and sided with the Muhammedans. For this terrible offense
 5  5,4 |    Christians with the Jews and Muhammedans, who disapproved of icons.
 6  7,1 |          that is to say, of the Muhammedans, rather than see them fall
 7  7,1 | Sardinia, which belonged to the Muhammedans. They succeeded in conquering
 8  7,2 |    remained in the power of the Muhammedans. The Christians preserved
 9  7,3 |      Land from the hands of the Muhammedans and was absorbed in the
10  7,3 |         of the Empire; even the Muhammedans had been more merciful towards
11  7,4 |     yoke of the “Agarens” [i.e. Muhammedans] to that of the Latins.
12  9,3 |      the Christians against the Muhammedans. As a recent historian said, “
13  9,4 |    Syria were lost. In 1291 the Muhammedans took away from the Christians
14  9,4 |       cities surrendered to the Muhammedans almost without struggle.
15  9,4 |      into the possession of the Muhammedans.~ This event was a terrible
16  9,18|      Barlaam, the Jews, and the Muhammedans. John Cantacuzene transmitted