Alaeddin And the Enchanted Lamp
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] [Footnote 241: Ubb. ] [Footnote 242: Ajyab, pl. Of jeib, the bosom of a shirt, hence a breastor other pocket. ] [Footnote 243: Ibab. Burton, "pokes and breast-pockets. "] [Footnote 244: The possession of the lamp rendering him superior to thespells by which they were enchanted. ] [Footnote 245: Burton says here, "The text creates some confusion byapplying sullem to staircase and ladder; hence probably the latter isnot mentioned by Galland and Co. , who speak only of an 'escalier decinquante m...arches. '" As far as I can see, Galland was quite right, astaircase (and not a ladder) being, in my judgment, meant in each case, and Sir Richard Burton's translation of sullem min thelathin derejeh as"a ladder of thirty rungs" (see ante p. 82, note {see FN#231}) seems tome founded on a misconception, he being misled by the word "fihi" (seemy note ante, p. 83 {see FN#235}). He adds, "sullem in modern Egyptianis used for a flight of steps;" but it signifies both "ladder" and"flight of steps" in the classic tongue; see Lane, p.
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] [Footnote 241: Ubb. ] [Footnote 242: Ajyab, pl. Of jeib, the bosom of a shirt, hence a breastor other pocket. ] [Footnote 243: Ibab. Burton, "pokes and breast-pockets. "] [Footnote 244: The possession of the lamp rendering him superior to thespells by which they were enchanted. ] [Footnote 245: Burton says here, "The text creates some confusion byapplying sullem to staircase and ladder; hence probably the latter isnot mentioned by Galland and Co. , who speak only of an 'escalier decinquante m...arches. '" As far as I can see, Galland was quite right, astaircase (and not a ladder) being, in my judgment, meant in each case, and Sir Richard Burton's translation of sullem min thelathin derejeh as"a ladder of thirty rungs" (see ante p. 82, note {see FN#231}) seems tome founded on a misconception, he being misled by the word "fihi" (seemy note ante, p. 83 {see FN#235}). He adds, "sullem in modern Egyptianis used for a flight of steps;" but it signifies both "ladder" and"flight of steps" in the classic tongue; see Lane, p.
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