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INDEX.

xci

Roasting of pepper denied, 3.13

Robert king of Naples, 339

Rock-salt,. lxviii, 49, 400, 428

Roger 11 of Sicily, cxii

Roman Empire, Chinese knowledge

of, liv seqq.

Romania, 292

Rosso, Fiume (Grazes), 47, 301

Rubruquis, William, his mission,

cxxiv ; his account of the Cathayans,

cxxv ; geography of his journey, cczi seqq.; his mention of Prester John, 176

Ruby, of Ceylon, and enormous one

on a spire, clxxvii ; the like in the

hands of King of Nicoveran (?). 98 Rudrama Devi, Queen, 221.

Rukkh, the, seen by Ibn Batuta, 511 Rum and Farang, distinctive use of 4.8

Ruotolo, 296

Russians, hills of the, 402

SABA, or Sava, in Persia, 51

, Queen of (Scripture Sheba), clxix

—, Island of, governed by a Queen visited by Marignolli, 321 seqq. ; identity discussed, 322-3, 346, 365, 367; position of sunrise there, 383; 384, 389 ; great mountain in, 391; Elias in, ib. ; and Magi, 392

Sacrithma, 561, 563

Sadchu, cxiv

Sadinfu (Chingtingfu), ceiv Sadkawan (Chittagong), 458, 461 Saggio, value of, 296, 297

Saghanian (Cheghanian) cxxxcv Sagina, the word, 194

Sago, Odoric's account of, 91

Saimur, czcii

Saint Anthony's at Padua, 8, 26, 96, 159, 160

•     Christopher, images of, 81, 109

•     Clare, 357

•     George, Church of, in Malabar, 344 -- John not dead, belief, 196

•     John's Convent at Sarai, 233-4

•     Nicholas's finger, 329

•     Thaddeus, convent of, in Armenia, l93

•     Thomas, his alleged preaching in China, lxxxix ; his tomb and church in Ma'bar, 81, 166, 321; legend of his church and great log, 374 ; his death, 375 ; his travels, 376; apocryphal acts of, 377; search for his bones, 378

Saint Thomas's Mount and the church there, 377

Sairam, cc

Saknia, ccxxxv-vi Saksak, 571

Sakya Muni, cxxix, cciii

Salt mines near Tabriz, 49 ; see Rock Salt

, Revenue from, at Yangcheu, 121 Salulang, Pass of, 594

Salopatana, eixxi iii

Salutation, Chinese, 534

Salvastro (Sivas), 299

Samanidse of Bokhara, lxxxviii, czi Samari (Zamorin, q. v.), 416

Samarkand, a metropolitan see of the Nestorians, xci, ccxlv, 179 ; cxxviiviii, ccxvii, ccxx ; Catholic Bishop of, 192 ; called Semiseaut and the like, 192

Samhal (Sambhal), Buddhist temple at, 410-11

Samulcotta, 216

San Daniele in Friuli, library at, 11 San.339d, Sea of, 52; hills near Kamul,

Sands, Sounding, cczliv, 156-8, 398

Sandabur (Goa), ccli, 415, 421, 444,

450

Sandalwood, cxlvii

Sandarfulat (Pulo Condore), civ-v

Sandu (Shangtu), the Great Khan's

summer palace, 134

Sanf (Champa), civ, ciz, czcii, 95, 469

Sanghin River, 260

Sanmichele, the architect, ceziv

Santa Croce, Florence, 312

Santo Concordio, Bartholomew di,

209

Sarabula, the word, 55

Saracanco (Saraichik), 287, 288

Saracens in India, 214

Saraichik, 234, 287, 288

Saragh, xciii, zciv, exxv

Sarai, Sara, Sarray, on the Wolga, 231;

its position, ib.; 287, 294, 296, 321;

Archbishop of, 172 ; convents at,

2334

Sarakinu, 402

Sarandip (Ceylon), 273

Sarbisaculo, 47, 300

Sarcil, 562

Sara Guebedal, 571

Saregabedal, 573

Sarha, Port of Sumatra, 468

Sari, lxxxviii Sarikbaee, 563 Sarikul, cxlix, 563

Sarsuti, 406

Sartach no Christian, 177