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The Thousand and One Nights, Vol. I.

Note 20 — Chapter VIII

Edward William Lane translation

Note 20. "Maḳ'ad" is a name generally given to a chamber in which male guests or visiters are received, having an open front with two or more arches, and looking into the court or garden of the house. Its floor is elevated about ten or more feet above the ground, and the front is usually towards the north, or nearly so.

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