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Seignobos at 17:16, 30 July 2015

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	''Abū-l-Faḍā’il Ṣafī ad-dīn 'Abd al-Ḥaqq al-Baghdādī. Otherwise unknown author of a summary of Yaqūt’s Mu’jam al-buldān.''		''Abū-l-Faḍā’il Ṣafī ad-dīn 'Abd al-Ḥaqq al-Baghdādī. Otherwise unknown author of a summary of Yaqūt’s Mu’jam al-buldān.''

	''Marāṣid al-~~iṭṭlā~~' 'alā asmā' al-amkinat wa-l-biqā' (The Observatories on the Names of Regions and Countries)''		''Marāṣid al-iṭṭilā' 'alā asmā' al-amkinat wa-l-biqā' (The Observatories on the Names of Regions and Countries)''

	''Ed.: T.G.J. Juynboll, ''Lexicon geographicum'', 6 vols., Leiden 1854.''		''Ed.: T.G.J. Juynboll, ''Lexicon geographicum'', 6 vols., Leiden 1854.''

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	Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. [The Nubians] are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (''Dumqula''), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance<ref>Yaqūt : "forty days".</ref> along the Nile. From Dumqula to ''Aswān'', where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ<ref>Yaqūt : "from Aswan to Lower Nubia".</ref> five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (''utruj'') of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).		Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. [The Nubians] are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (''Dumqula''), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance<ref>Yaqūt : "forty days".</ref> along the Nile. From Dumqula to ''Aswān'', where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ<ref>Yaqūt : "from Aswan to Lower Nubia".</ref> five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (''utruj'') of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).

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Adam Simmons at 17:18, 21 February 2015

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	''(d. 1338 A.D.)''		''(d. 1338 A.D.)''

	''Abū-l-Faḍā’il Ṣafī ad-dīn 'Abd al-Ḥaqq al-Baghdādī. Otherwise unknown author of a summary of ~~Yaqut’s~~ Mu’jam al-buldān.''		''Abū-l-Faḍā’il Ṣafī ad-dīn 'Abd al-Ḥaqq al-Baghdādī. Otherwise unknown author of a summary of Yaqūt’s Mu’jam al-buldān.''

	''Marāṣid al-iṭṭlā' 'alā asmā' al-amkinat wa-l-biqā' (The Observatories on the Names of Regions and Countries)''		''Marāṣid al-iṭṭlā' 'alā asmā' al-amkinat wa-l-biqā' (The Observatories on the Names of Regions and Countries)''
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	Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. [The Nubians] are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (''Dumqula''), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance<ref>~~Yaqut~~ : "forty days".</ref> along the Nile. From Dumqula to ''Aswān'', where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ<ref>~~Yaqut~~ : "from Aswan to Lower Nubia".</ref> five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (''utruj'') of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).		Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. [The Nubians] are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (''Dumqula''), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance<ref>Yaqūt : "forty days".</ref> along the Nile. From Dumqula to ''Aswān'', where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ<ref>Yaqūt : "from Aswan to Lower Nubia".</ref> five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (''utruj'') of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).

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Adam Simmons at 17:17, 21 February 2015

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	Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. (The Nubians) are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (''Dumqula''), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance<ref>Yaqut : "forty days".</ref> along the Nile. From Dumqula to ''Aswān'', where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ<ref>Yaqut : "from Aswan to Lower Nubia".</ref> five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (''utruj'') of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).		Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. [The Nubians] are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (''Dumqula''), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance<ref>Yaqut : "forty days".</ref> along the Nile. From Dumqula to ''Aswān'', where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ<ref>Yaqut : "from Aswan to Lower Nubia".</ref> five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (''utruj'') of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).

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Adam Simmons at 19:36, 19 February 2015

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	'''[p. 493]'''		'''[p. 493]'''

	~~SAFI~~ AD-~~DIN~~ AL-~~BAGHDADI~~		ṢAFĪ AD-DĪN AL-BAGHDĀDĪ

	(d. 1338 A.D.)		''(d. 1338 A.D.)''

	Abū-l-Faḍā’il Ṣafī ad-dīn 'Abd al-Ḥaqq al-Baghdādī. Otherwise unknown author of a summary of Yaqut’s Mu’jam al-buldān.		''Abū-l-Faḍā’il Ṣafī ad-dīn 'Abd al-Ḥaqq al-Baghdādī. Otherwise unknown author of a summary of Yaqut’s Mu’jam al-buldān.''

	Marāṣid al-iṭṭlā' 'alā asmā' al-amkinat wa-l-biqā' (The Observatories on the Names of Regions and Countries)		''Marāṣid al-iṭṭlā' 'alā asmā' al-amkinat wa-l-biqā' (The Observatories on the Names of Regions and Countries)''

	Ed.: T.G.J. Juynboll, ''Lexicon geographicum'', 6 vols., Leiden 1854.		''Ed.: T.G.J. Juynboll, ''Lexicon geographicum'', 6 vols., Leiden 1854.''

			''T.: Juynboll A: 0''

	~~T.: Juynboll A: 0~~

	Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. (The Nubians) are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (''Dumqula''), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance<ref>Yaqut : "forty days".</ref> along the Nile. From Dumqula to ''Aswān'', where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ<ref>Yaqut : "from Aswan to Lower Nubia".</ref> five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (''utruj'') of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).		Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. (The Nubians) are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (''Dumqula''), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance<ref>Yaqut : "forty days".</ref> along the Nile. From Dumqula to ''Aswān'', where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ<ref>Yaqut : "from Aswan to Lower Nubia".</ref> five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (''utruj'') of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).

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	~~SAFI AD-DIN AL-BAGHDADI (d~~. ~~1338 A.D.)~~		'''[p. 493]'''

	''Abū-l-Faḍā’il Ṣafī ad-dīn 'Abd al-Ḥaqq al-Baghdādī. Otherwise unknown author of a summary of Yaqut’s Mu’jam al-buldān.		SAFI AD-DIN AL-BAGHDADI

			(d. 1338 A.D.)

			Abū-l-Faḍā’il Ṣafī ad-dīn 'Abd al-Ḥaqq al-Baghdādī. Otherwise unknown author of a summary of Yaqut’s Mu’jam al-buldān.

	Marāṣid al-iṭṭlā' 'alā asmā' al-amkinat wa-l-biqā' (The Observatories on the Names of Regions and Countries)		Marāṣid al-iṭṭlā' 'alā asmā' al-amkinat wa-l-biqā' (The Observatories on the Names of Regions and Countries)
	~~Ed.: T.G.J. Juynboll, Lexicon geographicum, 6 vols., Leiden 1854.~~

	T.: Juynboll A: 0''		Ed.: T.G.J. Juynboll, ''Lexicon geographicum'', 6 vols., Leiden 1854.

			T.: Juynboll A: 0

			Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. (The Nubians) are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (''Dumqula''), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance<ref>Yaqut : "forty days".</ref> along the Nile. From Dumqula to ''Aswān'', where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ<ref>Yaqut : "from Aswan to Lower Nubia".</ref> five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (''utruj'') of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).

	Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. (The Nubians) are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (Dumqula), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance along the Nile. From Dumqula to Aswān, where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (utruj) of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).		<references/>

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SAFI AD-DIN AL-BAGHDADI (d. 1338 A.D.)

''Abū-l-Faḍā’il Ṣafī ad-dīn 'Abd al-Ḥaqq al-Baghdādī. Otherwise unknown author of a summary of Yaqut’s Mu’jam al-buldān.

Marāṣid al-iṭṭlā' 'alā asmā' al-amkinat wa-l-biqā' (The Observatories on the Names of Regions and Countries)
Ed.: T.G.J. Juynboll, Lexicon geographicum, 6 vols., Leiden 1854.

T.: Juynboll A: 0''

Nubia is a far-flung country, lying south of Egypt. (The Nubians) are Christians and have a hard life. Their country begins just beyond Aswān. They are imported and sold. The name of the town of the Nūba is Dongola (Dumqula), which is the royal residence on the bank of the Nile. The length of their territory is eighty days’ distance along the Nile. From Dumqula to Aswān, where Egypt begins, it requires forty days and from Aswān to Fusṭāṭ five. Their country is similar to Yemen. They have citrus fruits (utruj) of extraordinary size." (Juynboll III, pp. 335 - 336).

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