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Arnold of Cologne, a Friar in Cathay,
173, 198
Arts, Chinese skill in the, 482
Arue Haris (the Rhinoceros), clxxiii
Arya Chakravarti, 422
Arzerone, Arziron (Erzrum), 46, 300
Ascension Feast at Venice, 104
Asciar, Lord of Dail, 218
Asfiria, cxiv
Asfrole, the word, 304
Asi, Ansi, People called, xlv, lvi
Asia, opened by Tartar conquest,
cxxii
Superior, 103
Minor, Turkish Sultanates of,
400
Askhra, cxiv
Asparah, Ashparah, its position, cc, ccxi seqq.
Asper, 298, 300
Asquini, Biographer of Odoric, 19, 37 Astracan (Agitarchan,. Haj Tarkan, Citracan, etc.), 231, 233, 287, 292,
401
Astrologers at the Great Khan's court,
142
Astronomy in India and China, Points
common to, xxxiv
Assam, 515
Assassins, Sect of, 153
Assyria, 351
Assyrian Bombycina, cliv seqq.
Asu (The Alans), 317, 318
Atabek, the title, 504
Atasufi, cc
Atha, the word, 118
Athanasius, alleged body of, at Trebi-
zond, 45
'Athas, the word, 472
Athec (Attok), 553
Atlas (Satin ), the word, 486
Attila, Athil, Ethil or Wolga, clxvi,
ccxxviii, 145
Attok, 553
Augustine's notion of Terrestrial Para-
dise, 326
Aujan, 50
Aurelius Antoninus,Embassy to China
from, lxii
Auxacia, 572
Auxacian Mountains, cli
Axam, 50
Axum, clxix seqq.
Azov, Azak; 2:33, 401 ; see Tana.
Ayin Akbari on Passes of Hindu
Kush, 592
Aykotta, 454
Aymul Guja, City of, 524
Ayer Balibatra, Mongol Emperor of
China, 171
Azov, 401 ; see Tana.
BABEL, 54 ; Tower of, 386 ; Etymology, 388
Baber, Sultan, on Canopus, 192 ; on
the Jack-fruit, 362 ; on Passes of Hindu Kush, 592
Babirussa, clxxv
Babylon of Egypt, 161, 387
Baccadeo, a kind of indigo, 302 Baccanor, 451
Bachu Noian, cxxvii
Bacuc, Sea of, see Baku. Badakhshan; larger application of,
ccxi ; ccxxv, ccxxxiv, ccxlii seqq.,
157, 539, 541 seqq., 561
Badger, Rev. G. P., cxciii, 59 Baghbugh (Emperor of China), the word, cxii; see Fagfur.
Baghdad, 54, 388
Baghlan, 594, 595
Bahr-al-Kahil or Calm Sea, 473, 520 Bai, çxc, 545
Bairam (Perim) Island, 415, 443 Bairanti, 411
Baiwam Kotlu, 495
Bajah, cxiii
Bajnak or Pechinegs, clxxxvii Bakar, on Indus, 404
Baker, General W. E., 347
Bakhshi, a Lama or Buddhist monk,
ccxiii, 150 ; the word, 474 Bakhtiyar Khi]ji tries to invade
Cathay from Bengal, lxxv
Baku, Bacuc, Vatuk, Sea of (the Caspian), 50, 234, 35o
Bala Sagun, 524
Balaepatna, 453
Balarghui, the word, 265
Baldassia, Badakshan, ccxxv
Balhara,a great Indian prince, clxxxiiiiv
Balis, Balish, Balisht, Balisme, the word, ccviii, ccl; and value of the amount so called, 115 seqq., 123, 240, 289, 291, 480; further remarks, 481 ; see Paper Money.
Balkash Lake, ccxiii
Balkh a Nestorian archbishopric, ccxlv, 179
Ballabhiraja, clxxxiii
Ballaro, Piazza, in Palermo, clxxxiv Balliangot, 454
Baltachinta, ccxxvi
Bamboo, 93; manifold uses, 91; sili-
ceous concretions, 93
Bamian, 592, 594; Great Images at,
15"r
Banga, 516
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