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THE NUMBERS & CONTENTS OF THE CHAPTERS ,MARCO POLO
Here he tells of the great battle which was between Prester Johan and
Cinghis Kaan. (lxvii;lxvii) - - - - - 166
Here he tells of the Can who rule after the death of Cinghis Kaan.
(lxviii;lxviii) - - - - - - - 167
Here he tells of the God of the Tartars and of their religion.
(lxviiii;lxviiii) - - - - - - 170
Here he tells of the plain of Bargu and of the strange customs of the
people. (lxx;lxx) - - - - - - 177
Here he tells of the great kingdom of Ergiuul ( ?). (lxxi;lxxi) - 178
Here he tells of the realm of the province of Egrigaia. (lxxii;lxxii) i8i
Here he tells of the great province of Tenduc. (lxxiii;lxxiii) - 181
[2a] Here he tells of the city of Ciandu and of a wonderful palace of the
great Kaan. (lxxiiii;lxxiiii) - - - - - 185
76 . Here he tells of all the deeds of the great Kaan who now reigns who is
called Cublai Kaan and tells how he holds court and how he maintains his people in great justice and again he speaks of his
conquest. (lxxv;—) - - - - - - 192
Here he tells of the great battle which was between the great Kaan and
the king Naian his uncle. (lxxvi;lxxvi) - - - 192
How the great Kaan goes to meet Naian. (lxxvii;--) - - 194
Here he begins about the battle of the great Kaan and of Naian his
uncle. (lxxviii;—) - - - - - - i 96
How the great Kaan made them kill Naian. (lxxviiii;lxxviiii) - 199
How the great Kaan returns to the city of Cambaluc. (lxxx;lxxx ?) - 201
Here he tells the fashion of the great Kaan. (lxxxi;lxxxi) - - 204
Here he tells of the sons of the great Kaan. (-- ; lxxxii) - - 206
Here he tells of the palace of the great Kaan. (lxxxii;lxxxiii) - 207
Here he tells of the palace of the son of the Kaan who must reign
after him. (lxxxiii;—) - - - - - 211
R Of the treachery planned to make the city of Cambaluc rebel, and how the
authors were taken and put to death. Lib. II, Cap. 8. - - 214
How the great Kaan has himself guarded by I2000 horsemen.
(lxxxiiii;lxxxiiii) - - - - - - 216
Here he tells of the great feast which the great Kaan makes of his
birthday. (lxxxv ; lxxxv) - - - - - 220
Once more about the feast which the Kaan makes of his same birth-
day. (lxxxvi, lxxxvii;lxxxvi) - - - - 221
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