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Page 42
... according to the earlier of these notices , is otherwise called the kingdom of the Western Sea [ Hai si ] . It is reached from the country of the T'iao chi ( Tajiks , or Persians , according to Pauthier and others ) 2 , 1 E.g. , pp . 7 ...
... according to the earlier of these notices , is otherwise called the kingdom of the Western Sea [ Hai si ] . It is reached from the country of the T'iao chi ( Tajiks , or Persians , according to Pauthier and others ) 2 , 1 E.g. , pp . 7 ...
Page 83
... according to Hamza of Ispahan ' and Ma'sudi , the Euphrates was navigable as high as Hira , a city lying south - west of by Klaproth and Rémusat , the kingdoms of Sumenna , Kylantin , Mapoeul , and Tinghoeul , are placed far to the west ...
... according to Hamza of Ispahan ' and Ma'sudi , the Euphrates was navigable as high as Hira , a city lying south - west of by Klaproth and Rémusat , the kingdoms of Sumenna , Kylantin , Mapoeul , and Tinghoeul , are placed far to the west ...
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... according to the accounts of merchants who have travelled to those parts , is a city of mark . It is situated on a marine estuary which ships enter from the China Sea . The estuary extends fifteen miles , and there is a river at the ...
... according to the accounts of merchants who have travelled to those parts , is a city of mark . It is situated on a marine estuary which ships enter from the China Sea . The estuary extends fifteen miles , and there is a river at the ...
Contents
Dedication and Preface | 1 |
late and then in the forms Thin Thinae Sinae | 8 |
the indication of the Chinese empire from the landward Inferior | 13 |
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