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The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2 |
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Salsette Island, ii. 325n, 396n
Salt, H., his version of Abyssinian
chronology, ii. 435n
—— rock, in Badakhshan, i. 153, 154n ;
used for currency, ii. 45, 54, 57n ; ex-
tracted from deep wells, 58n, 66, 76n ;
in Carajan province, 66, 76n ; manu-
factured in Eastern China, 133 ; manu-
facture, revenue and traffic in, 152,
153, 155n, 215, 216, 217n ; trade on
the Kiang, 171 ; thumbs employed there-
in, 174n
—— stream, i. 124n
Salwen River, or Lu-Kiang, i. 323n
Samagar, ii. 471, 474n
Samána, ii. 427n
Samara, kingdom of, see Sumatra
Samarkand (Samarcan), i. 57n, 62n, ii.
458, 462 ; story of a miracle at, i. 183,
186n ; colony near Peking from, 291n
Sampson, Theos., on grapes in China, ii.
16n
Sámsúnji Bázhi, i. 401n
Samudra, see Sumatra
Samuel, his alleged tomb at Sávah, i.
81n
San Giovanni Grisostomo, parish in
Venice where the Ca' Polo was, 4, 26,
53, 70, 71, 76 ; theatre, 28
San Lorenzo, Venice, burial place of
Marco and his father, 7, 71, 74
Sandu, see Chandu
Sanf, see Champa
Sangin, Sangkan River, ii. 5n, 6n
Sanglich, dialect of, i. 160n
Sang-Miau, tribe of Kwei-chau, ii. 82n
Sangon, the Title (Tsiang-kiun), ii. 136,
138n
Sanitary effects of Mountain air, i. 158
Sanjar, sovereigns of Persia, i. 233n
Sankin Hoto, Dalai, i. 215n
Sanuto of Torcelli, Marino, 118, i. 17n,
23n, 24n, 42n, 59n, 67n, 77n, 144n ;
his World Map, 133 ; on long range,
i. 166n
Sappan wood, see Brazil
Sapta-Shaila, ii. 386n
Sapurgan (Sabúrkán, Shabúrkán, Shibr-
gán), i. 149, 150n
Sapula, Çpuç, peculiar use of, i. 437n
Saracanco (Saraichik), on the Yaik, i. 6n
Saracens, see Mahomedans
Sarai (Sara), capital of Kipchak, i. 4 ;
city and its remains, 5n ; perhaps
occupied successive sites, 6n
—— Sea of (Caspian), i. 50n, ii. 494
Sáras, crane (grus Antigone), i. 297n
Saratov, i. 9n
Sarbizan Pass, i. 113n
Sardines, ii. 444n
Sárdú Pass, i. 113n
Sarghalan River, i. 156n
Sarha, Port of Sumatra, ii. 294n
Sarhadd River, i. 175n
Sar-i-kol, Lakes, i. 163n, 172n
Sarsáti, ii. 427n
Sartak, the Great Khan's ambassador to
Húlakú, i. 10n, 14n
Sassanian dynasty, i. 61n
Sati, see Suttee
Satin, probable origin of word, ii. 241n
Saum, Sommo, silver ingots used in Kip-
chak, ii. 488n ; apparently the original
rouble, 488n
Sauromatae, ii. 466n
Sávah (Saba), i. 78, 80, 81n
Savast (Siwas), i. 43, 44n
Scanderoon, Gulf of, i. 16n
Scasem, i. 156n
Scherani, bandits, i. 101n
Schiltberger, Hans, i. 131n
Schindler, General Houtum, i. 80n, 96n,
99n, 100n, 105n, 106n, 112n-115n,
122n, 126n, 308n, 310n, 314n
Schlegel, Dr. G., i. 342n, 437n, 441n,
ii. 281n, 596n
Schmidt, Professor I. J., i. 201n, 294n
Schönborn, Carl, ii. 601n
Schuyler, Eugene, i. 54n
Seidmore, Miss E., on the Tide, ii. 209n
Scotra, see Socotra
Sea of Chin, ii. 264, 265, 266n, 270n
—— England, ii. 265
—— Ghel, or Ghelan, i. 52
—— India, i. 35, 63, 108, 166, ii. 265, 424
—— Rochelle, ii. 265
—— Sarain, i. 59, ii. 494
Seal, Imperial, i. 366, 424
Sebaste, see Sivas
Seboure, Bauduin de, see Bauduin de
Seboure
Sees of Latin Church, 186n, ii. 237n,
377n
—— Nestorian Church, i. 91n, 183n,
186n, 207n, 211n
Sefaviehs, the, i. 90n
Seilan, see Ceylon
Self-decapitation, ii. 349n
Selitrennoyé Gorodok (Saltpetre Town),
i. 5n, 6n
Seljukian dynasty, i. 44n
—— Turks, i. 91n
Selles, chevaux à deux, the phrase, ii.
440n
Semal tree, ii. 394n
Semeio, ii. 211n
Semenat, see Somnath
Sempad, Prince, High Constable of
Armenia, i. 186n, 352n
Sendal, a silk texture, ii. 10n, 37, 132,
182, 390, 404
Sendaui, generally Taffetas, ii. 10n
Sendemain, king of Seilan, ii. 313
Seneca, Epistles, i. 14n
Senecherim, king of Armenia, i. 45n
Seni, Verzino, ii. 380n
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