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Citation Information
CONTENTS OF VOL. II.
PAGE
SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS . . . • . iii
EXPLANATORY LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ▪ . xvi
THE BOOK OF MARCO POLO.•APPENDICES . . 503
INDEX . • . 607
SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS.
BOOK SECOND (Continued).
PART II.
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CHAP.
XXXV.-HERE BEGINS THE DESCRIPTION OF THE INTERIOR OF CATHAY ; AND FIRST OF THE RIVER PULISANGHIN NOTES.—I. Marco's Route. 2. The Bridge Pul-i-sangin, or Lu= ku-k'iao.
XXXVI.— ACCOUNT OF THE CITY OF JUJU ▪ IO
NOTES.—I. The Silks called Sendals. 2. Chochau. 3. Bifurcation of Two Great Roads at this point.
XXXVII.—THE KINGDOM OF TAIANFU . • 12
NOTES.—I. Acbaluc. 2. T'ai yuan fu. 3. Grape-wine of that place. 4. P'ing-yang fu.
XXXVIII.—CONCERNING THE CASTLE OF CAICHU. THE GOLDEN
KING AND PRESTER JOHN 17
NOTES.—I. The Story and Portrait of the Roi d'Or. 2. Effeminacy reviving in every Chinese Dynasty.
XXXIX.—HOW PRESTER JOHN TREATED THE GOLDEN KING
HIS PRISONER . . 21
XL. —CONCERNING THE GREAT RIVER CARAMORAN AND
THE CITY OF CACHANFU . . 22
NOTES.—I. The Kard Muren. 2. Former growth of silk in Shansi and Shen-si. 3. The akché or asper.
XLI.—CONCERNING THE CITY OF KENJANFU • 24
NOTES. —I. Morus alba. 2. Geography of the Route since Chapter XXXVIII. 3. Kenjanfu or Si-ngan fit ; the Christian monument there. 4. Prince Mangala.
XLII.—CONCERNING THE PROVINCE OF CUNCUN, WHICH IS
RIGHT WEARISOME TO TRAVEL THROUGH ▪ 31
NOTE.—The Mountain Road to Southern Shen-si.
VOL. II.
Journey to the West and South- West of Cathay.
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