 | Simon Ockley - 1857 - 548 페이지
...differently ; Abulfeda says, " That first his hand was cut off, and then his foot on the opposite side ; next they put out his eyes with a red hot iron, then cut out his tongue, and afterwards burned him ;" to which he adds, " the curse of God be upon him." | This account I take to be much the more probable,... | |
 | Edward Gibbon - 1870 - 458 페이지
...manner : Abu'lpheda says, ' That his hand was cut off first, ' and then his foot on the opposite side : next they put out his eyes ' with a red hot iron, then cut out his tongue, and afterwards burnt ' him,' to which he adds, ' the curse of God be upon him.' This account I take to be much the... | |
 | Simon Ockley - 1875 - 580 페이지
...differently; Abulfeda says, " That first his hand was cut off, and then his foot on the opposite side ; next they put out his eyes with a red hot iron, then cut out his tongue, and afterwards burned him ;" to which he adds, " the curse of God be upon him." J This account I take to be much the more probable,... | |
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D'Herbelot gives of the death of the murderer, taken, as I suppose, from out of his Persian authors. But Tabari and Abulfeda, authors of great account among the Arabians, relate it quite differently ; Abulfeda says, " That first his hand was cut off,... 