February 28, 2007

NOTE 1

Filed under: travel and travelers — mark @ 2:44 pm

NOTE 1.–All that region has been described as ‘a country divided into
deserts that are salt, and deserts that are not salt.’ (_Vigne_, I. 16.)
_Tonocain_, as we have seen (ch. xv. note 1), is the Eastern Kuhistan of
Persia, but extended by Polo, it would seem to include the whole of
Persian Khorasan. No city in particular is indicated as visited by the
traveller, but the view I take of the position of the _Arbre Sec_, as well
as his route through Kuh-Bann, would lead me to suppose that he reached
the Province of TUN-O-KAIN about Tabbas.

bible catholic program study
canine teeth clean
natural skin care face acne
high density closed cell foam mat
juvenile diabetes silicone bracelets
chen tai chi chaun
where do i find college football jerseys for sale
snow plowing discussion
power factor correction device schematic
mixdown cassette decks for sale

‘A lor cotiaus qu”il ont trenchans et afilés

Filed under: travel and travelers — mark @ 4:44 am
February 27, 2007

Mr

Filed under: travel and travelers — mark @ 4:44 pm
February 26, 2007

Filed under: travel and travelers — mark @ 4:44 pm

[Friar Odoric (_Cathay_, I

Filed under: travel and travelers — mark @ 12:44 am
February 25, 2007

As regards the route taken by Prince Nogodar in his incursion into India,

Filed under: travel and travelers — mark @ 8:44 pm

AHMAD was a native of Fenáket (afterwards Sháh-Rúkhia), near the Jaxartes,

Filed under: travel and travelers — mark @ 12:44 pm

Filed under: travel and travelers — mark @ 10:44 am

Imagine him, then, actually at Court, and having an audience of the King,

Filed under: travel and travelers — mark @ 8:44 am
February 24, 2007

[Mr

Filed under: travel and travelers — mark @ 8:44 pm