"Mahomet" meaning in English

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          "text": "The sultan and all his grandees, confident in the means of protection, entered the serraglio, took down the sangiac-sheriff, or sacred standard of Mahomet, and, headed by a number of Oulemas reciting apposite passages from the Koran, proceeded forthwith to the imperial mosque of Achmet, in the square of the Hippodrome, at a very few paces from the palace.",
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        "(obsolete or archaic) Alternative spelling of Muhammad (the prophet who introduced Islam)."
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