Note 012
The first book of Sherefeddin is employed on the private life of the hero: and he himself, or his secretary, (Institutions, p. 3-77,) enlarges with pleasure on the thirteen designs and enterprises which most truly constitute his personal merit. It even shines through the dark coloring of Arabshah, (P. i. c. 1-12.)

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The History Of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire —Fall In The East —Chapter 65