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 1  I             |     worshipped in the form of a large sacrificial stone by several
 2  I             |         rites.~ ~'Hab'hab was a large stone upon which camels
 3  I             |         In January, 624 A.D., a large caravan from Mecca, which
 4  I             |  conflict to the equipment of a large army, and in January, 625
 5  I             | revelation was for the world at large. The Arab, on the contrary,
 6  I             |         helpers;' and lastly, a large class who are spoken of
 7  I             |       into the composition of a large proportion of proper names
 8  I             |      long enjoyed, but from the large amount of exegetical matter
 9  I             |        were allowed to range at large, but at last they were punished.
10  I,      III(2)|    qintâr, is used for any very large sum, a dînâr ('denarius')
11  I,       IV(2)|                      That is, a large dowry.~ ~
12  I,       IX   |        a league 3.~ ~Roam ye at large in the land for four months,
13  I,     XIII   |      have I allowed to range at large; and then it caught them
14 II,      XXI   |         all in pieces, except a large one they had; that haply
15 II,     XXII   |       the misbelievers range at large, and then I seized on them,
16 II,     XXIV(1)|         I.e. masses of cloud as large as mountains.~ ~ ./. 
17 II,   XXXIII   |         you range handsomely at large! But if ye be desirous of
18 II,   XXXIII   |       let them go handsomely at large.~ ~O thou prophet! verily,
19 II,   XXXVII   |        restraining their looks, large eyed; as though they were
20 II,     XLIX(2)|       coming out to meet him in large numbers, he grew apprehensive,
21 II,       LV   |     forth from each pearls both large and small!~ Then which of
22 II,       CV(2)|        was born, marched with a large army and some elephants