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Digital Archive of Toyo Bunko Rare Books

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INDEX.

Spigo, 305

Spikenard, cxlv, clxxviii

Spinning and knitting by men, 53 Splitting silk stuffs to weave again, unfounded stories about, cliv Spodium, 470-1

Spoleto, Friar Menentillus of, 209 Sprengel on Odoric, 38; on Pegolotti, 282

Ssanang Ssetzen, 134

Ssejin, a court official, ccvi seqq. Statera, the word, 343

Stationery, the word, 120

Steelyard, right of the privilege of St.

Thomas's Christians, 343, 377 Stephen of Peterwaradin, a friar mar-

tyred at Sarai, 233

Stone Tower of Ptolemy, cxlvii-1, ccxi

Strabo on Seres, xxxix, xli Subahlika, 227, 228

Subara ; see Supera.

Succuir ; see Sucheu.

Sucheu (in Kiangnan), cxiii, 114, 120 (in Eansu), also called Sukju, Sukchu, Succiur, Sucieu, coil,. ccxiv seqq., 268, 270, 536, 579, 581 Sudan, funeral rites in, 509

Sugar, abundance of in China, 108, 244, 478 ; from trees, 90, 212, 362 Sugo, the word, 286

Suhar (Oman), a port for China trade, lxxiv

Suicides of devotees in India, 83 Sukadana, 521

Sukchu ; see Sucheu

Suleiman, the merchant, cii

Suli, merchants so called in South India, 420

Sultania; see Soltania.

Sumatra, Island of, mentioned by Odoric (as Sumoltra), 20, 86 ; by Rashid, 273 ; called Java, 324, 467; account of by Polo, 325

    City of, or Samudra, 86,

468, 511

Sumenna, an Indian state (Son nath?),

lxxvi-vii

Summerkent, 287

Sumpit or blow-tube, 91

Sumuntala, an Indian state (Dwara

Samudra?), lxxvi-vii

Sunarganw, ccli, cclii, 459, 465

Sunzumatu, 126

Supera, Sufala, Subara, clxxviii, 70,

227

Surkhab, ccxxxvi

Surma, River, 515

Surparaka, 228

Susah in China, cxiii

Suspha, birds called, clxvii.viii

Suttee, practice of, 26, 79, 80 97,

436 Suvarna Bhumi (Aurea Regio), a liv Syo, the word, 140

Syro-Chinese monument ; see 'in

ganfu

Swallows' nest soup, 107

'rABARISTAN ; its resistancè to the

Arabs, lxxxviii; ccxlv

Tabas, ccxiv

Tabashir, 93, 470

Tablets carried at the Great Khan's

court, 141

Tabriz, 47, 48, 166

Taccolino, an Armenian coin, 299

Taghar, the word, 152

Taghazza, 428

Taghazghaz Turks, cvi, cxiv, clxxxviii

Tahia (Bactriana), liv

Taidu ; see Taydo

Taissan, 1, ccxli

Taitsung, Emperor, 1, li, lxiii

Taiuna (or Thaijuye), capital of

China, xcvii

'I'ajah, xcvii, cxiii

Takiuddin Abdarrahman, Nazir of

Ma'bar, 219 .

Talaoch, Intalacca, the word, 285,

286

Talas, city and river, clxv, cc, ccxii-iii Talay, the great river (Kiang), 121 Talhan, 559 ; see next.

Talikan, 540, 541, 559, 593 ; several cities of the name, ccliii, 541 Talismani, the word, 235

Tam alapatra (Illalabathrum), cxlv-vi Tambopanni, Tamraparni, Taprobane, clxxxvi

Tamgha, the word, 284

Tamghaj, the term, lii

Tamlifatan, 273

Tamul Annals of South India, 218, 220

Tamunga, the word, 284

Tana (Azov), 2:31 ; convent at, 233; 201, 292, 294; from, to Cathay,

287 seqq.; weights, etc., of, 296

or Thana (Salsette, India), clxxxiv, ccxxx, 57, 227, 228, 230, 350

Tancaullaggio, 300

Tancharan (gold), clxx

Tanga, Tanka, an Indian coin, ccxlvii seqq., 439 seqq.

Tangauls, what, 300

Taughetar, 562-3

Tangi•i-Badakhshan, ccliii, 541, 561, 562