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'Buzung' (holy man), legends of, 41, 46.
Byon-gling, place-name in Tibetan docs., xxiii, 470.
Byzantine art, 398, 535; adornment of Christian churches during B. period, 841 n. 24; B. type of carving, 308, 403, 440; B. capital on fresco, 181.
Byzantine coins from Karghalik, 1340, 1349.

C. = Camp.
cable pattern, see designs.
cairns, 611, 619, 707, 708 n., 1325 sq.
Caitya-catuka-sūtra, Skr. MS. fr. of, 1448.
Caityas, figs. of, on stucco relief plaques, 1111; (?), on terra-cotta relief plaque, 1107.
'Calamities', represented in paintings, 867 sq., 1020, 1044, 1055, 1057, 1081.
Calcutta, stay at, 1327.
caleçon, on painted panel, 196.
calendars: Chinese, on silk, 700; on wood, 641, 647, 667, 672, 762; illustrated Chinese calendrical MS. fr., 970.
Calmadana, see Charchan.
caltrop-like object, terra-cotta, 142.
camel skin (?), used for scale armour, 464.
camels: wild, 319, 565, 711; transport by camels mentioned in Chinese docs., 412, 699, 710; posts and rope for tethering camels found, 661; local instinct of camels, 1146; camels mentioned in Tibetan docs., 1465.
figs. of: bronze cast, 100, 123; on fresco frs., 544; on garnet intaglio, 104; lead figurine, 118; paintings and sketches on paper of two-humped camels, 892, 976, 996; inscription on, translated, 1338; painting of camel on wood, 1259; stucco relief fr. of camel's head, 1193, 1212; terra-cotta figs., 99, 103, 104, 106, 108, 110, 113, 137, 141; drawing on watch-tower wall, 658; on wooden disc, 196.
camp, entrenched, traced on Limes, 636 sqq.
Campā Nagari, king of, named in MS. fr., 1435.
Campichu, Marco Polo's name for Kan-chou (q.v.), 1132.
Canul, Goëz's name for Hāmi (q.v.), 1125.
canals used for irrigation, (Ak-tam) 76; (Ak-kul) 135; (Tun-huang) 382 sq.; (Nan-hu) 612 sqq., 626 sq.; (Wan-fo-hsia) 1109; (Chin-ta) 1134; (Hāmi) 1148; (Lukchun) 1160; (Kara-shahr) 1179; (Khaidu-gol Valley) 1224; (Korla) 1230 n. 1; (Kara-dong) 1241; (Domoko) 1263; (Jamada) 1266; (E. of Yurung-kāsh River) 1266;
(Kara-sai) 1273; (Bōgur-ming) 1273; (Islāmābād) 1279; (Nūra) 1322; inadequate drainage of canal-ends in Tang Ho delta, 582 n.; marshes between An-hsi and Tun-huang fed by, 603; canalized streams at Kara-dōbe and Lapchuk, 1156; projected new canal from Yurung-kāsh R., 1265; remains of ancient canals: (Rawak) 129; (Niya) 240 sq.; (Endere) 285; (Charchan, 'Yangi-üstang') 300-2; (Kōne-tamlik) 305; (Vāshi-shahri) 309; (Mirān) 347, 534; (Kosh-kuduk) 554 n.; (Tun-huang) 587; (So-yang-ch'êng) 1101; (Farhād-Bēg-yailaki) 1249; (Chong-tim) 1308.
Cancu, see Kan-chou.
Candraprabha, minister, paintings of, 949, 1077. See also Bodhisattva of the Moon.
cane frs., (Tun-huang) 774, 779; basket fr., 680, 775. See also broom, matting.
Cañkuna, minister in Kashmir, 1090.
Cannan, Mr. C., help given by, xx.
canopies: silk and linen, 894 n. 22, 966, 994; canopy on stucco sculpture, 928; in wall-paintings, 928, 931; in paintings, 937-1087 passim; dome-shaped canopy on painted wood, 172; miniature painted canopies, 1000, 1079. See also screen and canopy.
cantilevers, or double brackets, see brackets.
canvas: as backing for stuccos, (Khādaik) 165, 170, 172, 174 sq.; (Lou-lan) 399, 442; canvas bag, (Endere) 276, 299; canvas on woven string shoes, (Tun-huang) 771; canvas wrappers round MS. bundles, (Ch'ien-fo-tung) 823; paintings on canvas, see paintings. See also cotton, linen.
capitals: carved wooden, (Lou-lan) 398, 440; (Mirān) 496, 513, 542, 545; ('Ming-oi') 1198, 1221; stucco, 486; on fresco fr., 506, 544.
caravans, through Lop Desert, 312, 560 sq., 566 n. 22; through Pei-shan, 1125, 1126 n. 26; near Kan-chou, 1134.
carcanet and bells, on painted panel, 174.
Cārōka, (Skr. Cāruka), name in Kharoshthi inscription, 495.
carpenters' chippings, see chippings.
carpet industry of Khotan, 373.
carpet-weaver's needles, wooden, (Lou-lan) 401, 440, 445, 447. See also weavers instruments, weaving stick.
carpets: mentioned in Tibetan docs., 1465; woollen pile, frs. found: (Niya) 250; (Lou-lan) 372 sq., 384, 401, 413, 438, 445; (Tun-huang) 711, 781; (Kara-dong) 1243.
carrots (?), mentioned in Tibetan docs., 1465.
cart-road, ancient, traces of, (Farhād-Bēg-yailaki) 1250.
cart-tracks: near T. Limes, 568, 574, 606, 657; near Kuan-tou, 628, 629; near Korla, 1228; traces of, retained for long periods by bare gravel soil, 628, 657.
cart traffic: on 'Lou-lan route', 554, 556, 633; near Tun-huang, 649, 756.
cart-wheel, solid wooden, (Lou-lan) 378.
cartouches: on silk banners, often left blank, 848; ornamental in textiles, see medallions; in painting of textile, 1276, 1282.
Cāruka, see Cārōka.
carving, see wood-carving.
Casear, Goëz's name for Kāshgar (q.v.), 78.
casemates, in ruined fort, 1161.
castanets (?), in silk painting, 1468.
castle, in Mastūj, 46; legendary mountain castle S. of Uch-Turfān, 1301.
castra or praesidia promovere, 729.
cat, terra-cotta head of, 111.
cat-headed demon, painting of, 979.
catapult (?) frs., 645, 758, 769.
Cathay, Goëz's search for, 1126; Desert Cathay, xiv, xxviii.
cattle, numbers in Chinese army in Han times, 728.
cattle-sheds, 238, 402. See also sheep-pens.
cattle-trough, 402.
Catuhlataka-stotra, Skr. MS. fr. of, 1448.
Cauri, see Yak-tail fan.
cave, near Chong-kol, 1182.
'Cave of Mahāśrī', 801 n.
'Cave of unequalled height', 798, 800.
cave-shrines: (Ch'ien-fo-tung, q.v.) 793 sqq.; (paintings in) 1105-8, 1108; (Āra-tam) 1153; ('Ming-oi') 1184; (Kuchā) 1238.
cavetto, on carved wooden cantilever, 440.
ceiling decoration, (Ch'ien-fo-tung) 931.
celadon, frs. found, 238.
celestial attendants: stucco relief figs. of, ('Ming-oi') 1205-8, 1217; heads, 1203, 1223. See also divine assemblages, divinities.
'celestial fields, d imitation of', 754 sq.
celestial music, dancing, and mansions, in paradise paintings, 887.
cellas: (Karwān-balasi) 70; (Kōk-kumārish) 129; (Kine-tokmak) 131; (Ak-kul) 135; (Siyelik) 139; (Khādaik) 156 sq., 161; (Mirān) 492 sqq., 498 sq.; (T. xx) 596 sq.; (Ch'ien-fo-tung) 793, 927 sqq.; (Wan-fo-hsia) 1110; (Āra-tam) 1152 sqq.; (Toghucha) 1155; (Lapchuk) 1156; (Chong-hassār) 1161; (Kichik-hassār) 1164 sq.; ('Ming-oi') 1188, 1191, 1195, 1197 sqq., 1200 sqq.; (Khōra) 1224 sq.; (Farhād-Bēg-yailaki) 1247