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 1  I             |    for God is with us.' The legend tells us that a spider had
 2  I,       II(1)|              The Mohammedan legend is that this was done by
 3  I,       II(2)|                         The legend embodied in this passage
 4  I,       II(2)|                         The legend to which this alludes is
 5  I,       II(3)|    according to the eastern legend; see Chapter XXI, verses
 6  I,       II(1)| htnazr, Nebuchadnezzar. The legend probably refers to Nehemiah
 7  I,      III(1)|                         The legend is, that the priests threw
 8  I,      III(1)|                         The legend, borrowed from Talmudic
 9  I,      VII(1)|  hitherto written about the legend Zâli'h and his camel is
10  I,      VII(1)|     with the prophet of the legend. A Bedawîn's notions of
11  I,      VII(1)|    mule. But Mohammed has a legend in the Qur'ân of a certain "
12  I,      VII(1)|     This is also a Talmudic legend.~ ~ ./. 
13  I,      VII(1)|  name among the angels. The legend arose probably from a misunderstanding
14  I,        X(2)|     xiv. 30. The Mohammedan legend is that as some of the children
15  I,       XI(4)|                         The legend is that they each contained
16 II,    XVIII(3)|                    For this legend there appears to be no ancient
17 II,    XVIII(3)|  him. Moses' servant in the legend is Joshua, and the mysterious
18 II,       XX(1)|                  The Muslim legend is that Moses burnt his
19 II,      XXI(2)|                        This legend, adopted from the Talmud,
20 II,      XXI(3)|                         The legend of Solomon, his seal inscribed
21 II,   XXVIII(1)|        In Arabic Qârûn. The legend based upon Talmudic tradition
22 II,    XXXIV(1)|              The Mohammedan legend is that Solomon had employed
23 II,    XXXVI(1)|                         The legend is that Jesus sent two of
24 II,  XXXVIII(2)|              The Mohammedan legend, borrowed from the Talmud,
25 II,  XXXVIII(1)|              The Mohammedan legend is that when Job was undergoing
26 II,     XCIV(1)| supposed it to refer to the legend, that the angel Gabriel
27 II,       CV(2)|   to have given rise to the legend embodied in the text. It