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713 |
This section is
found only in D. C has merely a sign in the text, indicating an
intended addition. It may have been written on an inserted
sheet, now lost. Ibn Khaldun is almost certainly the author of
this section, admittedly full of rather unusual words and usages
not elsewhere found in the Mugaddimah.
This, of course, is easily explained
by the fact that the section is a later addition. |
714 |
Cf. I:lxviii, above. |
715 |
Cf. 1:327 ff., above. |
716 |
D:
wa-ti'bar. |
717 |
D:
khanath. |
718 |
In the preceding section to which he refers, Ibn
Khaldun merely alludes to the facts mentioned at the beginning
of the discussion, pp. 118 f., above. |
719 |
Cf. 1:538 and 548, above. |
720 |
D: tadbirihd. |
721 |
Cf. Issawi, p. 126. |
722 |
For
wilayat, cf. p. 5 (n.
445), above. |
723 |
D has a wrong al-hal,
instead of al-khalal. |
724 |
D:
ila ma'thar dkhar. |
725 |
Elsewhere in the Muqaddimah,
Ibn Khaldun consistently uses 'Ubaydids. |
726 |
The 'Abbasid who reigned from 1180
to 1226. |
727 |
Qur'an 28.88 (88). |
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