[FN#107] i.e., of the Koran.
[FN#108] A certain formula, invoking peace on the Prophet and all men recurring at the end of the five daily prayers and pronounced sitting.
[FN#109] ex voto.
[FN#110] i.e. Mohammed.
[FN#111] "What news bringest thou, O saint?"
[FN#112] i.e. Mohammed.
[FN#113] These epithets are often applied by the Arabs, in a complimentary sense, to anyone who works great havoc among his enemies by his prowess and cunning.
[FN#114] See Vol. I. p. 135, note. {Vol. 1, FN#45}
[FN#115] i.e. Deal with thee as if thou wert slave-born and therefore not used to knightly fashions nor able to endure stress of battle.
[FN#116] A chapel so called in the Temple at Mecca.