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 1  I             |          out, this challenge really refers much more to the subject
 2  I             |             any, to which each text refers; next, the style generally;
 3  I,       II(1)| Nebuchadnezzar. The legend probably refers to Nehemiah ii. 13.~ ~
 4  I,      III(1)|             means 'illiterate,' and refers here to the Pagan Arabs
 5  I,      III(1)|                                This refers to the battle of Ohod, when
 6  I,       VI(2)|                                This refers to Abdallah ibn Sa'hd ibn
 7  I,      XVI(1)|                        This passage refers to the killing of 'Hamzah,
 8 II,     XVII(1)|          commentators say that this refers to a treaty proposed by
 9 II,    XVIII(3)|          and Jalâlâin, to whom Sale refers. The meaning is that which
10 II,      XIX(1)|              Others think it merely refers to the passage of the bridge
11 II,      XXI(1)|            child, since the passage refers both to the Christian p.
12 II,     XXIV(2)|            passage and what follows refers to the scandal about Mohammed'
13 II,  XXXVIII(1)|                       Some say this refers to the punishment which
14 II,    XXXIX(1)|             Arabic is feminine, and refers to the false gods, especially
15 II,   XLVIII(2)|           from Islâm. Some think it refers to the Greeks and Persians.~ ~ ./. 
16 II,     LIII(3)|               to which this passage refers, and on the first revelation
17 II,     LIII(1)|                        This passage refers to one El Walîd ibn Mughâirah,
18 II,      LIV(1)|       According to a tradition this refers to a miracle: the unbelievers
19 II,      LIV(1)|          that the expression merely refers to one of the signs of the