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The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2 |
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Rudrama Devi, Queen of Telingana, ii.
362n
Rukh, Shah, i. 86n, 191n, 211n, 218n,
302n, 396n
Rukhnuddin, Mahmud, Prince of
Hormuz, i. 120n
—— Masa'ud, i. 120n
—— Khurshah, son of Alaodin, Prince
of the Ismaelites, i. 146n
Rûm, i. 44n
Runiz, i. 86n
Ruomedam-Ahomet, King of Hormuz, i.
110, 121n
Rupen, Bagratid, founder of Armenian
State in Cilicia, i. 42n
Rupert, Prince, ii. 486n
Rüppell's Table of Abyssinian kings, ii.
435n
Russia (Rosia), annexes Georgia, i. 53n,
ii. 486; great cold, Arab accounts of,
487; silver mines, 488n; subject to
Tartars, 489n; conquered by Batu,
489n
—— leather, i. 6n, 394, 395n; clothes
of, 295n
Russians, trusty lieges of king, ii. 348n
Rustak, i. 173n
Rusticiano of Pisa, introduces himself in
prologue, i. 1, 141n, 263n; writes
down Polo's book, 32, 35 seqq., 84,
112; extracts and character of his
composition, 61 seqq., 143; his real
name, 61; his other writings, 89
Ruysch's map, 135
SAADI, i. 85n
Saba (Sava, Savah), city of the Magi, i.
78, 80, 81n
Sabaste, see Sivas
Sable, its costliness, i. 405, 409n-410n,
ii. 479, 481, 484, 486n, 487
Sabreddin, ii. 437n
Sabzawur, i. 150n
Sachiu (Sha-chau), i. 203, 206n
Sacrifices of people of Tangut, i. 204
—— human, i. 208n, ii. 303n
Sadd-i-Iskandar, rampart of Alexander,
i. 53n, 54n, 57n
Saffron, fruit-serving purposes of, ii.
225, 226n
Sagacity of sledge-dogs, ii. 483n
Sagamon Borcan, see Sakyamuni Buddha
Sagatu, general of Kúbláí's, ii. 267, 270n
Saggio (¼ oz.), i. 350, 353n, ii. 54, 57n,
76, 215, 216, 217n, 339, 347n, 592n
Sago, ii. 300, 304n, 305n
Saianfu, see Siang-yang-fu
Saif Arad, king of Abyssinia, ii. 437n
Saifuddin Nazrat, ruler of Hormuz, i.
120n
Saimo (Chaul), ii. 367n
Sain Khan (or Batu), ii. 490, 491
St. Anno of Cologne, i. 130n
St. Barlaam and St. Josafat, story of a
Buddhist christianised, ii. 323n seqq.
St. Bursauma (Barsamo, Brassamus), and
monastery of, i. 77
St. Blasius (Blaise), Church at Sivas, i.
43, 45n
St. Brandon, ii. 312n
St. Buddha! ii. 325n seqq.
St. Epiphanius, ii. 362n
St. George, Church of, in Sivas, i. 45n;
at Quilon, ii. 377n
St. Helena, i. 58n
St. James' Shrine, Gallicia, ii. 319
St. John the Baptist, Church of, in
Samarkand, i. 185
—— Major Oliver, i. 57n, 92n, 96n,
102n, 112n, 114n, 120n
St. Leonard's Convent in Georgia, and
the fish miracle, i. 52, 58n
St. Lewis, i. 27n, 47n, 67n, 87n; his
campaign on the Nile, ii. 165n, 593n
St. Martin, Vivien de, Map, i. 164n,
192n
St. Mary's Island, Madagascar, ii. 414n
St. Matthew, Monastery near Mosul, i.
61n
St. Matthew's Gospel, story of the Magi,
i. 82n
St. Nina, i. 58n
St. Sabla's at Acre, 42
St. Thomas, the Apostle, ii. 321n, 323n,
325n; his shrine in India, 341, 353,
355n; his murderers, and their here-
ditary curse, 350n; reverenced by
Saracens and heathen, 353; miracles
in India, 354, 356n; story of his
death, 355, 357n; tradition of his
preaching in India, 356n; translation
of remains to Edessa, 357n; King
Gondopharus of legend a real king,
357n; Roman Martyrology, 357n;
the localities, 358n; alleged discovery
of reliques, 358n seqq.; the Cross,
358n; church ascribed to, 378n; in
Abyssinia, 427
St. Thomas's Isle, ii. 403n
—— Mounts, ii. 358n
Saker falcons, i. 158, 162n, 223, ii. 50
Sakta doctrines, i. 323n
Sakya Muni (Sagamon Borcan) Buddha,
i. 164n, 324n, 348n, ii. 265n, 308n;
death of, i. 170n; recumbent figures
of, 219, 221n, ii. 267, 316 seqq.;
his footmark on Adam's Peak, 321n;
Alms dish, Holy Grail, 328n-330n;
tooth relique, 319-320, 330n
Salabat, Lake, i. 213, 216n
Salar (Ho-chau), ii. 29n
Salem, dragoman, explores Rampart of
Gog, i. 57n
Salghar, Atabegs of Fars, i. 85n, 121n
Sálih, Malik, son of Badruddin Lúlú, i.
61n
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