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Baron Silvestre de Sacy like Prof. Galland, felt that the Thousand Nights was first composed in Syria and written in a plain dialect for the poor people. Many European authors while trying to translate the tales had lamented that they failed to find a copy of the original or an authentic manuscript. They possibly never heard of the superstition that no one could read through such a book without dying - the superstition going back to the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries AD. The other practical side was that there was no author of those stories putting down all of them together in a book. The scholars well versed with Arabia stated that the stories were strung together by men who commanded themselves to the kings and emperors by telling them only from memory.
All such tales were brought by Crusaders, by Mongol missionaries, by Gypsies, by Jews, by traders, by...
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