Note 49 — Chapter VI
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Sabat. For some account of this person, see Buchanan’s “Star in the East.” pp. 23. &c. He afterwards apostatized, left the British territory in India, and went into the service of some of the native princes; but in some quarrel that occurred he was suspected of treachery to his patron, was put up into a sack and cast into the sea.—Hough’s “History of Christianity in India.” vol. 4. p. 389.