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1XXViii INDEX.
regarding, 529 ; his Journey from Agra to Cathay, 549 seqq. ; see Table of Contents
Gog and Magog, great wall of, ccxxv, 490
Gogo, ccxxx, 228, 444
Gold, knives of, in Surgery, 390 ; vast accumulations of in S. India, 217 ; great plunder of in Dekkan, ecxliii, ccl, 442 ; relative value of in 14th century, eel seqq.; 441-2
teeth, people so called ; see Zardandan
Golden gate of Byzantium, lix; Chersonese, cl
Gollas, K. of White Huns, clxxx Golobev, Col., . Russian Surveyor in Central Asia, ccxxxii
Gosju and Sabju, 273
Goths of Crimea, and their language, 200
Graduale, what, 202
Granaries, public, in China, 240, 243 Grand Can, L'Hystoire Merveilleuse du, etc. (work so styled), 35
Grand Caan, Estate and Governance of (the above, translated), 189, 238
Grand 'Trutius or Trucins (G. Lama), 241, 242
Great Gulf, clii
Great Khan (and Kaam), his palace at Cambalec, 128; the state at his court, 129 ; his banquets, 132 ; his progresses, 134 ; his great dominions, 136 ; bis hunting matches, 139; his four great feasts, 141; interview of Odoric with, 160; his favour to the Catholic Faith, 161, 208, 249 ; and Soldan of Babylon, 161; his alleged conversion and frequency of such stories, 171, 319 ; 238, 289 ; bis embassy to the Pope, 313 ; his reception of Marig• nolli's party, 339; and liberal treatment of them, 340; burial of, 507 ; see Kaan and Table of Contents
Grêat Wall; not mentioned, as sup posed, by Ammianus, xl ; 490
Greater Sea (Black Sea), 44
Greek spoken in Socotra, clxxii
Church, controversy with, 337
Notices of China, xlvii seqq.
History of China, lost, lxxxiv
Green Mount at Peking, 128, 129 Gregory X, Pope, 166
Grimanus, Leo, companit n of Goes, 553, 557
Grueber and D'Orville's journey from China to Agra, 149, 235
Guebek (Gabak or Kapak ), Khan of
Chagatai, ccxxiv, 195
Guidotto, Friar, desires Odoric to re-
late his story, 44 ; and to attest its
truth, 159
Gujarat, clxxxiv
Gundar, Gandar, 443
Gwalian, Pass of, 594
Gwalior, 413
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Gwazyar, Pass of, 594
Gybeit, Mount, in Saba, 322, 391 Gyon applied to the Nile, 348
HABANGIA Tilah, 516
Hahank, Habang, city of, 274, 464,
515 seqq.
Hagabateth, 571
Haidar Kurkan, 548, 576
Hainan, 272, 273
Hairy women, 136 ; girl, 379
Hajaj, Viceroy of Irak, lxxxi
Hajji Mahomed's account of Cathay,
ccxiv
Hajjiyak, Pass of, 592, 594
Haj-Tarkhan (dstracan), 287, 401
Hakluyt's Odoric, 22, 29, 36
Halaha, ccxliv
Halwan, Halavan, a Nestorian Arch-
bishopric, ccxliv 179
Haloes round Buddhist Saints, 88
Hamadan, a Nestorian Archbishop-
ric, 179
,~iancialix (Khanchalish), 571
Hangcheu, lxxx; see Cansay,Khansa,
etc.
Hannibal's Chemistry, ccxlvi, 433
Hansi, 406
Harah ; see Herat
,iardalah, the word, 470 1
Harkand, Sea of, viii
Harraqah, the word, 499
Harmakut (Himalya), 411
Harun al Rashid's Embassy to China,
lxxxii
Hasam or Jessam, 272
Hashish, 154
Haunted deserts, 157
Havilah, 55
Hawking, the Great Khan's, 135
Hayton (or Hethum), King of Little
Armenia, his journey to the Court
of Mangu Khan, cxxvii, cxxviii
Prince of Gorigos, cxxix ; his
History of the Tartars, cxxxi ; Ex-
tract regarding Cathay, cxcv
Hazah (Adiabene ), ccxliv, 53
Hazrat•Imam, ccxxxvii
Head-dress of Mongol ladies, 131
Heat, great, at Hormuz, 56, 57
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