Soliman

Soliman behaved generously to him, and after his death befriended his young son, and Isabella his Queen.

Mir Husseyn was accordingly discarded and Soliman appointed in his place.

Morat (Amurath) and Soliman were frequent coffee-house signs in the seventeenth century.

His rigor and avarice 431 had provoked a mutiny among the Turks; and even his son Soliman too hastily withdrew from the field.

And Soliman I. said, with very good reason, in my opinion, that victories obtained without the master were never complete.