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699 |
Cf.
1:284 f., above. |
700 |
That
is, they become unreliable and rebellious. |
701 |
Sic Bulaq, C, and D. B has a meaningless
w-y-t-l-w-n. |
702 |
Cf.,
however, 1:264 f., above. |
703 |
Cff
pp. 114 ff., above. |
704 |
This
happened in 97 [716]. Cf. Ibn al-Athir,
Kamil, V, 10. |
705 |
Lit., "lowered the reins," a phrase which is explained to mean
gentling a horse. Cf. Lisan al-'Arab, IX, 62, 1.
1; Lane, Arabic-English Dictionary, p. 2264a. Here
Ibn Khaldun was apparently thinking of his theory that a dynasty
tends to repress the members of its own family. |
706 |
Qur'an 13.98
(38). |
707 |
Cf.
Qur'an 73.20 (20). |
708 |
Cf.,
for instance, 1:344, and p. 89, above. |
709 |
Bulaq adds: "Luxury then grows more and more." |
710 |
Cf.
1:58, 300, above, and p. 306, below. |
711 |
For nakbah and its
synonym musadarah, cf. 1:368 (n.
156), above. 712 Cf. 1:346, above. |
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