[Footnote *: According to Le Beau, this massacre was
perpetrated at Mahuza in Babylonia, not in the presence of
Chosroes. The Syrian historian, Thomas of Maraga, gives
Chosroes twenty-four sons; Mirkhond, (translated by De
Sacy,) fifteen; the inedited Modjmel-alte-warikh, agreeing
with Gibbon, eighteen, with their names. Le Beau and St.
Martin, xi. 146. - M.]
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