...which, however, are of very rare occurrence. Others are seen clad ia a cloak or long coat, composed of various coloured cloths, which is called a dilck,...straw and broken glass ; and attract observation by a v¿riety of absurd actions. — Lane's Travels in Eçypt. PORTUGUESE POLITEXESS. a striking instance...

...however, are of very rare occurrence. Others are seen clad in a cloak or long coat composed of patches ot various coloured cloths, which is called a Dilck,...eat straw, or a mixture of chopped straw and broken grass, and attract observation by a variety of absurd actions. During my first visit to this country,...

...street. Others are seen clad in a cloak or long coat composed of patches of various coloured cloths, adorned with numerous strings of beads , wearing a...attract observation by a variety of absurd actions // *. — In andere Oostersche landen ziet men hetzelfde verschijnsel. Von Kreiner verhaalt hoe in...

...in a cloak or long coat composed of patches of various coloured cloths, which is called a " dilk," 2 adorned with numerous strings of beads, wearing a...man, almost naked, with long matted hair, and riding 1 As is the case also in Switzerland. 2 Also (and more properly) pronounced "dalik," but commonly pronounced...

...various coloured cloths, adorned with numerous strings of beads, wearing a ragged turban, and hearing a staff with shreds of cloth of various colours attached...attract observation by a variety of absurd actions" 5). — In andere Oostersche landen ziet men hetzelfde verschijnsel. Von Kremer verhaalt hoe in Damascus...

...clad in a cloak or long coat composed of patches of various coloured cloths, which is called a dalq, adorned with numerous strings of beads, wearing a...eat straw, or a mixture of chopped straw and broken grass, and attract observation by a variety of absurd actions. During my first visit to this country,...

...street. Others are seen clad in a cloak or long coat composed of patches of various coloured cloths, adorned with numerous strings of beads, wearing a...colours attached to the top. Some of them eat straw. . . . Whatever enormities a reputed saint may commit, such acts do not affect his fame for sanctity...

...in a cloak or long coat composed of patches of various coloured cloths, which is called a " dilk," adorned with numerous strings of beads, wearing a...deformed man, almost naked, with long matted hair, arid riding upon aa ass led by another man. On these occasions he always stopped his beast directly...