INDEX
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ʿAbbūd, Shukrī
ʿAbd Allāh ibn al-Muʿtazz
ʿAbd al-Majīd
ʿAbd al-Qādir
Abū l-Baddāḥ
Abū Nuwās
Abū Tammām
Abū l-Ṭayyib al-Mutanabbī. See al-Mutanabbī
Across the Sea
affection
and feminine gender
of family
of friends
and romance
Aḥmad Pasha Bāy (ruler of Tunis)
Aleppo
Christians of
speech of
al-Akhfash
Aleppo, compared with Damascus
house of Ashiq Bāsh
Alexandria, the Fāriyāq’s lodging in
the Fāriyāq’s travel to
Alf laylah wa-laylah
Algeria
Ammon
ʿAllawayh
ʿAmr
ʿAmr ibn Bānah
analepsis
Anglican
ʿAntarah
Arabic language, Aleppine dialect
common and elite speakers
difficulty
fully inflected
metropolitans as poor speakers of
mistakes
Arab, Arabs, and Arabic
beard length
books
children, importance of
dress
empire
honeymoons
kissing, language
poets and poetry
names
non-
scholars, study of
skill in
traits of
translated into
women’s education
Ashʿab
Ashiq Bāsh
al-Ashmūnī
Atanāsiyūs al-Tutūnjī
al-ʿAthʿath
Austria, Austrian, Austrians
doctors
and Schiller
ʿAyn Tirāz, school
village
Baalbek
bachelor, bachelors, bachelorhood
worse than marriage
yearning for
backside, backsides
covering
discourse on
of the Fāriyāq
immodesty
moving over the ground on
padding
revealing
use to indicate anger
of women, praise for
words related to. See also bustle, bustles; buttock, buttocks; posterior; rump
Badr
Bag-man, Bag-men (Protestant missionaries), definition
the Fāriyāq as dream interpreter for
the Fāriyāq in the house of
madness
Market-women, marriage to
name
travel with the Fāriyāq
Baghdad
Bakr (tribe)
banquet
for the Fāriyāq
and nobility
for travelers
Banū Adhlagh
Barāmikah
Bathsheba
beard, of Aaron
length
respect of Christians for
shaving, removal
women’s attraction to
words related to
beauty, of expression
physical, in Jewish women
physical, in men
physical, in women
poetry and songs in praise of
Beirut
bloody proof
Bologna
book, books
banned by metropolitans
bearing witness
the Bible
burning
in Cairo
of the Fāriyāq
the Fāriyāq as translator
by Franks
on Franks
God’s Book
of Jews
of judges
lending
metropolitan as translator
mirrors of the mind
owning
on Persian grammar
printing
reading
translating
used for evidence
writing
Book of Psalms
Boulogne
Brahmans
Branch, the (the Bag-man’s wife’s lover)
breasts, augmentation
curative qualities
descriptions
display
retention of milk
size
British
al-Buḥturī
Būlāq
bustle, bustles
alluring
and Englishwomen
and Frankish women
praising. See also backside, backsides; buttock, buttocks; posterior; rump
buttock, buttocks, Arabic eloquence concerning
defects and diseases
manner of sitting
in men, display of
size
in women, attractiveness of. See also backside, backsides; bustle, bustles; posterior; rump
Byron
Cairo
travel to
scholars of
people of
A Description of
Calais
Cambridge; city
University and colleges
Caussin de Perceval
correcting pronunciation
introduced to
and Qiṣṣat ʿAntar
words of
child, children
affection
appearance of
bearing of
and books
brains of
defects and diseases
dying
and education
English
and exploitation of
and the Fāriyāq
the Fāriyāq’s plea to the emirs of the Mountain concerning
Frankish
illegitimate
love for
natural disposition towards red
pregnancy and childbirth
protection
raising
singing
speaking French
violence toward
words related to
yearning for
Chodźko, Alexandre
Christian, Christians
of Aleppo
of Aleppo and Damascus, comparison between
beliefs concerning Jews
“bloody proof,” adoption from Jews
conversion from Islam
divorce
in Egypt, treatment of wives
of Malta
omens and portents
oriental and occidental
style of discourse
of Syria
city, cities; costs for cleaning, paid for by a rich merchant in a hypothetical
of England
of France
great
of Jordan (al-Zarqāʾ)
of a king
leaving one’s own
one’s own
in the Papal states
port
of Syria
of Tunis
of Turkey
visiting others
words for
civilization
Cleland, John
clergy, clergyman
committee
Committee, the
conceptualization. See also visualize
Constantinople
consul
countryside, countrywomen
difficulty of life
and good air
mansions in
and parks
and well-endowed men
Cremorne Gardens
customs; customs authority
customs charges
customs office, officers
customs (traditions)
al-Daḥdāḥ, Marʿī
Daḥmān al-Ashqar
al-Dalāl ibn ʿAbd al-Naʿīm
D’Alex
Damascus
compared with Aleppo
the Fāriyāq’s travel to
girls
people of
scholars of
wedding in
dance
dance floors and dance halls
horizontal dance
in place of entertainment
David
Dayr al-Qamar
the Days of Barbarism
de Beaufort
De Sacy
Derenbourg
Desgranges
Dieppe
Dhāt al-Niḥyayn
dialect
disease, diseases, in Cairo
hardship
list of
love as
suffered by the Fāriyāq
doctor, doctors
dogs
doorkeeper
dream, dreams, the Fāriyāq as dream interpreter
love
of women
dress
dressing up
exposing calves
the Fāriyāq’s
of the Franks
mourning dress
red dresses