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The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2 |
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Senshing, i. 332n
Sensia, ascetics, devotees living on bran,
i. 303, 321n-327n
Sentemur, ii. 98
Sepulchre of Adam, see Adam's
Sepulchre
—— of our Lord, i. 19; oil from, 14,
19, 20
Serano, Juan de, ii. 295n
Serazi (Shíráz), kingdom of Persia, i. 83,
85n
Serendib, ii. 314n
Seres, Sinae, 121 their tree wool, ii. 137n;
ancient character of the, 211n
Serpents, great, i.e. alligators, ii. 76 seqq.,
81n, 360
Sertorius, ii. 348n
Sesamé, i. 158, 162n, ii. 431
Sesnes, mediæval form of cygnes, cigne, i.
297n
Seta Ghella, seta Leggi (Ghellé), silk, i.
59n
Seti's mission to Paradise, i. 136n
Sevan Lake, i. 58n
Seven Arts, the, i. 13, 14n
Severtsoff, shoots the Ovis Poli, i. 175n,
177n; on the name Bolor, 179n
Seyyed Barghash, Sultan of Zanzibar, ii.
420n
Shabankara, or Shawankára (Soncara),
i. 83, 85n-86n
Shabar, son of Kaidu, ii. 459n
Sha-chau (Sachin), "Sand-district," i.
203, 206n
Shadow, augury from length of, ii. 364
Shah Abbas, i. 310n; his Court, 385n
Jahan, i. 168n
Shahr-i-Babek, turquoise mine at, i. 92n
Shahr-i-Nao (Siam), ii. 279n
Shahr Mandi, or Pandi, ii. 333n
Shah Werdy, last of the Kurshid dynasty,
i. 85n
Shaibani Khan, ii. 481n
Shaikh-ul-Jibal, i. 142n, 144n, 145n
Shaikhs (Esheks), in Madagascar, ii.
411, 413n
Shakespeare, on relation of gold to
silver, ii. 95n
Sháliát, ii. 440n
Shamanism, i. 257n, 315n, 324n, 325n,
ii. 97n. (See also Devil-Dancing.)
Shampath, ancestor of Georgian kings, i.
52n
Shamsuddin Shamatrani, ii. 303n
Shamuthera, see Sumatra
Shan (Laotian, or Thai), ii. 74n, 90n,
96n, 113n, 278n
—— race and country, ii. 117n, 119n
—— dynasty in Yun-nan, ii. 73n, 79n
—— ponies, ii. 82n
—— state of Pong, see Pong
Shanars of Tinnevelly, ii. 97n; their
devil-worship, 359n
Shang-hai, ii. 238n
Shangking-Fungking, i. 345n
Shangtu, Shangdu (Chandu), i. 25n;
Kúbláí's City and Summer Palace,
298, 304n; Dr. Bushell's description
of, 304n; Kúbláí's annual visit to,
308n, 410
Shangtung, i. 306n, 308n
Shan-hai-kwan, i. 407n
Shankárah, Shabankára (Soncara), i. 83,
85n, 86n
Shan-si, ii. 12n, 14n, 15n, 23n, 25n, 32n,
135n, 143n, 167n
Shantung, ii. 137n, 141n, 143n; silk in,
136, 137n; pears from, 210n
Shao-hing-fu, ii. 220n-222n
Shao-ling, parish caste of, ii. 228n
Sharakhs, i. 149n
Shara-ul-buks (Forest of box on the
Black Sea), i. 57n
Sharks and shark charmers, ii. 332-337n
Shauls, or Shúls, the, i. 85n, 87n
Shawankára (Soncara), i. 83, 85n, 86n
Shaw, R. B., i. 169n, 178n, 195n, 276n,
315n, ii. 16n
Shawls of Kerman, i. 96n
Sheep, fat-tailed in Kerman, i. 97, 100n
—— four-horned at Shehr, ii. 443, 494n
—— large Indian, ii. 361
—— none in Manzi, ii. 219
—— of Pamir (Ovis Poli), i. 171, 176n
—— wild, of Badakhshan (Kachkar,
Ovis Vignei), i. 158, 162n
—— with trucks behind, 100n
—— Zanghíbar, ii. 422, 424n
Sheep's head given to horses, ii. 351n
Shehr, or Shihr, see Esher
Shehrián (Kerkuk), i. 62n
Shenrabs, i. 324n
Shen-si, ii. 23n, 25n, 26n, 31n, 32n,
167n, 237n
Shentseu tribe, ii. 120n
Sheuping, ii. 120n
Shewá, cool plateau of, i. 163n
Shibrgán (Sapurgan), i. 149, 150n
Shieng, Sheng, or Sing, the Supreme
Board of Administration, i. 431, 432n,
ii. 154, 157n
Shien-sien, Shiu-sien, i. 322n
Shighnan (Syghinan), ruby mines, i. 157,
161n, 172n
Shijarat Malayu, or Malay Chronicle,
ii. 287n, 288n, 294n, 296n, 300n,
302n
Shikárgáh, applied to animal pattern
textures, Benares brocades, i. 66n
Shing-king, or Mukden, i. 345n
Shingui, the Great Khan, i. 142; of
India at Fuju, 231; of Manzi de-
scribed, 249-251; mediæval accounts
of, 252n-253n; in Japan, 264; in
Java Seas, 274n; at Eli, 386
Shíráz (Cerazi), i. 83, 85n
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