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0707 The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2
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NICOLAS   INDEX

ORGANA

643

Nicolas, Christian name of Ahmad Sultan, ii. 468;2

Friar, of Vicenza, i. 22

Nicolas IV., Pope, ii. 4741L Nicuhoff, ii. 139;z, 14in

Nigudar (Nogodar), Mongol princes, i. 98, IO2n

Nigudarian bands, i. 98, IO2/i, I2i1?,

I 64;?

Nilawár (Nellore), ii. 333;?

Nile, sources of, ii. 415;z, 438, 4391L Nileshwaram, ii. 388n

Ní;;zchal? lifusulmán, " Half-and-Halfs,"

i. 155/1

Nine, auspicious number among Tartars

497n ;

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  1. 390, 392n

Nine Provinces (India), i. 104;? (China),

  1. i9o, 199/1

Ning-hsia, or hia (Egrigaia), i. 282;z, ii. 23;z

Ningpo, ii. 224n

Ning-yuan fu, ii. 69;z, Ton

Niriz, steel mines of, i. 86;z, 92n Nirvana, figures of Buddha in, i. 22 i n Nishapúr, i. 15on

Niuché (Yuché), Chinese name for the Churchés or race of Kin Empire, 12, 1. 281?, 23I;2

Noah's Ark in Armenia, i. 46, 4972

Nobles of Venice, 1¢; Polo's claim to be one, ib.

Nochdarizari, mountains north of Kabul,

i. 102/1

Nogai Khan, ii. 496 ; his intrigues and

wars, 496-497 ; his history, wars with Toctai, 498

Nogodar (Nigudar), King of the Carao-

nas, story of, i. 98

Nomad tribes of Persia, i. 87;z

Nomogan (Numughan), Kúblái's son, i.

361;z, ii. 46o, 462n

None, Nono, Nuna, title given to younger brothers or subordinate

princes, i. 171, 173n

North, regions of the Far, ii. 479 North Star, see Pole-Star

Note Book, Polo's, ii. 193n

Novgorod, ii. 489n

Nubia, St. Thomas in, ii. 355 ; alleged

use of elephants in, 434íz

Nukdaris, tribe west of Kabul, i. 102;?

Nuksán Pass, i. 165,1

Numbers, mystic or auspicious, H. io8n,

34711; Nine, i. 39o, 392;?; one hundred and eight, ii. 347;z

.Nuna, see None

Nusi-Ibrahim, ii. 414n

Nutmegs, ii. 272, 309/

Nyuché, or Churché, race of Kin

Emperors, see Niuché.

OAK of Hebron, see Terebinth Oaracta (Kishm, or Brakht), i. 115n

VOL. II.

Obedience of Ismaelites, extraordinary,

  1. 144n

Obi River, ii. 481n, 4841?

Observatory at Peking, i. 378;, 44.97E Ocean Sea, i. 107, 27o, ii. 3, 22, 36, 56,

146, 153, 189, 237;z, 251, 487 ; other seas, parts of, 265

Ocoloro Island, ii. 406;?

Odoric, Friar, 177, i. 49;?, 59;z, 76n, 8 in, 89;z, I ion, I 17n, 2021?, 288/1

3147/, 370/i, 37512, 384/i, 3851?, 426/1, 43722, 441n, 4i. 2371?, 599n, 6o2n, 604.;z ; on Kinsay, 212íz ; on Fuchau, 232n ; Zayton, 237n ; Java, 263;z, 27512 ; Champa, 271n; Sumatra, 29472, 297n ; on sago tree, 30411; on products of Ceylon, 315n; St. Thomas's, 358n; Pepper Forest, 377n; brazil-wood, 380;? ; Thína, 396n

Oger, the Dane, i. 131;z

Og-otai Khan, see Okkodai

Oil from the Holy Sepulchre, i. 14, 19, 26 ; fountain of (Naphtha) at Baku, 46, 49n ; whale, io8,

-- head (Capidoglio, or Sperm whale),

  1. 41', 414n

   walnut and Sesamé, 158, 162;?
Oirad, or Uirad (I-Ioriad), a great Tartar tribe, i. 300, 308n

Okkodai Khan, third son of Chinghiz, ro, i. 65n, 206;?, 227n, 228n, 236;?, 247;?,

437n

Olak, Illuk, Aulak, see Lac

Old Man of the Mountain (Aloadin), 121, r27, i. 139-146 ; his envoys to St. Lewis, 47n ; account of, 139 ; how he trained his Assassins, 142 ; the Syrian, 144 ; his subordinate chiefs, 143, 145n ; his end, 145 ; modern representative, 147n

Oljaïtu Khan, his correspondence with European princes, i. 14;z, 36n, 362/1 ; his tomb, ii. 478n

Oman, ii. 348;z, 452n

Omens, much regarded in Maabar, H. 344, 351n; by the Brahmans, 364, 368;z, 369n

Onan Kerule, near Baikal, i. 236;2

Ondanique (fine kind of steel), Andaine, Andanicum, Hundwáníy, i. 9o, 93;?, 1251? ; in Kerman, 90 ; Chingintalas,

212, 215n

Oppert, Dr. Gustavus, Book on Prester

John, .Der Presbyter Johannes in Sage ii;?d Geschichte, i. 23111-233/1, 235;?, 236/i, 245/, 288/1

Orang Gugu, ii. 3oi?

Orang Malayu River, ii. 281n

Or Batuz, i. 3881?

Orbelian, John, identified by Bruun with

Prester John, i. 233n-235;z Ordos, the Mongols of, i. 249/1

Organa (Jerún), Persian Gerún, i. 115?!

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