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FOR some time past certain considerations had led me gradually to infer that the “False Dawn” of the very extensive literature of Islām, whether Arabic, Persian, or Turkish, &c., and whether prose or verse, is another name for the “Zodiacal Light.” No dictionary yet published so explains it.
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REDHOUSE, J. The “False Dawn”. Nature 21, 33–34 (1879). https://doi.org/10.1038/021033c0
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