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Book of Marco Polo (continued)-
552n ; Tabular view of the filiation of chief MSS., 552 ; Bibliography, 553n-582n ; titles of works cited, 582n59on ; Spanish edition, 598n
Bore in Hang-chau Estuary, ii. 208n Borgal, see Bolghar
Bormans, Stanislas, ii. 6o2n, 6o3n
Born, Bertram de, 44
Borneo, camphor, see Camphor
tailed men of, ii. 3o2n
Boro Bodor, Buddhist Monument, Java, 13, ii. 275n
Borrak, Amir, Prince of Kerman (Kutlugh Sultan?), i. 91n
Khan of Chaghatai, see Barac Borùs, the, ii. 3 t on
Bostam, i. 138n
Boswellia thurifera, ii. 396n, 446n, 448n ; serrata, 446n; Carterii, 448n ; Bhaudajiana, 448n ; papyrifera, 448n ; Frereana, 448n ; glabra, 396n Bouqueran, see Buckram
Bourne, F. S. A., ii. 6on, 13 i n
Boxwood forests in Georgia, i. 50, 57n Bozzf, i. 212n
Bra, the word, 45
Bracelets, in Anin, ii. 119
Bragadino, Marco, husband of Marco Polo's daughter, Fantina, 76
Pietro, 76
Brahmanical thread, ii. 363
Brahmans (Abraiaman), fish-charmers to the pearl fishery, ii. 332, 337n ; their character and virtues, 363, 367n ; their king, 364 ; their omens, 364, 368n, 369n ; longevity, 365 ; Chughi, 365; Palladian legend of, 405n
Brahma's temple, Hang-chau, ii. 212n, 213n
Brahuis, i. min
Brakhimof, early capital of Bulgaria, i. 7n Brambanan, ruins at, 13
Bran (Tibetan tsamba), parched barley, i. 303, 32 i n
Brazil wood, in Locac, ii. 276, 279n ; in Sumatra, 299 ; manner of growth, ib., 309n ; in Ceylon, 313, 315n; in Coilum (Coilumin), 375, 380n ; different kinds, ib. ; vicissitudes of the word, 38on ; its use prohibited by Painters' Guild, 382n
Bread, bitter, i. I io, 122n
Brephung monastery, i. 319n
Bretesche, i. 339n
Bretschneider, Dr. Emil (Medical Researches), ruins of Bolghar, i. 7n ; the Ufghúr character, 28n ; Caucasian Wall, 54n ; use of muslin in Samarkand, 62n ; on nakh and nachetti, 65n ; Húlakú's expedition to West Asia, 66n, 85n, 146n, 148n ; an extract from the Yüan Si, 115n ; Badakhshan, 16i n ; Kashgar, 183n ; Shachau, 2o6n ;
Kamul, 21 in ; Chingintalas, 214n ; the Stipa inebrians, 219n ; the Utiken theirs, 227n ; Erdenidso Monastery, 228n ; Belasagun, 232n ; death of Chinghiz, 248n ; lung lo or kumiz, 259n ; Kúblái's death, 334n ; Peking, 366n, 368n, 37on, 372n, 376n-378n, ii. 5n, 6n, 8n ; verniques, i. 384n ; clepsydra, 385n ; the Bularguchi, 4o8n ; Achmath's biography, 421n ; paper-money, 43on ; post stations, 437n ; Chinese intoxicating drinks, 44in ; regulations for time of dearth, 444n ; Lu-Ku-K'iao Bridge, ii. 8n ; introduction of plants from Asia into China, 16n ; mores alba, 25n ; Tibet, 46n ; bamboo explosions, 46n ; the Si-fans, 6on ; Cara-jang and Chagan-jang, 73n ; Nasr-uddin, 1o4n ; the Alans, i 8on ; rhubarb in Tangut, 183n ; Polo's " large pears," 21on ; on galangal, 229n ; on sugar, 23on ; on Zay-ton, 238n ; on wood-oil, 252n ; on ostrich, 437n ; on Si-la-ni, 316n ; on frankincense, 449íz ; on Magyars, 492n; on Mongol invasion of Poland and Silesia, 493n
Brichu (Brius, the Upper Kiang), ii. 67n
Bridges of Pulisanghin, ii. 3 ; Sindafu (Ch'êngtu), 37 ; Suchau, 181 ; Kinsay, 185, 187, 194n, 201, 212; Kien-ning fu, 225, 228n ; Fuchau, 233n, 234n ; Zayton, or Chinch au, 24 i n
Brine-wells, see Salt
Brius River (Kin-sha Kiang, Gold River), ii. 36, 4on, 56, 67n
Brown, G. G., ii. 35n
Sir Thomas, ii. 42on, 424n ; on Polo, xz j
Bruce's Abyssinian Chronology, ii. 435n seqq.
Brunetto Latini's Book, Li Tresor, 88,117 Brunhilda, ii. 466n
Bruun, Professor Ph., of Odessa, i. 6n,
54n, 232n-235n
Bucephala, of Alexander, i. 105n Bucephalus, breed of, i. 158, 162n Buckrams, of Arzinga, i. 45 ; described,
47n ; etymology, 48n ; at Mardin, 61,
62n ; in Tibet, ii. 45 ; at Mutfili, 361,
363n ; Malabar, 389, 395, 398, 431 Buddha, see Sakya Muni
Buddhism, Buddhists, see Idolatry, Idolaters
Buddhist Decalogue, i. 17on
Buffaloes in Anin, ii. i 19
Buffet and vessels of Kúblái's table, i. 382, 384n
Bugaei, ii. 432n
Buka (Boga), a great Mongol chief, ii.
471) 472, 474n
Buka Bosha, ist Mongolian Governor of Bokhara, i. Ion
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