...the Abyllinians, whofe victory would have introduced inV> the Caaba the religion of the Cliiiftians. In his early infancy, he was deprived of his father, his mother, and Jiis grandfather! his uncles were Itrong and numerous ; and in the divifion of the inheritance, the...

...the Abyffinians ", whole victory would have introduced into the Caaba the religion of the Chriftians. In his early infancy, he was deprived of his father, his mother, and his grandfather, his uncles were flrong and numerous ; and in the divifion of the inheritance, the orphan's fhare •was...

...resentment of their husbands, those ladies that are rich having all the money in their own hands." The duty of children towards their parents is acknowledged...and the example of • Mahomet. In his early infancy the prophet was deprived of his father, his mother, and his grandfather; but one of the few miracles...

...resentment of their husbands, those ladies that are rich having all the money in their own hands." The duty of children towards their parents is acknowledged...koran, and the example of Mahomet. In his early infancy the prophet was deprived of his father, his mother, and his grandfather ; but one of the few miracles...

...mentioned but with reverence, and the warmest affection is evinced in the discharge of the filial duties. The duty of children towards their parents, is acknowledged...koran* and the example of Mahomet. In his early infancy the prophet was deprived of his father, his mother, and his grandfather ; bat one of the few miracle*...

...mentioned but with reverence, and the warmest affection is evinced in the discharge of the filial duties. The duty of children towards their parents, is acknowledged...both by the precepts of the koran, and the example of Ma. hornet. In his early infancy the prophet was deprived of his father, his mother, and his grandfather...

...Arabs, the princes of Mecca, and the hereditary guardians of their code of religious institutions. In his early infancy he was deprived of his father, his mother, and his grand-father ; but his uncles were numerous and powerful, and iii the division of the inheritance, the orphan-s share...

...Arabs, the princes of Mecca, and the hereditary guardians of their code of religious institutions. In, his early infancy he was deprived of his father, his mother, and his grand-father ; but his uncles were numerous and powerful, and in the division of the inheritance, the orphan's share was...

...mentioned but with reverence, and the warmest affection is evinced in the discharge of the filial duties. The duty of children towards their parents, is acknowledged...koran, and the example of Mahomet. In his early infancy the prophet was deprived of his father, his mother, and his grandfather; but one of the few miracles...

...the Abyssinians," whose victory would have introduced into the Caaba the religion of the Christians. In his early infancy, he was deprived of his father, his mother, and his grand' The wed of this history, or fable, is contained in the cvth chapter of the Koran, and Gagnier...