THE SPREAD OF ISLAM AMONG THE CHRISTIAN NATIONS IN EUROPE UNDER THE TURKS.
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Arnold, Thomas Walker, Sir
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171 Fra Bonaventura, fol. 201. ↑
172 Marco Crisio, fol. 202, 205. ↑
173 Id. fol. 205. ↑
174 Zmaievich, fol. 13. ↑
175 Farlati, tom. vii. p. 109. Bizzi, fol. 19, b. ↑
176 Marco Crisio, fol. 205. ↑
177 Zmaievich, fol. 11. ↑
178 Id. fol. 32. ↑
179 Crisio, fol. 204. ↑
180 Zmaievich, fol. 11. Farlati, vol. vii. p. 151. ↑
181 Farlati, vol. vii. pp. 126–32. Zmaievich, fol. 4–5, fol. 20. ↑
182 “Plerique, ut se iniquis tributis et vexationibus eximerent, paullatim a Christiana religione deficere coeperunt.” (Farlati, tom. vii. p. 311.) ↑
183 Zmaievich fol. 5. ↑
184 Id. fol. 5. ↑
185 Zmaievich, fol. 15, 197. ↑
186 Id. fol. 11. ↑
187 Id. fol. 137. ↑
188 Id. fol. 149. ↑
189 Id. fol. 143–4. ↑
190 Zmaievich, fol. 22. ↑
191 Farlati, tom. vii. p. 141. ↑
192 Zmaievich, fol. 7, 17. ↑
193 Id. fol. 9. ↑
194 Id. fol. 141. ↑
195 Farlati, vol. vi. p. 317. ↑
196 Eliot, p. 401. ↑
197 Id. p. 392. ↑
198 Yāqūt, vol. i. p. 469 sq. ↑
199 Géographie d’Aboulféda, traduite par M. Reinaud, tome ii. pp 294–5. ↑
200 Enrique Dupuy de Lôme: Los Esclavos y Turquía, pp. 17–18. (Madrid, 1877.) ↑
201 De la Jonquière, p. 215. ↑
202 Id. p. 290. ↑
203 Kanitz, p. 37. ↑
204 Id. pp. 37–8. ↑
205 A map of this country is given by Mackenzie and Irby (p. 243): it contains Prizren, the old Servian capital, Ipek, the seat of the Servian Patriarch, and the battle-field of Kossovo. ↑
206 Kanitz, p. 37. ↑
207 Mackenzie and Irby, pp. 250–1. ↑
208 Farlati, vol. vii. pp. 127–8. ↑
209 Mackenzie and Irby, pp. 374–5. Kanitz, p. 39. ↑
210 Id. pp. 39–40. ↑