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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 374 — Chapter XI · SUPERSTITIONS—continued.

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These, it is said, were Christian youths of Ephesus, who took refuge from the persecution of the emperor Decius in a cave, and slept there, guarded by their dog, for the space of 300 [solar] or 309 [lunar] years. (See the Kur-án, chap. xviii.)

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