Dardanelles (Hellespant and Poges for Boghaz), 79 Darial pass, the, 89 D’Artois, Philippe, Comte d’Eu, 109 Date-plum, the, 47, 168 David, King, where buried, 59 Day (They), the, 74, 221 Dead, prayers for the, in Armenian Church, 94 Death, by cutting in two parts, 19; burial alive, 20, 125, 22; hanging, 24; trampling under the hoofs of horses, 28, 133; strangulation, 33; sawing in two parts, 51, 183; impalement, 51; poisoning, 154; breaking on the wheel, 183 Delhi (Dily), besieged by Timour, 26, 131; capital of Lesser India, 47 Denisly (Donguslu), 40, 148 De Noillac, Philibert, grand-master of Rhodes, 109, 110 Derbent, 34, 136 Desert, at the end of the earth, 35; of Arabia, 46, 54 Despot of Servia, 3, 111 —— of the Morea, 228 Devlett byrdy (Doblabardi), 37, 142 Divorce in Armenia, 94, 241 Dobroudja, the, 110 Dogs, in Siberia, 35; where they are eaten, 35 Dokouz Khatoum, protectress of Christians, 157 Don R. (Tena), 49 Dragons, in the desert of Arabia, 46; at Rome, 90–91 Dyarbekr (Hamunt, capital of Black Turkey), 43, 152 (Edigi); _see_ Ydegou Eger, 102 Egypt, 50, 61 Elephants, at battle of Angora, 21; in India, routed by camels, 25, 132; in Lesser India, 47 Elias, his burial-place, 52; chapel on Horeb, 55; a prophet of the Mahomedans, 188 Emperor, the Greek, 101 ———— the Roman, 95, 240 Enoch, his burial-place, 52; a prophet of the Mahomedans, 188 Ephesus (Asia), 40, 146 Epiphany, the, in the Armenian Church, 93 Erivan (Erban), 33, 136 Ersingan (Ersinggan), taken by Bajazet, 21; capital of Lesser Armenia, 43; a kingdom of Armenia, 86 Esaias, the prophet, 59 Ethiopia, 209 Eucharist, the, in Syrian Church, 78; in Greek Church, 81, 232; in Armenian Church, 91–92, 238, 240 Euphrates R., 43, 151, 46, 61, 209, 117, 168, 186 Eve, the grave of, 60 Faradj (Joseph, Jusuphda), 19, 124, 51, 122 Fasting, among Mahomedans, 70; in the Greek Church, 82, 83, 232; in the Armenian Church, 93, 239 Felt, raising to the White, 48, 172 Female, warriors in Great Tatary, 37; debauchery in Egypt, 52, 191 Fictions, battle of serpents and vipers, 12; Timour lies uneasy in his grave, 30; castle of the sparrow-hawk, 41–42; (Phiradamschyech), a tercentenarian, 45, 162; destruction of mirror at Alexandria, 63, 215; the giant’s shin-bone, 64, 216; the Bosphorus, a cutting by Alexander the Great, 79, 226; the emperor Constantine, 83; Tiridates is turned into a pig, 88, 236; Tiridates, the dragon and unicorn, 90; the forty Armenian knights, 96–98 Fire worship, 65 Fish, exported from Tana, 49, 175; in the R. Jordan, 60 Florentines, in Egypt, 214