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[ "Galen," who is considered by Moslems as a kind of pre-Islamitic Saint; and whom Rabelais (iii. c. 7) calls Le gentil Falot Galen, is explained by Eustathius as the Serene {Galenòs} from {geláoo}=rideo.]
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[ Arab. "Sáhah" the clear space before the house as opposed to the "Bathah" (Span. Patio) the inner court.]
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[ A naïve description of the naïve style of réclame adopted by the Eastern Bob Sawyer.]
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[ Which they habitually do, by the by, with an immense amount of unpleasant detail. See Pilgrimage i. 18.]
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[ The old French name for the phial or bottle in which the patient's water is sent.]