"رحلات في آشور، ميديا، وبلاد فارس، بما في ذلك رحلة من بغداد مروراً بجبل زاغروس وصولاً إلى حمدان، في أكباتانا القديمة، والبحوث في أصفهان وأطلال برسبوليس، ورحلة منها مروراً بشيراز وشابور وصولاً إلى ساحل البحر. وصف البصرة، بوشهر، البحرين، هرمز، ومسقط، وسرد لحملة ضد قراصنة الخليج العربي، مع رسومات توضيحية لرحلة بحرية لنيرتشوس، والمرور ببحر العرب إلى بومباي. [‎٥‎٤‎١] (٥٨٢/٥٧٢)

INDEX.
541
Colquhoun, Dr. character of, 382
Concobar, conjecture respecting, 153
Corn-mill, model of a, 212
Cossaeans, particulars relative to the^ 51, 57, 60
Ctesiphon, 25, 26, 35, 41
Cufa, city of, its supposed ruins, 8
Curia-Muria, islands of, 527
Cutch, gulf of, 531
Cypresses of Shiraz, 296
Cyrus, his march against Babylon, 118
Danee, island of, 449
D'Anville, his f Memoir on the Euphrates and the
Tigris/ 23—error of, 26—supposes Artemita
and Dastagherd to be the same place, 37—allu
sions to, 152, 443
Daood Effendi, rebellion of, 19, 48
Daoos, island of, 449
Dastagherd, Palace of, 23, 24, 25, 28, 50
Degerdoo, a small station, 256
Dehbid, village of, 285
Dehuck, account of the town of, 187^ 188
Delamee, island of, 450
Derees, road to, 343
Dervish, curious account of a, 155—effective dis
course of one, 327
Dervishes, tombs of, at Shiraz, 297, 298
De Sacy, on the Antiquities of Persia, 9, 24, 40,
43, 127, 133, 146, 432
D'Herbelot, extract from, 39
Diala, journey across the, 2—appearance of the
river, 8—supposed source of the, 10—various
conjectures respecting the, 23, 25—error of
D'Anville concerning, 26
Diana, Temple of, 153
Diodorus, his account of the Carduchians, 48—
allusion to, 153, 163, 278
Dress, fashion of, in Persia, 214
Dufterdar Effendi, Secretary of State, 84
Dumboo, village of, 186
Dusht-urgeon, village of, 316, 317—town of, 318
Duzgurra, castle of, 50
Ecbatana, Hamadan said to be the site of, 159
£1 Assr, the hour of prayer between noon and
sunset, ib.
Elephanta, summit of, 536
El-Hhussny, village of, 189
Elia-abad, a small village, 179
Elias, a Christian merchant, 81
El Kateef, port of, 459
Elwund, mountain of, 162
English factory, at Bussorah, 382
Erythras, King, tomb of, 493
Esther and Mordecai, tomb of, 166—inscription
on the tomb of, 167
Eulaeus, river, particulars relative to, 153
Euphrates, banks of the, 393
European factories at Bussorah, 380, 381
Ferhad, the Georgian, the lover of the fair
Shirine, 40, 42, 120, 133
Figures, curious, 128
Fire-altars, described, 265, 341
Firooz Ullah Khan, 154
Firouzabad, town of, 434
Fly, an East India Company's cruiser, taken by
a French privateer, 409—her crew fall into the
power of the Joassamee pirates, 410—their sub
sequent adventures, 411
Franklin, Dr. expedient of, 183
Frazer, Mr. J. B. 471
French vessel, plundered by the Joassamee pi
rates, 381
Funeral ceremonies of the Persians, 239—service
at sea, 498, 533
Funerals of the ancient Persians, 312
Fury, the, attacked by the Joassamee pirates.
414
Futhabad, village of, 265
Futteh Ali Shah, palace of, 232—portrait of, 234
—his residence at Ispahan, ib. —his sons, 235
Pasha, Governor of Zohaub, 49
Gajjong, the ruined quarter of Ispahan, 200
German crown, current at Muscat, 511
Ghareeb, Hadjee Seid, tomb of, 306
Ghilan, district of, 12,65
Giaour, remarks on the term, 28
Soo, a stream so called, 29
Se, a cluster of villages, 175
Giaour-Tuppe-se, or Hill of the Infidels, 22—con
jectures respecting, 26
Gibbon, extracts from, 27, 28
Gombez Lala, or the tomb of the slave, 255
Gombroon, English factory at, 473
Goolpyegan, route from Hamadan to, 168—account
of, 181—journey from to Ispahan, by Rhamat-
abad, Dehuck, and Chal-Seah, 184
Graham, Lieut, killed, 416
Graine, town and bay of, 463—islands near, 464
Great Tomb, an island in the Persian Gulf, 468
Greek inscription, 143
Guebres, or fire-worshippers, 312
Gulistan, the merchant, 209
Gymnast, or Athletes, account of, 307
Hadjeeabad, village of, 259
Hafiz, visit to the tomb of, 300—works of, ib.
Hamadan, the site of the ancient Ecbatana, 159
—route from to Goolpyegan, 168
Hamam-e-Vakeel, a bath, at Shiraz, 288
Harem, royal at Ispahan, 217
Harounabad, town of, 70
Hasht Behest, or Eight Gardens, at Ispahan, 219
Hassan, his meeting with the Dervish Ismael, 284
—account of, 249—anecdote related by him, ib.
Hassan Ben Rahma, a pirate chief, letter to, 480
—his reply, 495
Hebrew inscription, 167
Hellowla, city of, 39—ruins of, 42—route from, to
Zohaub and Serpool, 45
Hephsestion, death of, 164,165
Heraclius, his march to Dastagherd, 25, 34
Herat, city of, particulars relative to, 156
Herbert, Sir Thomas, his account of Ispahan, 231
—of an embassy to the court of Ispahan, in the
time of Abbas, 236—Persian funerals, 239—ex
tract from his Travels, 475
Herodotus, remark of, 304