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0096 The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.1
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SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS

CHAP.

II.-CONCERNING THE PROVINCE OF TURCOMANIA .

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NOTES. -I. Brutality of the people. 2. Application of mate Turco-

mania. Turcoman Hordes.

III.-DESCRIPTION OF THE GREATER HERMENIA .

•   45

NOTES.-I. Erzing an. Buckrams, what were they ? 2. Erzrum.

3. Baiburt. 4. Ararat. 5. Oil wells of Baku.

IV.-OF GEORGIANIA AND THE KINGS THEREOF

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NOTES.-I. Georgian Kings. 2. The Georgians. 3. The Iron Gates and Wall of Alexander. 4. Box forests. 5. Goshawks. 6. Fish Miracle. 7. Sea of Ghel or Glielan. Names ending in -án. 8. Names of the Caspian, and navigation thereon. 9. Fish in the Caspian.

   V.-OF THE KINGDOM OF MAUSUL .   .   6o

NOTES.-I. Atabeks of Mosul. 2. _Nestorian and Jacobite Christians. 3. Mosolins. 4. The Kurds. 5. Mush and Hardin.

VI. OF THE GREAT CITY OF BAUDAS, AND HOW IT WAS TAKEN 63

NOTES.-I. Baudas, or Baghdad. 2. Island of Kish. 3. Basra.

4. Baldachins and other silk textures ; Animal patterns. 5, 6. Hulákú's Expedition. 7. The Death of the Khalíf Mosta'sim. 8. Froissart.

VII.-How THE CALIF OF BAUDAS TOOK COUNSEL TO SLAY ALL

   THE CHRISTIANS IN HIS LAND .   .   68

NOTES.-I. Chronology. 2. " Ses Regisles et ses Casses."

VIII.-How THE CHRISTIANS WERE IN GREAT DISMAY BECAUSE

   OF WHAT THE CALIF HAD SAID .   70

NOTE.-The word " cralantur."

IX.-How THE ONE-EYED COBLER WAS DESIRED TO PRAY FOR

THE CHRISTIANS .   .   71

X.-How THE PRAYER OF THE ONE-EYED COBLER CAUSED

THE MOUNTAIN TO MOVE .   72

NOTE. - The Mountain Miracle.

XI.-OF THE NOBLE CITY OF TAURIS   .

NOTES.-I. Tabriz. 2. Creniesor. 3. Traffic at Tabriz. 4. The Torizi. 5. Character of City and People.

XII.-OF THE MONASTERY OF SAINT BARSAMO ON THE BORDERS

OF TAURIS .   .   .   •

NOTE.-The Monastery of Barsauma.

XIII.-OF THE GREAT COUNTRY OF PERSIA; WITH SOME ACCOUNT

OF THE THREE KINGS .   •

NOTES.-I. Kala' Atishparastán. 2. The Three Kings.

XIV.-How THE THREE KINGS RETURNED TO THEIR OWN

COUNTRY .

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NOTES.-I. The three mystic Gifts. 2. The Worshipped Fire. 3.

.S'ávah and Avah. The Legend in Mas'udi. Embellishments of the Story of the 1Iasi.

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