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Citation Information
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INDEX RE DOR
PORCELAIN
Porcelain manufacture, ii. 235, 242n ; fragments found at Kayál, 373n ; Chinese, 595/1
shells, see Cowries
Porcupines, i. 154, 156/z
Pork, mention of, omitted, ii. 21012 Postin, sheep-skin coat, i. 153, 15512 Posts, post-houses and runners, i. 433 et
seqq., 438n ; in Siberia, ii. 480
Po-sz' (Persia), ii. 437n
Potala at L'hasa, i. 319/1
Pottinger, i. 94n, 9612
Poultry, kind of, in Coilum, ii. 376 ; in Abyssinia (guinea-fowl ?), 431,
437n
Pound, sterling, 71, ii. 591n
Pourpre, or Purpura, i. 66n, 389n P'o-yang Lake, ii. 243n
Pozdneiev, Professor, i. 228n
Precious stones or gems, ,5, L 75, 76n, 107, 35o, 39o, 394, 424, ii. 202, 231,
235, 236, 254, 264, 313, 315n, 338, 361, 362/1 ; how discovered by pirates,
392
Prester John (Unc Can, Aung or Ung
Khan), i. 27n, 239 ; Tartar tribute to, 226 ; account of, 231n-237n ; marriage relations with Chinghiz, 239 ; insults Chinghiz' envoys, 239 ; " these be no soldiers," 240 ; marches to meet Chinghiz, 241 ; real site of battle with Chinghiz, 242 ; his real fate, ib.; slain in battle, 244 ; his lineage in Tendue, 284, 288n ; and the Golden King, ii. 17-22
Prices of horses, see Horses
Printing, imaginary connection of Polo's name with introduction of, 139 seqq. Private names supposed, i. 361n
Prjevalsky, Colonel N. M., i. 198n, 2o6n, 216n, 249/1, 276n, 277/1, ii. 23n, 29n, 61n
Probation of Jogis, ii. 366 ; parallel,
37on
Prophecy regarding Bayan, ii. 145, 149/1
Proques, the word, ii. 37on
Prostitutes ; at Cambaluc, i. 414 ; Kinsay, ii. 202-203
Provinces, thirty-four of Kúblái's Empire,
430
Pseudo-Callisthenes, 113, i. 56n, 57n Ptolemies' trained African elephants, ii.
434n
Ptolemy, 2, 129, 131, i. 24/1, 88n, 9112 ;
Sarmatic Gates, i. 53/1
P'u-chau fu, ii. 25n, 26n
Pu-ch'eng, ii. 224n
Puer and Esmok, ii. 57n, 117/1
Pukan Mien-Wang, ii. I 13n
Pulad Chingsang, ii. 218n
Pulisanghin, River and Bridge, 111, 136,
3-4, 5n
Pulo Bras, ii. 307n
Pulo Condore (Sondur and Condur), ii.
276, 277n
Pulo Gommes (Gauenispola), ii. 307n
Pulo Nankai, or Nási, ii. 3o7n
Pulo Wé, Wai, or Wey, ii. 307
Punnei-Káyal, ii. 372n
Puránas, the, i. 58n
Purpura, see Pourpre
Putchok, ii. 397n
Putu-ho, " Grape R.," ii. 16/2
Pygmies, factitious (?), ii. 285
QAL'AH ASGHER, hot springs at, i. I22/2 Qara Ars-lán Beg, king of Kermán, i. 92/1 Quails in India, ii. 345
Queen of Mutfili, ii. 36o
Quicksilver and sulphur potion, ii. 365, 369n
as regarded by alchemists, 36912
Quills of the Ruc, see Ruc
Quilon, Kaulam, etc., see Coilum Qumādin (Cainadi), i. 11312
RABELAIS, i. 10012
Rabbanta, a Nestorian monk, i. 243n Radloff, Dr. W. i. 28n ; map, 229n, 230/1
Ráin, i. 113n
Rainald, of Dassel, Archbishop, i. 8212 Rain-makers, see Conjurers
Rainy season, ii. 343, 351n
Rajkot leather-work, ii. 395
Rakka, Rákshasas, ii. 298n, 3oSn, 31212
Rama Kamheng, king, ii. 278n Rameshwaram, ii. 335/1
Ramnad, ii. 335n
Rampart of Gog and Magog, i. 57n, 292n
Ramusio, Giov. Battista, passim ; his biographical notices of Polo, 2 et seqq., .52; his edition of Polo, 96-JOI, ii. 208n, 212n, 374n
Ráná Paramitá's Woman Country, ii.
405n
Ranking, John, i. 339n
Raonano-Rao, i. 173n, ii. 593n
Rapson, E. J., ii. 595n
Ras Haili, ii. 386n
Kumhári, ii. 383n
Rashíduddfn, alias Fazl - ulla Rashid,
Persian statesman and historian of the
Mongols, 121 ; frequently quoted in
the Notes.
Ravenala tree (Urania speciosa), ii. 421n,
597n
Raw meat eaten, ii. 66, 76n, 85
Rawlinson, Sir H., i. 58n, 82n, 85n, 87n, I14n, I15n, 152n, 166n, 19211, 195n
Reclus, Asie russe, i. 54n ; on Caspian Sea fisheries, 59n
Red gold and red Tangas, ii. 349n
Re Dor, ii. 19n
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