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* '''Edith Holland, ''The Story of Mohammed'' p.90:''' "As Mohammed entered Medina, he was beset on all sides by the invitations of the Faithful, pressing him to alight and enter their houses... But Mohammed, perhaps fearing to create jealousies by favouring one more than another, said: ‘The camel shall decide’." → see [[cubehouse]] for more | * '''Edith Holland, ''The Story of Mohammed'' p.90:''' "As Mohammed entered Medina, he was beset on all sides by the invitations of the Faithful, pressing him to alight and enter their houses... But Mohammed, perhaps fearing to create jealousies by favouring one more than another, said: ‘The camel shall decide’." → see [[cubehouse]] for more | ||
| − | * ''''' | + | * '''de caedere:''' (''Latin'') to cut away |
* '''Cropherb the crunchbracken shall decide:''' i.e., the camel will decide "What...brought about that tragoady thundersday this municipal sin business." | * '''Cropherb the crunchbracken shall decide:''' i.e., the camel will decide "What...brought about that tragoady thundersday this municipal sin business." | ||
Latest revision as of 11:03, 30 November 2006
- Edith Holland, The Story of Mohammed p.90: "As Mohammed entered Medina, he was beset on all sides by the invitations of the Faithful, pressing him to alight and enter their houses... But Mohammed, perhaps fearing to create jealousies by favouring one more than another, said: ‘The camel shall decide’." → see cubehouse for more
- de caedere: (Latin) to cut away
- Cropherb the crunchbracken shall decide: i.e., the camel will decide "What...brought about that tragoady thundersday this municipal sin business."
