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. 5. The Simum. 6. History of Hormuz, and Polo's Ruomedan Acomat. 7. Second Route between Hormuz and Kerman. XX.--OF THE WEARISOME AND DESERT ROAD THAT HAS NOW TO BE TRAVELLED NOTES.--1. Kerman to Kubenan. 2. Desert of Lut. 3. Subterraneous Canals. XXI.--CONCERNING THE CITY OF COBINAN AND THE THINGS THAT ARE MADE THERE NOTES.--1. Kuh-Banan. 2. Production of Tutia. XXII.--OF A CERTAIN DESERT THAT CONTINUES FOR EIGHT DAYS' JOURNEY NOTES.--1. Deserts of Khorasan. 2. The _Arbre Sol_ or _Arbre Sec_. XXIII.--CONCERNING THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN NOTE.--The Assassins, Hashishin, or Mulahidah. XXIV.--HOW THE OLD MAN USED TO TRAIN HIS ASSASSINS NOTES.--1. The story widely spread. Notable murders by the Sectaries. 2. Their different branches. XXV.--HOW THE OLD MAN CAME BY HIS END NOTE.--History of the apparent Destruction of the Sect by Hulaku; its survival to the present time. Castles of Alamut and Girdkuh. XXVI.--CONCERNING THE CITY OF SAPURGAN NOTE.--Shibrgan, and the route followed. Dried Melons. XXVII.--OF THE CITY OF BALC NOTES.--1. Balkh. 2. Country meant by Dogana. 3. Lions in the Oxus Valley. XXVIII.--OF TAICAN, AND THE MOUNTAINS OF SALT. ALSO OF THE PROVINCE OF CASEM NOTES.--1. Talikan. 2. Mines of Rock-salt. 3. Ethnological characteristics. 4. Kishm. 5. Porcupines. 6. Cave dwellings. 7. Old and New Capitals of Badakhshan. XXIX.--OF THE PROVINCE OF BADASHAN NOTES.--1. Dialects of Badakhshan. Alexandrian lineage of the Princes. 2. Badakhshan and the Balas Ruby. 3. Azure Mines. 4. Horses of Badakhshan. 5. Naked Barley. 6. Wild sheep. 7. Scenery of Badakhshan. 8. Repeated devastation of the Country from War. 9. Amplitude of feminine garments. XXX.--OF THE PROVINCE OF PASHAI NOTE.--On the country intended by this name. XXXI.--OF THE PROVINCE OF KESHIMUR NOTES.--1. Kashmir language. 2. Kashmir Conjurers. (_See App. L. 2._) 3. Importance of Kashmir in History of Buddhism. 4. Character of the People. 5. Vicissitudes of Buddhism in Kashmir. 6. Buddhist practice as to slaughter of animals. 7. Coral. XXXII.--OF THE GREAT RIVER OF BADASHAN; AND PLAIN OF PAMIER NOTES.--1. The Upper Oxus and Wakhan. The title _Nono_, (_See App. L. 3._) 2. The Plateau of Pamir. (_See App. L. 4 and 5._) The Great Wild Sheep. Fire at great altitudes. 3. Bolor. XXXIII.--OF THE KINGDOM OF CASCAR NOTE.--Kashgar. XXXIV.--OF THE GR
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