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• Once this is finished, The Giaour makes the portal disappear.
• The Giaour cures his thirst with a potion and the two men return to Samarah.
• Her unusual demographic had earned her the epithet'giaour'or'infidel '.
• In revenge, the giaour kills him and then enters a monastery due to his remorse.
• When Vathek confronts him, The Giaour only laughs, so Vathek gets angry and kicks him.
• The Giaour leads them to Eblis, who tells them that they may enjoy whatever his empire holds.
• Vathek asks The Giaour to release him, saying he will relinquish all he was offered, but The Giaour refuses.
• Vathek asks The Giaour to release him, saying he will relinquish all he was offered, but The Giaour refuses.
• Vathek agrees, and proceeds with the ritual that The Giaour demands : to sacrifice fifty of the city's children.
• So did Ary Scheffer who painted " Giaour ", housed at the Mus閑 de la Vie romantique, Paris.
• This word was later used as Islamic religious term as " Giaour, Gavur, Kuffar " which means " infidel ".
• She tells him he is wasting his time with Nouronihar and has broken one of the rules of The Giaour's contract.
• The Giaour is transformed into a ball and Vathek compels everyone in the palace to kick it, even the resistant Carathis and Morakanabad.
• The Samaran citizens see Vathek alone and accuse him of having sacrificed their children to The Giaour, and form a mob to kill Vathek.
• French painter Eug鑞e Delacroix used the story as the inspiration of his 1827 painting " Combat of the Giaour and the Pasha ".
• On the Ottoman side, young Sultan Osman II declared publicly that the result of this battle was an Ottoman victory over the'giaour '.
• The poem was influenced by Lord Byron's drama " Manfred " and his poem " The Giaour " in both manner and style.
• The Giaour opens the gates with a golden key, and Vathek and Nouronihar step through into a place of gold where Genies of both sexes dance lasciviously.
• In the Ottoman Empire, the Turkish version " g鈜ur ", borrowed into English via French as " giaour ", was used to refer to Christians.
• The main story is of Leila, a member of her master Hassan's harem, who loves the giaour and is killed by being drowned in the sea by Hassan.