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1  I             |   fetishism; as one of Mohammed's contemporaries said, when they found a
2  I             |          so often compared by his contemporaries.~ ~Other stories, such as
3  I             |         of the Arabs who were his contemporaries. Thus the Chapter of Cattle (
4  I             |          as with Mohammed and his contemporaries, but is as artificial as
5  I             |        able to challenge even his contemporaries to produce anything like
6  I             |  punishment which fell upon their contemporaries for disbelief; the moral
7  I             |       history of Mohammed and his contemporaries, will enable us to arrive
8  I             |        old Arab poets, Mohammed's contemporaries or immediate predecessors,
9 II,   XXXIII(2)| occasioned much scandal among his contemporaries. This passage and those