A journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople 1808-09 : in which is included, some account of the proceedings of His Majesty's mission, under Sir Harford Jones, Bart. K.C. to the court of the King of Persia / by James Morier.

  • Morier, James Justinian, 1780?-1849.
Date:
1812
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Credit: A journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople 1808-09 : in which is included, some account of the proceedings of His Majesty's mission, under Sir Harford Jones, Bart. K.C. to the court of the King of Persia / by James Morier. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    Arab tribes on the coast of Persia, p. 16, 50—at Shooster, p. 252—throughout the kingdom, p. 240— pirates, p. 371 Ararat, mountain of, p. 306. 308. 315 “ Arctomys of Linnaeus, p- 260 Araxes, river, now the Bend-emir, p. 124—another, now the Arras, p. 317 Ark, fortified palace, p. 207. 225. 259 Armaghaneh, village of, p. 262 Arched roofs at Derees, p. 85—at Abadeh, p. 151—at Mesjid Madre Suleiman, p. 146 Armenian clergy in Ispahan, p. 161—churches at Julfa, p. 168—merchant, p. 225—people at Arz-roum, p. 322—inscription, p. 329 Arrian, p. 146 Arsingan, p. 332 Arubah, cape, p. 3 “ Arz-beg, lord of requests, p. 69. 76 Arz-roum, p. 320—ancient and present state, p. 322 Ashreff, the second Affghan king, p. 168. 175 Ashreff, town of, p. 288 Ashtola, island of, p. 4 Asher Khan, Persian Embassador in Paris, p. 334 Asparagus, wild, p. 330 “Asses Ears,” points of land, p. 9 Asterabad, p. 288 Astrology of Bushire, p. 69. 73—of Tabriz, p. 291 Atesh Gau, p. 234 Attabek Shah,p.102 Auk-kend, village of, p. 264 B “ Backshish, vails, p. 323 Bagh Shah Cheragh, p. 97 Baghwarder, latitude near it, p. 152 Bahram, fort of King, p. 150 Bahrein, p. 52, 53- 62 Baibort, district of, p. 331 BaIRAM AlI'KhAN CADJAR.p. 100. 108. 122 Bairam, feast of the, p. 40—Corban Bairam, p. 154 “ Baklavah , cake of honey, paste, &c. p. 324 Bakouba, p. 284 Baktegian, lake of, p. 124 Baktiar tribe, p. 240. 242—body guard of the Prince at Shiraz,p. 110—mountains, p. 160 “ Balcouah, customary present to an embassador, p. 35 Balouches, from Crotchey to Cape Monze, p. 5. 49, 50 Balouchestan, p. 49 Bang, cape, p. 50 Barley, p. 262. 266—open to the King's people, p. 256 Barnhill, the, p. 7 Bayazid, city of, p. 306 Bay rack, p. 350 Bazars of Bushire, p. 57—of Shiraz, p. 102—of Ispa- han, p. 170 Beards in Persia, p. 166—dyed, p. 231—process of dying, p. 247 Bebehan, city of, p. 49 Beglerbegs, p. 49—See p. 235—of Ispahan, p. 160. 162. 172 Benak, spice plant, p. 92 Bendemir, river, ancient Araxes, p. 51—course of, p. 124 Bendes, p. 61 •' Ben Gieul, [of the Euphrates, see map] of the Aratfes. p. 317. 326 Bisgoush, mountains of, p. 270 Blacker, Lieutenant, p. 2 Blanket, Admiral, p. 33 Body-Guard, of the King, p. 242 Bokhara, blue beards in, p. 247—Silver frond, p. 2SS Boli, p. 357—forest of, p. 358 Bombay, departure from, p. 2 Bombareek, cape and rock of, p. 6 Boots in Persia, p. 246 Borazjoon, village of, p. 76 Bosnia, native of, p. 324. 340 Bottle of sugar candy broken before the Envoy’s horse, p. 84.97. 124 Bridges at Ispahan, p. 162. 213 Broad cloth, excellence of English, p. 355. Brodies from Monze to Cape Jasques, p. 5 Bruce, Mr. Assistant Resident at Bushire, p. 10, 11. 32, 33.37. 51, 52- 69.206, 218—sent to India, p, 219. 240 Buffaloes, p. 359 Bullion, price ef in Persia, p. 238 Bund-emir Timoor, p. 124—Bund Kohrood, p. 177—at Ispahan, p. 213 Buonaparte, Treaty with Persia, p. 216—conduct of the Persians, p. 251—his hospital at Malta, p. 368 Busheab, island of, or Khoshaub, p. 7—pearls on the shoal, p. 53 Bushire, arrival in the roads, p. 10—landing in Persia, p. 12—militia of, p. 13—history of the Sheik of, chap. ii. p. 15-28—description of the town, p. 56-8 Bustard, p. 61. 3