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 1  I             |     brought from Syria, and was supposed to procure rain.~ ~Wadd,
 2  I             |      wall of the Kaabah, and is supposed to have been one of the
 3  I             |   daughters of Allâh; they were supposed to be created out of fire
 4  I             |        of unhewn stones. It was supposed to have been built by Adam
 5  I             |        hysterical symptoms were supposed by the Arabs, as by so many
 6  I             |         authority, dreams being supposed to be direct revelations
 7  I             |      which the angel Gabriel is supposed to exhibit the Umm al Kitâb (
 8  I             |         God and of a revelation supposed to be couched in God's own
 9  I,       II(2)|      address to the reader, but supposed to be Gabriel's words of
10  I,       VI(2)| believed in by Muslims, and are supposed to be subject to the same
11  I,        X(1)|                         This is supposed to be the taunting reply
12  I,      XVI(4)|       an account of the persons supposed to have helped Mohammed
13 II,    XVIII(3)|         guided him is generally supposed to be El 'Hidhr himself,
14 II,    XVIII(1)|     this personage is generally supposed to be Alexander the Great,
15 II,      XXV(1)|     sinners in this passage are supposed to use it to the angels,
16 II,   XXXVII(1)|                                 Supposed by the Mohammedans to be
17 II,   XXXVII(3)|                  This speech is supposed to be the words of the angel
18 II,        L(2)|                 These words are supposed to be addressed by the '
19 II,        L(4)|         men may hear; generally supposed by Muslims to be the temple
20 II,   LXVIII(1)|           the symbol is by some supposed to refer to Jonah, mentioned
21 II,    LXXII(1)|      lonely place, such as they supposed the ginn to haunt, used
22 II,    LXXIV(1)|       person meant is generally supposed to be Walîd ibn Mughâirah,
23 II,     XCIV(1)|     literally some Muslims have supposed it to refer to the legend,