...that, neither fide gaining any viftory, they agreed on a truce for ten years. The conditions of it were, that all •within Mecca, who were for Mahomet,...fide, thofe with Mahomet, who had a mind to leave him, might alio have the liberty to return to Mecca. By this truce Mahomet being veiy much confirmed in...

...at Hadibia, a place near that city, on* the road from thence to Jodda, a battle was fought between them, the confequence of which was, that neither fide...fhould go over to Mahomet without the confent of the governor of the city, he fliould be bound on demand to render them unto him. And that if Mahomet, or...

...neither side gaining any victory, they agreed on a truce for ten years. The conditions VOL. XXI. K of it were, that all within Mecca, who were for Mahomet, might have liberty to join themselves to him ; and on the other side, those with Mahomet, who had a mind to leave him, might have...

...language as is necessary to support the measures, of the government, however unjust or tyrannical. of it were, that all within Mecca, who were for Mahomet, might have liberty to join themselves to him ; and on the other side, those with Mahomet, who had a mind to leave him, might have...