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0672 The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2
The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2 / Page 672 (Color Image)

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INDEK   AMIIARA

Adulis, ii. 432/z ; inscription of, 434n Aegae, Ayas on the site of ancient,

  1.  i671

Aepyornis and its eggs, ii. 41671-417/7 Aetius, his prescription of musk, i. 279/x,

  1. 3027z ; of camphor, 302n

Afghans, their use of the fat-tailed sheep,

1. IOOn

Africa, Sea surrounding ta the South,

ii. 415n

Agassiz, Professor, i. ioo/z

Agathocles, Coins of, i. 163n

'AyaOoû ôaíµovos, island, ii. 3 ion

Agha Ali Sháh, present representative of

the Old Man of the Mountain, i. 148;7

Khan Meheláti, late representative

of the Old Man, i. 147n

Aghrukji or Ukuruji, Kúblái's son, i.

36 in

Agricola, Governor of Cappadocia, etc.,

i. 4571

Aguil, Mongol general, ii. 136, 138n

Ahmad (Achmath), the Bailo, of Fenaket,

his power, oppressions, death, etc.,

i. 415 seq y. , 42171

Sultan, Khan of Persia, see Acomat

Ahwaz, province, i. 65/z

Aidhab, ii. 439n

Aidhej, or Mal-Amir, i. 8571

Aijaruc, Kaidu's daughter, ii. 463 ; her

strength and prowess, 463 seyy. ; her

name, 463

Aikah Nowin, Engineer in Chief of

Chinghiz, ii. 16877

Ai-lao (afterwards Nan-Chao), ancient

name of the Shans, ii. 79/z

Ain Akbari (Ayeen Akbery), i. 65;z, 99n,

IOIn, 103n, 409n, ii. I16n

Ajmir, ii. 4267/

Akbar and Kúblái, a parallel, i. J49/l

Ak Bulák salt mines, i. 154n

Akhaltziké (Western Georgia), i. 58n

Akhtuba River, i. 5n, 6n

Ak-khoja, ii. 470n

Aksarai, or Ghori River, i. 152n

Aksu River, i. 17271, 175n

Àktár, i. 96/z

Aktásh Valley, i. 17271, 175n

Alabastri, ii. 432n

Alacou, see Hulákú

Aladja, striped cotton cloth, i. 447/

Alamút, Castle of the Ismailites, i. 1411?,

142n, 145n, 14871

Alan country, Alania, i. 57n, ii. 490, 491;z

Mans, or Aas, massacre at Chang-cliau

of, ii. 178; employed under Mongols,

179/z   .
Alaone, the name, 56

Alarm Tower, at Cambaluc, i. 375, 3787z ; at Kinsay, ii. 189

Alat:ha, cotton stuff with blue and red stripes, i. 190/7

Alan, see [ f ulákú

i. 447) 4487/

Alá'uddin (Alaodin), see Old Man of the Mountain

(Alawating of Mufali), an engineer in Kúb]ái's service, ii. 167n

Khilji, Sultan of Delhi, i. 104n, ii. 163/, 169n, 333J?, 398n 400n

Albenigaras, Mt., ii. 362n

Al Biruni, i. 104n, 174n, ii. 4o0/z Albuquerque, see D'Alboquerque. Alchemy, húblái's, i. 423

Aleppo, i. 23n

Alexander the Great, allusions to legends

and romances about, 113, i. 14n,
129n-133n, ii. 322n, 485n ; his ram-

part (Iron Gate), i. 50,,.53n, 56n, 57n; the curtains at a banquet given by, 66n ; and the ferrzlm candidunz, 93n; site of his battle with Darius,

128, 13877 ; his wife Roxana, 151;

kills a lion, 152n ; Princes claiming descent from (Zulcarniain), I57, 16o/z ; his horse Bucephalus, 158; fixes chains on Adam's Peak, ii. 322n ; said to have colonised Socotra, 409/7 ; his tower on the border of Darkness, 4857/

Alexander III., Pope, i. 21/1 Alexander IV., Pope, i. 8n

Alexandria, 9, ii. 235 ; trade f:cm India

to, 390, 438

Alhinde, Alj?nde, Alinde, Al-Izint, 93// 'Ali and Aliites, i. 14071-141/1

Alidada, i. 452n

Alihaiya, Kúblái's general, ii. 167n Alinak, ii. 4747/

Alligator, in Carajan, ii. 76, Sin ; mode of killing, 77 ; eaten, 78, Sin ; prophecy of Bhartpúr about, 149//

A lmalik, ii. 462n

Almanacs, Chinese (Tacuin), Almonds, i. 153, 1557/ Aloes, Socotrine, ii. 409n

wood, see Lign-aloes Aloi, war cry, 43

Al-Ramni, Al-Ramin, see Sumatra

Altai (Altay) Mountains, i. 212, 215n ; the Khan's burial-place, 246, 269 ; used for the Khingan range, 247n, 306nz

Altun-Khan, Mountain, i. 247// sovereign, ii. 19/1

Amazons, fable of, ii. 405n

Ambergris, ii. 308n, 406, 41 I, 423, 424n ; how got, 408n

Amber-rose/1i, i. I T4n

Amda Zion, king of Abyssinia, his wars v. Mahomeclans, ii. 435/z seyy ; not the king mentioned by Polo, 436?/

Ament, Rev. W. S., i. 361n, 42171, ii. 6, II, I2

An?eri, a kind of Brazil wood, ii. 3017?, 380n

Amhara, ii. 436/z