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111   INDEX.

Bangamati, 516

Baniachong, 515

Banjarmasin, 90

Banjhir, see Panjshir.

Banshoa (Hwanychao ), a great rebel

in China, cvii

Baptisms, in Tartary, 156; in Cathay,

198, 200, 225 ; in India, 208; of a

Brahmin at Columbum, 381 ; of

people at Kamul on conditions, 390

Bara, the word, 285

13arahnagar, 466

Barak River, 515

Barbaro, Josafat, Notices of Cathay

by, cxxxix, cxcvii

Barbary of Cosmas (Somali Land),

xlix, clxvii, clxix seqq.

Barcelor, 451

Barda'a, a metropolitan see of the

Nestorians, ccxlv

Bardi Company, of Florence, 281, 283

Baroch, 60; a port of China trade,

lxxix

Bartholomew of Pisa (Albizzi), 5

    of Santo Concordio, 209

the Florentine, a tra-

veller in India, cxxxix

Barns in Sumatra, 471

Baryyaza, cxliv

Basarur, 451

Bashiar, cxiv

Basil, Thickets of, 363 ; Holy, see

Tulsi.

Basrah, Terminus of China Trade,

lxxviii ; a metropolitan see of Nes-

torians, ccxliv, 179

Bassano ; see Marchesino.

Bathecala, 450

Bathenians, 154; see Assassins.

Batkul, 451

Battas or Battaks and their cannibal-

ism, 86, 101

Battecala, 451

Bats, Great, 58

Batu invades Europe, cxx

Batuma, Tanuma, Natunia, civ

Bavoyr (?), the word, 99

Bayan, name of several Mongol states-

men, and its antiquity, 263, 265

Baxitce; see Balchshi.

Bazarak, Pass of, 592, 593

Bazarra, the word, 286

Beacon Towers in China, 138

Beasts and Monsters, Strange, 136, 378

Beatification of Odoric, 13, 12; sanc-

tioned by Rome, 12 ; meaning of

the term, 13

Beatrice of Bavaria, 10

Beauty of Women, of China, 105;

of Thafan, clxxxiv

•Bednur, 451

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Beitkul, 450   0°

Bejah, cxxxvii, ccxlii   01

Belgian, Desert of, cxcvi

Belkis, Arab Legend of Queen, 389   0
Bells, for petitioners at the Emperor's or Governor's gate, cvi; in churches

at Zayton, 355; an abomination to   0

the Mahomedans, 356, 401

Belsa, a city of China, 111

Bencoolen, 87

Benedict XI or XII, Pope, sends a

legation to Cathay, 318, 335

   the Pole, Friar, cxxiii, 448   iii

Bengal, Mongol invasion of, lxxiv ;   '
. attempts to invade China from, lxxv; Ibn Batuta's account of, 457; History of; cclii, 459 ; Divisions of,

ccli; Way to Cathay by, 534   11

Bengala, City of, 465

Benjamin of Tudela's Notice of China,

cxiv

Ben zoin, cxcvi, 470

Bernacle geese, 144, 146 ; Chinese

stories of like kind, 145

Beruwala in Ceylon, 357

Beth Garma, a Nestorian Arch-

bishopric, ccxliv, 179

Seleucia, ccxliv

Beyalun, the Princess, 401

Beypur, 454

Bhikshu, 150, 474

Biana, 414

Bianco, Andrea, his Map of the

World, 235, 327

Bibliography of Odorie's Life and

Travels, ccxlii, 34 seqq.; of Ibn

Batuta, 429 seqq.; of Goes, 548

Bielo Ozero, ccxlvi

Bigni, the word, 117

Bikan (Pingyangfu), ccxi

Bilai Deo Raja, 416

Bimlipatam, 274

Bird with Two Heads, Origin of story,

100

Birs Nimrud, 387

Bisades, Besidte, cxliv

Bishbalig, cxxviii, 506, 522, 514, 576

Bishdagh, 401

Bisignano, Marignolli, Bishop of, 328

Bishop, Sovereign, in China (G. Lama),

241

Bishops appointed by the Pope to

Cathay, 170-1; venerated in the

East, 311

Bishop of the Saracens, 60, 235

Biyardawal, 425

Black clothes of N. Chinese, 1, li

and White City Walls in

Tibet, 148