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0095 The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.1
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SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS

CHAP.

XI.-HOW THE Two BROTHERS SET OUT FROM ACRE,

MARK ALONG WITH THEM .   20
NOTE.—Pope Gregory X. and his Election.

XII.—HOW THE Two BROTHERS PRESENTED THEMSELVES

BEFORE THE NEW POPE .   • 22
NOTES.—I. William of Tripoli. 2. Powers conceded to Missionary Friars. 3. Bundzikdár and his Invasion of Armenia ; his

character. 4. The Templars in Cilician Armenia.

XIII.—HOW MESSER NICOLO AND MESSER MAFFEO POLO, ACCOMPANIED BY MARK, TRAVELLED TO THE COURT

OF THE GREAT KAAN   25
NOTE. The City of Kemenfu, Summer Residence of Aűblái. XIV.—How MESSER NICOLO AND MESSER MAFFEO POLO AND

MARCO PRESENTED THEMSELVES BEFORE THE GREAT

KAAN .   26

NOTES.—I. Verbal. 2. " Vostre Homme."

XV.—How THE LORD SENT MARK ON AN EMBASSY OF HIS 27 NOTES.--r. The four Characters learned by Marco, what ? 2. Ramusio's addition. 3. Nature of Marco's employment.

X V I.—HOW MARK RETURNED FROM THE MISSION WHEREON

HE HAD BEEN SENT .   .   30

XV I I.—HOW MESSER NICOLO, MESSER MAFFEO, AND MESSER MARCO, ASKED LEAVE OF THE GREAT KAAN TO GO

THEIR WAY .   .   .   .   ▪   31

NOTES.—I. Risks to Foreigners on a change of Sovereign. 2. The Lady Bolgana. 3. Passage from Ramusio.

XVIII.—HOW THE Two BROTHERS AND MESSER MARCO TOOK LEAVE OF THE GREAT KAAN, AND RETURNED TO THEIR

OWN COUNTRY .   34

NOTES.—I. Mongol Royal Messengers. 2. Mongol communication

with the King of England. 3. Mediæval Ships of China.

4. Passage from China to Sumatra. 5. Mortality among-

the party. 6. The Lady Cocachin in Persian History.

7. Death of the Kaan. 8. The Princess of Manzi.

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BOOK FIRST.

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Account of Regions Visited or heard of on the Journey from the

Lesser Armenia to the Court of the Great Kaan at Chandu.

1. HERE THE BOOK BEGINS ; AND FIRST IT SPEAKS OF

THE LESSER HERMENIA-   •41
NOTES.—I. Little Armenia. 2. Meaning of Chasteaux. 3. Sickliness of Cilician Coast. 4. The phrase " fra terre."