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54 THE LAUGHABLE STORIES OF BAR-HEBRÛS. gin that when he was compelled by his parents to take a wife, on the night of the feast, immediately after Kli.T >cn-=)0 .ôi&.iO .r^nVW..t KlÔ^lSk ^SO.l vyr^ .Tu .iJJii^.i .KlaK' QoxS^SOO rdSK" rii^ ^dsaia r
PROFITABLE SAYINGS OF THE CHRISTIAN RECLUSES. 55 going in with the bride to the feast, he brought out from his bosom the Book of the Apostle Paul, and ad- monished and taught the young woman the words which were written therein by the blessed man on virginity, saying, "It is better for a man not to approach "a woman S and I would that all men should live even "as do I in purity ^" and again [where] he saith, "The "woman who hath never known man meditateth upon "her Lord, that she may be holy^ in her body and in "her soul." With words such as these did he exhort his betrothed one, and they made their bodies temples to the Holy Spirit. i^ CCX. One of the old men said, "If thou seest a "young man who lusteth to go up to heaven of his "own will, take hold of his leg and sweep him thence." ^ CCXI. One of the solitaries had so thoroughly dried up his body through the labour of fasting and prayer that the sun could be seen [shining] through his ribs. .^^^teSrC' faX^ >Oco 1.12^. Eventually Ammon's wife thinks it better for herself and her husband to live wholly apart, and they do so (fol. 54*2 Of Abba Amnion), ^ ^ I Corinthians vii. i. Bar-Hebraeus quotes the Peshitta Version. I Corinthians vii. 6. ^ The Peshitta has rîi\x*.Tn. 4 I Corinthians vii. 34.
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THE LAUGHABLE STORIES COLLECTED BY
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VIII PREFACE. parallels and counter
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PREFACE. "women" (see infra, p. 1 3
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XIV INTRODUCTION. Lakabhin near Mel
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XVI INTRODUCTION. greatest honour b
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XVIII INTRODUCTION. of Bar-Hebraeus
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XK INTRODUCTION. His service loofv,
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STORIES OF MISERS. CCCCXXIX. A poet
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STORIES OF MISERS. I I 7 unto him,
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LAUGHABLE STORIES OF ACTORS AND COM
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STORIES OF THIEVES AND OF ROBBERS.
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PHYSIOGNOMICAL CHARACTERISTICS DESC
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MISCELLANEOUS MORAL EXHORTATIONS. A
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MISCELLANEOUS MORAL EXHORTATIONS. I
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ON THE DEATH OF JOHN BAR-MA' DANI.
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ON THE DEATH OF JOHN BAR-MA DANI. 1
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ON THE DEATH OF JOHN BAR-MA'DANT. 1
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