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In historical sources, Yazid is praised for his valour and military skill, but also for being a generous patron of poets and religious men; Yazid himself is known to have occasionally ventured his opinion on legal issues. His spontaneous generosity was well remembered, as well as his great appetite.
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242:romanized
214:Commander
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82:In office
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46:Qinnasrin
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347:. After
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276:Abbasids
182:Religion
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152:Children
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391:Sawad
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296:Qaysi
186:Islam
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