Mosque at Damascus, described, 22, 128; destroyed, 23, 129 Mouhammed, son of Bajazet, defeats Bourhan uddin, 10; is ruler of Sebaste, 18, 121 Mouravieff, M. Andréy, 147 Nahitchevan (Nachson), 44, 156 Nazareth, 52, 56, 185 Neapolitans, in Egypt, 214 Nestorians, 140, 157, 158, 162, 190 Nevers, Comte de (Duke of Burguny), at Nicopolis, 3, 111; a prisoner, 4, 111, 113; intercedes for several nobles, 5, 112; at Gallipoli and Broussa, 6–7, 112 Nicopolis, siege and battle of, 2–4, 107–112, 100 Nile, R. (Nilus), 61, 62, 169 Nisibis (Antioch), 44, 160 Noah, 44 “None”, Nono, ruler in Badakshan, 166 Olives, Mt. of, 59 Oljaïtou, tomb of, 132 Omar, the caliph, 67 (Origens); _see_ Anjak Orsova, 107 Ossets, Alans (Yassen, Aff), are of the Greek Church, 78; marriage customs, 85, 234; history, 223–224 Ostriches, in Lesser India, 47 Othman, the caliph, 67 Oulou Mohammed (Machmet), 37, 142 Ourjenj (Orden), 49, 172, 154 Ormi, the Ur of Jordanus Catalani, 157–158 Ourroum Kaleh (Hrumkula), 22, 127–128 Oxus, R. (Edil), 49, 172 Palaces at Constantinople, 79, 228 Paradise, 43, 61, 209, 186 Parrots, in Lesser India, 47 Pearls, at Kishm I, 45 Pelicans, in Arabia, 54, 193 (Pentznawer, Wernher), killed at Nicopolis, 4 Pera, 79, 225 Pergri, 126 Persia, 26, 30, 34, 43, 44, 45, 61, 89 ———— King of, 7, 114 Pepper, cultivation of, at Malabar, 61, 62 Pettau (Petaw), Duchy of, 6 (Phiradamschyech), a tercentenarian, 45, 161–162 Pigeons, carrier, in Egypt, and their training, 53, 192 Pilate, house of, 58, 202 Pirates in Black Sea, 100 Pisans, in Egypt, 214 Poland (Polan), 102 Pope, the, 63, 81 Poti (Kathon, Bothan), 43, 153, 99 Poulad (Polet), 37, 141 Prayers for the dead, in the Armenian Church, 94 Preachers, Order of, 44, 159 Precious stones, at Hormuz, 46; Badakshan, 46, 166; in the Ganges, 61, 210 Prester John, 52, 189, 57, 58, 140, 191 Quilon? (Lambe), 61, 212 Rahova, 2, 108 Raw meat as food, 48 Rebecca’s grave, 60 Regensburg, 102 Relics, of St. Catherine, 55; St. John Chrysostom, 58, 202; St. Stephen, 58, 202; St. Nicholas, 147; St. Clement, 177; St. Joachim, 202 Resht (Ress), 44, 160 Rey (Rei), 44, 155 Rhinosceros? in Badakshan, 167 Rhodes, knights of, Smyrna their possession, 147; at taking of Alexandria, 214; at defence of Constantinople, 231 Rice, grown in Ghilan, 44 Richartinger, Leonard (Lienhart), the author’s master, 1; unhorsed at Nicopolis, 3; killed in that battle, 4 Rivers that flow out of Paradise, 61, 209–210 Robbers, in Circassia, 50, 178 Roman Catholics, at Makou, 44; Caffa, 49 (Rom) Asia Minor, 51, 52 Rome, 63, 81, 89, 91 (Rumany) Abyssinia?, 52, 190 Russia (Rewschen), 50, 89 Russia (Reissen), White, the Lesser, 101, 245