II.—CONCERNING THE PROVINCE OF TURCOMANIA 43 NOTES.—1. _Brutality of the people._ 2. _Application of name |Turcomania|. Turcoman Hordes._ III.—DESCRIPTION OF THE GREATER HERMENIA 45 NOTES.—1. _Erzingan._ Buckrams, _what were they?_ 2. _Erzrum._ 3. _Baiburt._ 4. _Ararat._ 5. _Oil wells of Baku._ IV.—OF GEORGIANIA AND THE KINGS THEREOF 50 NOTES.—1. _Georgian Kings._ 2. _The Georgians._ 3. _The Iron Gates and Wall of Alexander._ 4. _Box forests._ 5. _Goshawks._ 6. _Fish Miracle._ 7. _Sea of Ghel or Ghelan._ _Names ending in |-án|._ 8. _Names of the Caspian, and navigation thereon._ 9. _Fish in the Caspian._ V.—OF THE KINGDOM OF MAUSUL 60 NOTES.—1. _Atabeks of Mosul._ 2. _Nestorian and Jacobite Christians._ 3. _Mosolins._ 4. _The Kurds._ 5. _Mush and Mardin._ VI.—OF THE GREAT CITY OF BAUDAS, AND HOW IT WAS TAKEN 63 NOTES.—1. _Baudas, or Baghdad._ 2. _Island of Kish._ 3. _Basra._ 4. _Baldachins and other silk textures; Animal patterns._ 5, 6. _Hulákú’s Expedition._ 7. _The Death of the Khalíf Mosta’sim._ 8. _Froissart._ VII.—HOW THE CALIF OF BAUDAS TOOK COUNSEL TO SLAY ALL THE CHRISTIANS IN HIS LAND 68 NOTES.—1. _Chronology._ 2. “_Ses |Regisles| et ses |Casses|._” VIII.—HOW THE CHRISTIANS WERE IN GREAT DISMAY BECAUSE OF WHAT THE CALIF HAD SAID 70 NOTE.—_The word “|cralantur|.”_ IX.—HOW THE ONE-EYED COBLER WAS DESIRED TO PRAY FOR THE CHRISTIANS 71 X.—HOW THE PRAYER OF THE ONE-EYED COBLER CAUSED THE MOUNTAIN TO MOVE 72 NOTE.—_The Mountain Miracle._ XI.—OF THE NOBLE CITY OF TAURIS 74 NOTES.—1. _Tabriz._ 2. _Cremesor._ 3. _Traffic at Tabriz._ 4. _The_ Torizi. 5. _Character of City and People._ XII.—OF THE MONASTERY OF SAINT BARSAMO ON THE BORDERS OF TAURIS 77 NOTE.—_The Monastery of Barsauma._ XIII.—OF THE GREAT COUNTRY OF PERSIA; WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF THE THREE KINGS 78 NOTES.—1. _Kala’ Atishparastán._ 2. _The Three Kings._ XIV.—HOW THE THREE KINGS RETURNED TO THEIR OWN COUNTRY 79 NOTES.—1. _The three mystic Gifts._ 2. _The Worshipped Fire._ 3. _Sávah and Ávah. The Legend in Mas’udi. Embellishments of the Story of the Magi._ XV.—OF THE EIGHT KINGDOMS OF PERSIA, AND HOW THEY ARE NAMED 83