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The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2 |
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SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS
CHAP.
LXII.—CONCERNING THE NOBLE CITY OF SINJUMATU
NOTE. — The City intended. The Great Canal.
LX I I I.—CONCERNING THE CITIES OF LINJU AND PIJU NOTES. — I . Linju. 2. POI.
LXIV.—CONCERNING THE CITY OF SiJU, AND THE GREAT
RIVER CARAMORAN . • 141
PAGr.
138
. . 140
NOTES.—I. Siju. 2. The Hwang-Ho and its changes. Entrance to Manzi ; that nanne for Southern China.
LXV.—HOW THE GREAT KAAN CONQUERED THE PROVINCE
3.
OF MANZI . .
144
152
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NOTES.—I. Meaning and application of the title Faghfur. 2.
Chinese self-devotion. 3. Bayan the Great Captain.
His lines of Operation. 5. The Juggling Prophecy. 6. The Fall of the Sung Dynasty. 7. Exposure of Infants, and Foundling Hospitals.
LXVI.—CONCERNING THE CITY OF COIGANJU . _ . 151
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NOTE.—Hwai-ngan fu.
LXVII.—OF THE CITIES OF PAUKIN AND CAYU . .
NOTE. —Pao yng and Kao-yu.
LXVIII.—OF THE CITIES OF TIJU, TINJU, AND YANJU ▪ . 153
NOTES.—I. Cities between the Canal and the Sea. 2. Yangchau. 3. Marco Polo's Employment at this City.
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LXIX.—CONCERNING THE CITY OF NANGHIN . ▪ . 157
NOTE. —Ngan-king.
LXX.—CONCERNING THE VERY NOBLE CITY OF SAIANFU,
AND HOW ITS CAPTURE WAS EFFECTED . . . 158
NOTES.—I. and 2. Various Readings. 3. Digression on the Military Engines of the Middle Ages. 4. Mangonels of Caur de Lion. 5. Difficulties connected with Polo's Account of this Siege.
LXXI.—CONCERNING THE CITY OF SINJU AND THE GREAT
RIVER KIAN 170
NOTES.—I. I-chin hien. 2. The Great Kiang. 3. Vast amount of tonnage on Chinese Waters. 4. Size of River Vessels.
Bamboo Tow-lines. 6. Picturesque Island Monasteries.
LXXI.—CONCERNING THE CITY OF CAIJU . 174
NOTES. — I. Kwa-chau. 2. The Grand Canal and Rice-
Transport. 3. The Golden Island.
LXXIII.—OF THE CITY OF CHINGHIANFU . • .
NOTE.—Chin-kiang fu. Mar Sarghis, the Christian Governor.
LXXIV.--OF THE CITY OF CHINGINJU AND THE SLAUGHTER OF
CERTAIN ALANS THERE . . • 178
NOTES.--I. Chang-chau. 2. Employment of Alans in the
Mongol Service. 3. The Chang-chant Massacre. Mongol
Cruelties.
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