"الجغرافيا الشرقية لابن حوقل، رحّالة عربي من القرن العاشر" [‎١‎٠‎٧] (٣٨٨/١٦٠)

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Route from Shiraz to Sirgan.
F rom Shiraz to Istakhar, twelve farsang; to the Reseid Gah
Kelouder, o eight farsang; from Reseid Gah to
J LTToUJ Zy ad-Ah ad, which has been reckoned as part of
Khuristan, five farsang; from Zyad-Abad to the vil
lage of Herhaian*, where there is a small lake, six
farsang: from Herbaian to the AyJci DJiey Ahdar-
rahman, three farsang; from Abdarrahman to Dhey
Mouredf where is a town called Boudenjan, six far
sang; from Dhey Moured to Sahel al Kehri,
eight farsang; and from Sahel al Kebri to the
Rehat Sirmkan, eight farsang ; from Sirmkan to Rebat
Posht Khem, nine farsang.; and from Rebat Sirmkan to
Sirgan, of Kirman, nine farsang; the Rebat Sirmkan belongs to
the borders of Kirman.
* I must acknowledge, that in this name I have supplied by conjecture the diacritical
points of the ya, as in my MS. the word is thus written, I had hopes that
the Eton MS. might enable me to ascertain the true reading ; but I found it in this as
in most similar cases, still more unsatisfactory and equivocal than my own, the points
being altogether omitted, and the word appearing thus, I have noticed in
the Preface the various pronunciations of such a character, according to the application
of points.