_Leaves Cairo--Embarks on the Nile for Upper Egypt--Visits Metrahenny and Mohannan--Reasons for supposing this the Situation of Memphis_, 43 CHAP. IV. _Leaves Metrahenny--Comes to the Island Halouon--False Pyramid--These Buildings end--Sugar Canes--Ruins of Antinopolis--Reception there_, 69 CHAP. V. _Voyage to Upper Egypt continued--Ashmounein, Ruins there--Gawe Kibeer Ruins--Mr Norden mistaken--Achmim--Convent of Catholics--Denaera--Magnificent Ruins--Adventure with a Saint there_, 91 CHAP VI. _Arrives at Furshout--Adventure of Friar Christopher--Visits Thebes--Luxor and Carnac--Large Ruins at Edfu and Esné--Proceeds on his Voyage_, 114. CHAP. VII. _Arrives at Syene--Goes to see the Cataract--Remarkable Tombs--The Situation of Syene--The Aga proposes a visit to Deir and Ibrim--The Author returns to Kenné_, 150 CHAP. VIII. _The Author sets out from Kenné--Crosses the Desert of the Thebaid--Visits the Marble Mountains--Arrives at Cosseir on the Red Sea--Transactions there_, 169 CHAP. IX. _Voyage to Jibbel Zumrud--Returns to Cosseir--Sails from Cosseir--Jassateen Islands--Arrives at Tor_, 204 CHAP. X. _Sails from Tor--Passes the Elanitic Gulf--Sees Raddua--Arrives at Yambo--Incidents there--Arrives at Jidda_, 239 CHAP. XI. _Occurrences at Jidda--Visit of the Vizir--Alarm of the Factory--Great Civility of the English trading from India--Polygamy--Opinion of Dr Arbuthnot ill-founded--Contrary to Reason and Experience--Leaves Jidda_, 265 CHAP. XII. _Sails from Jidda--Konsodah--Ras Heli, Boundary of Arabia Felix--Arrives at Loheia--Proceeds to the Straits of the Indian Ocean--Arrives there--Returns by Azab to Loheia_, 294 CHAP. XIII. _Sails for Masuah--Passes a Volcano--Comes to Dahalac--Troubled with a Ghost--Arrives at Masuah_, 327 BOOK II. ACCOUNT OF THE FIRST AGES OF THE INDIAN AND AFRICAN TRADE--THE FIRST PEOPLING OF ABYSSINIA AND ATBARA--SOME CONJECTURES CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE THERE. CHAP. I. _Of the Indian Trade in its earliest Ages--Settlement of Ethiopia--Troglodytes--Building of the first Cities_, 365 CHAP. II. _Saba and the South of Africa peopled--Shepherds, their particular Employment and Circumstances--Abyssinia occupied by seven Stranger Nations--Specimens of their several Languages--Conjectures concerning them_, 381 CHAP. III.