...enthusiasm. He allowed himself to be cruelly beaten — to be spit upon — to have dust thrown upon Kim — and to be dragged out of the temple by his own turban fastened round his neck. At last lie fled to Mecca, and from tbenee to Medina; and, at the latter place, casting...

...sustained by an almost superhuman enthusiasm. He allowed himself to be cruelly beaten — to be spat upon — to have dust thrown upon him— and to be...dragged out of the temple by his own turban fastened round his neck. At last he fled to Mecca, and from thence to Medina; and, at the latter place, casting...

...alleged calling, Mohammed continued to play the part of a zealous and enduring missionary, suffering himself " to be abused, to be spit upon, to have dust...out of the temple by his own turban fastened to his neck."J Persecution had its usual effect of drawing its object into notice ; his doctrines gradually...

...where they were protected by the sovereign of that land.1 Mohammed submitted to personal insult. He allowed himself to be abused, to be spit upon, to...assassin. For three years Mohammed was under this interdict,2 dwelling in a castle of his uncle Abu Talib's, situated in a deep and unassailable ravine,...

...where they were protected by the sovereign of that land. q Mohammed submitted to personal insult. He allowed himself to be abused, to be spit upon, to...to need the consolations of the angel Gabriel. He • i.* u J J ij ofMohamt Weil, p. 59; Sprenger, 188. constantly changed his bed to elude the midnight...

...alleged calling, Mohammed continued to play the part of a zealous and enduring missionary, suffering himself " to be abused, to be spit upon, to have dust...out of the temple by his own turban fastened to his neck."j Persecution had its usual effect of drawing its object into notice ; his doctrines gradually...