Personal Narrative of Travels, in Babylonia, Assyria, Media, and Scythia Volume 2; In the Year 1824
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1827 Excerpt: ... INDEX. A. Abbas Meerza, Prince Royal of Persia, i. 2j ii. 7, lG, 162. Abdillah, chief of the Arab guard, i. 93. Aboo Nasir, an Arab, i. 75. His drunkenness, i. 82, 98, 109, 162, 221, 266. His legion of devils, 126,219. Parting with him, 268. Abosharon, peninsula of, ii. 205. iElianus cited, Ap. 311. Afghauns, the, ii. 194. Aga Beg, chief of certain Armenians, ii. 180, 182. Aher, fortified town of, ii. 169. Akushee, on the Tigris, i. 100. Alexander the Great, or lskander Roouiee, i. 173; it. 134. Anecdote of, 119. Cassim Beg, a Persian convert to Christianity, ii. 248. " Captain, i. 2. The travellers bid him farewell at Bussorah, 77. Alexander Polyhistor cited, Ap. 303. Alexandria, towns of this name, i. 174. Alligator frigate, i. 2, 78, 151. Officers and crew on shore, 53, 59. The Author leaves this ship to proceed to Bagdad, 79-Alt Shurgee, whence Alt is traditionally said to have as-cended to Heaven, i. 106. Ainbourger, Monsieur de, ii. 168. Americans, Opinion of, in Persia, ii. 108. Antelopes, ii. 177, 196'. Antiquities, i. 270, 323; ii. 34. Antiochus, King, i. 278. Apollonia, i. 278. Arab Chieftain visits Kermanshah, ii. 27. Arabian Nights' Entertainments, particulars respecting the Barmecides, i. 68. Also respecting the calendars, 156. Arabian Women, i. 94. Arabs, Nomade tribes of, i. 23, 86. guard of, hired, i. 77, 84, 92. Arabshehr, village of, ii. 171. Araxes, the river, ii. 166, 171, 174. It divides the Per-sian and Russian dominions, 175. Architecture, remarkable vestiges, i. 328; ii. 70, 73, 93. Aristophanes cited, Ap. 311. Armenian villages, in Asiatic Russia, ii. 178. women, their reserve, i. 78. t Arrian quoted, i. 34, 35. Artemita, ruins of this city, i. 270. Its history, 275. Artillery, French chief of, in the service of the Pasha of Bagdad...
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