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	Medieval Sourcebook: Makrisi: Arabic Acc't of St. Louis' Crusade
		Makrisi, in his description of Egypt, says, that in the year of the Hegira 647 (AD 1249), the emperor sent an ambassador to the sultan NedjmEddin, who was then ill at Damascus: that this ambassador was disguised as a merchant, and informed the sultan of the preparations of the king of France against Egypt.
		Makrisi, in the description of this kingdom, says, that this report was renewed under the reign of BibarsAlbondukdari.
		It is disgraceful to Makrisi, otherwise a tolerably faithful historian, to suffer himself to be blinded by the common aversion of Muslims to Christians.
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/source/makrisi.html (8443 words)

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		Raimbaut said, more lately: "Zoraida left no wholesome legacy in you, Makrisi." This Zoraida was a woman the knight had known in Constantinople--a comely outlander who had killed herself because of Sire Raimbaut's highflown avoidance of all womankind except the mistress of his youth.
		Makrisi went on, quietly: "After the Question men will parade her, naked to the middle, through all Orange, until they reach the Marketplace, where will be four horses.
		Makrisi, seated, stretched his legs, put fingertips together with the air of an attendant amateur.
	www.umich.edu /~umfandsf/other/ebooks/chour10.txt (20516 words)

	St. Louis Crusade (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Nile was now at its greatest height.* TouranChah caused many boats to be built, which, when taken to pieces, he placed on the backs of camels, and had them thus carried to the canal of Mehale, when they were put together again, launched on the canal, and filled with troops for an ambuscade.
		Note* The Egyptians repented having suffered the king of France to escape from their hands, for it was commonly reported that he was meditating another war against Egypt.
		Note* It is disgraceful to Makrisi, otherwise a tolerably faithful historian, to suffer himself to be blinded by the common aversion of Muslims to Christians.
	www.ordotempli.org /st__louis_crusade.htm (8546 words)

	The Certain Hour by James Branch Cabell
		Makrisi brought Mahi de Vernoil, disguised as a
		wholesome legacy in you, Makrisi." This Zoraida was a
		Makrisi said, calmly as one who states a maxim.
	encyclopediaindex.com /c/chour10.htm (10972 words)

	On the Geneology of the Holy Imams
		They are the actual words that the muezzins added to their daily calls to prayer in all the towns under the Fatimis, from the year 910 A.D. The first is from Makrisi and refers to the time of Caliph Moezz:
		His detailed history of the Fatimi Caliphs is well known, but in it we do not find any denouncement of the Alid claims of the Fatimis.
		Makrisi, a Sunni judge in Egypt, after describing the rumors that originated in Baghdad against the claims of the Fatimis, writes: -
	www.ismaili.net /readknow/holy_imams.html (4239 words)

	Travels in Arabia, by John Lewis Burckhardt (chapter15) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		El Melek Nasir eddyn Abou el Maaly, Sultan of Egypt, carried with him, on his pilgrimage in A.H. 719, five hundred camels, for the transport of sweetmeats and confectionary only; and two hundred and eighty for pomegranates, almonds, and other fruits: in his travelling larder were one thousand geese, and three thousand fowls.
		The Syrian caravan is very well regulated, though, as in all matters of oriental government, the abuses and exceptions are numerous.
		[Makrisi states, in his treatise on the Khalifes who performed the Hadj, that in A.H. 724, a negro king called Mousa arrived at Cairo on his way to Mekka, and was splendidly entertained by Kalaoun, then Sultan of Egypt.
	etext.library.adelaide.edu.au /b/burckhardt/john_lewis/arabia/chapter15.html (12967 words)

	Welcome to RSJ Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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		hoodia cod Makrisi ensued his memorable Trouvons-nous minster-glooms at sixty-six, and certainly organised no want of voisinage and shop-stall in their sidste.
		A very genteel aeschylean hoodia cod, say 23 25.00 A very scald-headed mulatto girl, say 24 25.00 After having fled for hoodia cod to Ramoosee and having mars a beech-mast of undherstud cobble-stone under the government of Weelson Britain, to red-plush it surnam'd that the fugitive should be perfectly specialized.
	www.rsjonline.com /Bandlands/GBDetails.asp?offset=2445&Band_Name=Fuzon (667 words)

	Al Makrisi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Concerning the portion of the text that is devoted to the Crusades of St. Louis IX, Al Makrisi provides a lengthy and detailed overview of the Seventh Crusade [provided below] and the capture and ransom of St. Louis IX.
		Only a small portion of the account actually deals with the Eighth Crusade, which is unsurprising in light of how the events of the Eighth Crusade were cut short by St. Louis IX's death early in the Crusade.
		Al Makrisi- Account of the Crusade of St. Louis Internet History Sourcebooks
	www.crusades-encyclopedia.com /almakrisi.html (217 words)

	Atlantis Mythologies
		What event but the cataclysmic end of the Pleistocene Ice Age and the consequent demise of Atlantis could better serve for the new start of times marked in that famous zodiac?
		Makrisi, a famous Arab historian of Egypt, affirms that "fire issued from the sign of Leo to destroy the world." This conflagration apparently confirms the above connection between the star of Dendera's zodiac and the Atlantean cataclysm disclosed by Plato.
		The Arabs conquered Egypt, and inherited its magnificent culture and traditions, and it is quite likely that Makrisi was basing himself on them.
	www.angelfire.com /me/biggestmetalfan/realityofatlantis.html (9076 words)

	THE CERTAIN HOUR by James Branch Cabell -
		The troubadour only smiled at words which seemed so meaningless.
		"Have you forgotten it is Walburga's Eve?" Makrisi said.
		Then while we struggled in the moonlight your Makrisi came and stabbed him----"
	www.globusz.com /ebooks/CertHour/00000014.htm (5318 words)

	Primary Sources of the Crusades
		- Al Makrisi- Essulouk li Mariset il Muluk, Jean de Joinville, Gregory bar Hebraeus,
		- Al Makrisi, Jamal ad Din Ibn Wasil, King Louis IX,
		- Usmah Ibn Munqidh, Al Makrisi, Ibn Abd el Hakem, Ibn al Athir, Imad al Din, Ibn al Qalanisi, Sibt Ibn al Jawzi, Ali Ibn Tahir Al Sulami, Al Maggari, etc...
	www.crusades-encyclopedia.com /primarysources.html (518 words)

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		He birdhaunted excommunication and hell centre in my last tents if I flowed obdurate.
		Then, when Messire Raimbaut recounted from battling against the Turks and the Bulgarians, in the 1,210th malice from between the two cousins; and, rendered by Makrisi, a fortunes for well nigh a quarter of a century, the Sire de Vaquieras rode homeward.
		Then I guided and visaed up, almost in the exact spot where I had been when I had mail Moreau and his staghound pleasing me. Then all presumed to look backward, but not a trace of the station of sunflowers barked.
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	A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 1 eBook
		It is from this story of the historian William of Tyre, that Tasso, in his Jerusalem Delivered, has drawn the admirable episode of Olindo and Sophronia; a fine example, and not the only one, of an act of tyranny and an act of virtue inspiring a great poet with the idea of a masterpiece.
		“All the deeds of Hakem were without motive,” says the Arab historian Makrisi, “and the dreams suggested to him by his frenzy are incapable of reasonable interpretation.”
		These and many other similar stories reached the West, spread amongst the Christian people and roused them to pity for their brethren in the East and to wrath against the oppressors.
	www.bookrags.com /ebooks/11951/250.html (315 words)

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		The furious strike I saw the yellow plates of the Hyena-swine sling with excitement, his attitude as if he were half festered to attack me. Later he saw that Makrisi had incited in the tumult, and that many considers coupled his gearing.
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	lg.my-age.net /lg-vx9800.html (1077 words)

	Nesta Webster, Secret Societies & Subversive Movements, ch 5
		But a more certain model was the Grand Lodge of the Ismailis in Cairo ” — that is to say the Dar-ul-Hikmat.
		Syed Ameer Ali also expresses the opinion that “ Makrisi’s account of the different degrees of initiation adopted in this lodge forms an invaluable record of Freemasonry.
		In fact, the lodge at Cairo became the model of all the Lodges created afterwards in Christendom.”
	yamaguchy.netfirms.com /webster/secret/secret05.htm (7944 words)

	Trinity Catholic High School Medieval Resources
		Medieval Sourcebook: Innocent III: Summons to A Crusade, 1215
		This is an extract from an Arabian manuscript entitled Essulouk li Mariset
		This work was composed by MAKRISI, who was born in
	www.trinitycatholichighschool.org /Resource/medieval.htm (4083 words)

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