Stories from the 'Arabian Nights.' 157-174 Stories from the 'Merzuban-namah.' 193-201 Stories from the 'Mustatraf.' 202-209 Stories from the 'Naphut-ul-Yaman.' 188-192 Stories from the 'Sihr-ul-oyoon.' 210-212 Stories from the 'Siraj-ul-Muluk.' 212-216 Stories from various sources, 228-233 Sulaiman, the lawgiver, 112-116 Sunnis, Description of the, 5 Syria and Palestine, 14; conquest of, by the Fatimites, 14; by the Seljuks, 14; by Saladin, 15; by Selim I., 15 T. Tabari, the historian, 53 Taki-uddin of Fez, the historian, 110 Tarafa, the poet, 29 Tarik, the general, 7 Tavhidi (Al), the philosopher, 65, 106 Tawney (C.H.), the translator, 181 Testaments, our Old and New, 133, 139 Thalab, the grammarian, 48 Thalab bin Korra, the philosopher, 65 Theophilus of Edessa, the translator, 98 'Thousand and one Nights.' 152, 154-156, 174-176 Torrens, a translator of the 'Nights.' 155 Tradition, The six Fathers of, 38 (Al-Bukhari, Muslim, At-Tir-midi, Abu Dawud, An-Nasai, Ibn Majah.) Traditionists, Early, 38 Traditionists, Minor, 38 Translations, how carried on, 90, 91, 98 Translators, 89, 90 (Ibn-AlMukaifa, Abd-Allah bin Hilal, Sehl bin Nubakht, Musa bin Khalid, Yusuf bin Khalid, Hassan bin Sehl, Baladori (Al), Munkah, the Indian, Ibn Washiyab, Honein bin Ishak, Maseweih and his son Yahya, Kosta bin Luka, Theophilus of Edessa, each indexed separately.) Travellers, _see_ 'Geographers' Trebutien, a translator, 155 U. Ulema, Establishment of the, 116 V. Vatsyayana, the Hindoo author of the 'Kama Sutra,' 182 Voltaire and the Bible, 140 'Vrihat Katha,' or Great Tale, 182, 183 W. Wackidi (Al), the historian, 53 Walid I., the sixth Omaiyide Khalif, 7, 19 Warakah, the Hanyf, 123, 132 Weil (Dr.), the translator, 53, 155 White (Dr. Joseph), 177 World, End of the, prophesied, 111 Wustenfeld (Dr.), the editor and author, 52, 76 Y. Yahya bin Khalid, the Barmekide, 99, 100 Yahya bin Maseweih, the physician and translator, 74, 75, 91,98 Yakut, the penman, 113, 114 Yazid I., the second Omaiyide Khalif, 5, 6, 19 Yusuf bin Khalid, the translator, 91 Z. Zaid, the inquirer, 132 Zibary, the hostile poet, 31 Zinzerling, a translator, 155 Zobeida, the wife of Harun-ar-Rashid, 97, 168 Zoheir, the poet, 29 Zotenberg (H.), of the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, 176, 177, 179 Zukkari, the editor of poems, 76 THE END