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0425 Cathay and the Way Thither : vol.2
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INDEX.

1X1?'

Arnold of Cologne, a Friar in Cathay,

173, 198

Arts, Chinese skill in the, 482

Arue Haris (the Rhinoceros), clxxiii

Arya Chakravarti, 422

Arzerone, Arziron (Erzrum), 46, 300

Ascension Feast at Venice, 104

Asciar, Lord of Dail, 218

Asfiria, cxiv

Asfrole, the word, 304

Asi, Ansi, People called, xlv, lvi

Asia, opened by Tartar conquest,

cxxii

Superior, 103

Minor, Turkish Sultanates of,

400

Askhra, cxiv

Asparah, Ashparah, its position, cc, ccxi seqq.

Asper, 298, 300

Asquini, Biographer of Odoric, 19, 37 Astracan (Agitarchan,. Haj Tarkan, Citracan, etc.), 231, 233, 287, 292,

401

Astrologers at the Great Khan's court,

142

Astronomy in India and China, Points

common to, xxxiv

Assam, 515

Assassins, Sect of, 153

Assyria, 351

Assyrian Bombycina, cliv seqq.

Asu (The Alans), 317, 318

Atabek, the title, 504

Atasufi, cc

Atha, the word, 118

Athanasius, alleged body of, at Trebi-

zond, 45

'Athas, the word, 472

Athec (Attok), 553

Atlas (Satin ), the word, 486

Attila, Athil, Ethil or Wolga, clxvi,

ccxxviii, 145

Attok, 553

Augustine's notion of Terrestrial Para-

dise, 326

Aujan, 50

Aurelius Antoninus,Embassy to China

from, lxii

Auxacia, 572

Auxacian Mountains, cli

Axam, 50

Axum, clxix seqq.

Azov, Azak; 2:33, 401 ; see Tana.

Ayin Akbari on Passes of Hindu

Kush, 592

Aykotta, 454

Aymul Guja, City of, 524

Ayer Balibatra, Mongol Emperor of

China, 171

Azov, 401 ; see Tana.

BABEL, 54 ; Tower of, 386 ; Etymology, 388

Baber, Sultan, on Canopus, 192 ; on

the Jack-fruit, 362 ; on Passes of Hindu Kush, 592

Babirussa, clxxv

Babylon of Egypt, 161, 387

Baccadeo, a kind of indigo, 302 Baccanor, 451

Bachu Noian, cxxvii

Bacuc, Sea of, see Baku. Badakhshan; larger application of,

ccxi ; ccxxv, ccxxxiv, ccxlii seqq.,

157, 539, 541 seqq., 561

Badger, Rev. G. P., cxciii, 59 Baghbugh (Emperor of China), the word, cxii; see Fagfur.

Baghdad, 54, 388

Baghlan, 594, 595

Bahr-al-Kahil or Calm Sea, 473, 520 Bai, çxc, 545

Bairam (Perim) Island, 415, 443 Bairanti, 411

Baiwam Kotlu, 495

Bajah, cxiii

Bajnak or Pechinegs, clxxxvii Bakar, on Indus, 404

Baker, General W. E., 347

Bakhshi, a Lama or Buddhist monk,

ccxiii, 150 ; the word, 474 Bakhtiyar Khi]ji tries to invade

Cathay from Bengal, lxxv

Baku, Bacuc, Vatuk, Sea of (the Caspian), 50, 234, 35o

Bala Sagun, 524

Balaepatna, 453

Balarghui, the word, 265

Baldassia, Badakshan, ccxxv

Balhara,a great Indian prince, clxxxiiiiv

Balis, Balish, Balisht, Balisme, the word, ccviii, ccl; and value of the amount so called, 115 seqq., 123, 240, 289, 291, 480; further remarks, 481 ; see Paper Money.

Balkash Lake, ccxiii

Balkh a Nestorian archbishopric, ccxlv, 179

Ballabhiraja, clxxxiii

Ballaro, Piazza, in Palermo, clxxxiv Balliangot, 454

Baltachinta, ccxxvi

Bamboo, 93; manifold uses, 91; sili-

ceous concretions, 93

Bamian, 592, 594; Great Images at,

15"r

Banga, 516