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often made to
their worship of the
demon Baphomet; this is
similar to "
****met", the
Latin transliteration of Muhammad's name, and
Latin was, for another...
- up
****met in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
****met may
refer to:
Muhammad (in
Medieval Latin, French, and
archaically in English)
Albert ****met (1858-1933)...
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Babur (Persian: [bɑː.βuɾ]; 14
February 1483 – 26
December 1530; born Zahīr ud-Dīn Muhammad) was the
founder of the
Mughal Empire in the
Indian subcontinent...
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****met is a
village in
Champaign County, Illinois,
United States,
along the
Sangamon River. The po****tion was 9,434 at the 2020 census.
****met is located...
- fire like
unrelenting hail on the enemy, and they are
seldom defeated."
****met 1794 Born c. May 1759 in the city of Patna, then part of the
Bengal Subah...
- to
Mehmed II.
Contemporary portraits[usurped]
Chapter LXVIII: "Reign of
****met the Second,
Extinction of
Eastern Empire" by
Edward Gibbon Constantinople...
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****met (French: Le fanatisme, ou
****met le Prophète,
literally Fanaticism, or
****met the Prophet) is a five-act
tragedy written in 1736 by
French playwright...
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Archaeology Report:
****met Allum Khan". ResearchGate. doi:10.13140/RG.2.2.23125.27365.
Retrieved 25
November 2019. Hankel,
Valmai A. "Allum,
****met (1858–1964)"...
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****met inspired Goethe, who was
attracted to Islam, to
write a
drama on this theme,
though he
completed only the poem "
****mets-Gesang" ("
****met's Singing")...
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****met the
Imposter is a 1744
tragedy by the
British writer James Miller. His
final play, it was
inspired by the 1736
French work
****met by Voltaire...
