6 ([return])
[ i.e., make much of thee.]
7 ([return])
[ In Lane the Caliph is accompanied by "certain of his domestics.">[
8 ([return])
[ Arab. "Khubz Mutabbak," = bread baked in a platter, instead of an oven, an earthen jar previously heated, to the sides of which the scones or bannocks of dough are applied: "it is lighter than oven-bread, especially if it be made thin and leavened." See Al-Shakúrí, a medical writer quoted by Dozy.]
9 ([return])
[ In other parts of The Nights Harun al-Rashid declines wine-drinking.]
10 ([return])
[ The 'Allámah (doctissimus) Sayce (p. 212, Comparative Philology, London, Trübner, 1885) goes far back for Khalífah = a deputy, a successor. He begins with the Semitic (Hebrew?) root "Khaliph" = to change, exchange: hence "Khaleph" = agio. From this the Greeks got their {kóllybos} and Cicero his "Collybus," a money-lender.]