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Arrian, description of desert march of Alexander the Great, ii. 190

Aruzun, halt at, i. 396 ; route across the Kevir from, i. 397 ; wild asses at, i. 397 Ashdate-dagh, range, i. 146

Ashin, hill, i. 272 ; location of village,

i. 279 ; route between Chupunun and,

i. 302

Ashkale, i. 51

Ashura, tenth day of Moharrem, ii. 41 Asses of Tabriz and Bagdad compared,

i. 132

Asses, wild, i. 216, 218, 222, 244, 397 ; springs located by spoor of, i. 228 ; their keenness of instinct in the Kevir,

1. 250 ; unsuccessful efforts to obtain specimen, ii. 65, 96

Atterberg, Dr. Albert, of Kalmar, ii. 144 n. Attli-killsa, i. 32

Avers, Madame, meeting with, i. 144 Avul Kasim, i. 164

Azerbeijan, province of, i. 123 ; Governor-General of, i. 129

Baade, i. 36

Baba Hamet, camp at, i. 203

Babylon, site of, i. 73

Bad-i-bahar, or spring wind, ii. 122 Bad-i-khorasan, or east wind, i. 334 Bad-i-shahriyar, or west wind, i. 333 Bagdad, i. 74

Baggage, detention of, between Tabriz and Teheran, i. 131

Bahabad, distances and stages from Tebbes and Fahanunch to, ii. 73 ; information regarding the Tebbes route to, ii. 74 ; dangerous salt drainage-channel on road to, ii. 78 ; obstacles in our journey,

2. 79 ; relinquishment of journey to,

ii. I00

Bahabad desert, the, beginning of journey through, ii. 89 ; its similarity to the great Kevir, ii. 90 ; peculiar country traversed, ii. 91 ; camps in, ii. 93, 95, 98, 105, 109 ; confused character of,

ii. 94 ; led astray by our guide, ii. 97 ; a day of mishaps, ii. 98 ; welcome discovery of water, ii. io6 ; exhausting ravines of, ii. 107 ; its forsaken character,

ii. 109

Baiburt, market-place of, i. 44 ; views in,

i. 45 ; importance of road through, i. 46 ;

hotel life in, i. 47

Bajistan, kevir of, ii. 174

Baku, racial riots at, i, 103

Balakhor, i. 43

Bala-ser-i-rabat-khan, ii. 16

Baluchis, raids on Persian villages by, ii.

18, 8o, 112

Barn (Narmashir), road through Lut desert

from, ii. 148,

Barber, an unskilful, i. 241

Barindas-i-ser-i-nemek, " beginning of the salt," i. 352

Bash-narashen, i. 96

Basio, village and hill of, i. 296

Basminj, i. 132

Batum, arrival at, i. 2, 19 ; labour troubles in, i. 4, 18 ; military funeral at, i. 8 ; types of people in, i. io ; departure from, 1. II, 2I

Bayazid, i. 78 ; visits and rest at, i. 79 ; population and trade of, i. 8o ; Russian interests in, i. 81 ; siege of citadel in 1877, i. 81

Bazaars, main thoroughfares through, Tabriz, i. 122, 123, 131

Bedel-karesi, rest-house, i. 121

Beetles, perseverance of, ii. 331

Bekchiler, i. 35

Bellew, H. W., quoted, ii. 227, 237

Bells, camel-caravan, i. 38, 41, 178, 188,

200, 355, 366 ; ii. 25, 138

Bendan, camp at, ii. 25o ; river, ii. 250, 257 ; sale of my camels at, ii. 252 ; a sorrowful parting, ii. 253 ; set out for the Hamun from, ii. 257

Bend-i-arabieh, i. 254

Bend -j- bala- Hassan , landmark in the Kevir, i. 348

Bend-i-masian, i. 376

Bend-i-pir-khattla, bank in the Kevir, i.

393

Bend-i-Seistan, darn across the Hilmend,

ii. 299

Bend-i-ser-i-gudar, ii. 125

Benn, Major and Mrs., kindness of, ii. 339

Besh-kilisse, " the five churches," i. J9

Bezireh, i. 70

Bible, a tenth-century parchment, i. 89 ;

Swedish, in Nakichevan, i. 99

Biddulph, C. E., on the formation of the

Hauz-i-Sultan, ii. 17o

Bingör, river, i. 63

Birejik, i. 72

Birjan, main road from Naibend to, ii.

I19

Black Sea, storm on, i. I ; porpoises in, i.

22

Blanford, W. T., on climate of S.E. Persia,

ii. 187 ; theory as to great alluvial

deposits of Persia, ii. 215, 230 Blood-feuds between Tatars and Armenians,

1. 51, 76, 99-102

Boats, varieties of, at Trebizond, i. 28

Bokend-i-gau, grotto, ii. 28

Bolanlik, i. 139

Bo-nigu, i. 291, 313

Boundary-pillars on Perso-Afghan frontier,

2. 33o

Bread, delicious wheaten, at Aliabad, i. 145 ; at Rabat-gur, ii. 24