"سرد لإقامة في كردستان وفي موقع نينوى القديمة؛ مع مذكرات رحلة إلى بغداد عبر نهر دجلة ووصف زيارة إلى شيراز وبرسبوليس." [‎٣‎٣‎٦] (٤٥٠/٣٧١)

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[APP. IV.
Sulimania, in about the same degree as it rises from the
Karatcholan to the foot of the principal ascent.
At 8 h 50 m , S. 45 W., through an opening in the moun
tain, into the plain of Sulimania, in which we arrived at 9 U .
Hence Sulimania bore S. 20 W. At I0 h we reached our
tents at the Tcharbagh, or Pasha's garden, at Sulimania.
I have thus finished a journey productive of much advan
tage. I have inspected a most curious and interesting part
of Koordistan, scarcely any point of which is known ; and
the routes I pursued, which often depended on mere acci
dent, always turned out to be the best for giving me a
general idea of the country, and the very ones 1 should have
chosen to survey it, had I previously known enough to form
a general plan of proceeding.
Journal of Bearings and Distances, fyc, from Sulimania to
Nineveh and Mousul, through Arbela.
October 21.—L eft the Tcharbaugh at Sulimania at 6 h 45 m ,
a.m . Course N. 80 W. At 7 h 30 m , N. 60 W. At 7 h 45 ^,
at the Tanjeroo, about a mile and a half below Sertchinar;
it runs S. At 7 h 50 m , N. 80 W. At 8 h 30 m , N. 60 W.
At 8 h SS 1 ", village of Barun-mirdeh : thence, S. 70 W., to
the village of Kelespee, watered by a little stream going S.,
a little E., to the Tangeroo or Sertchinar river. Goodroon
just opposite. The W. range of hills about two miles and
a half off. They grow higher as they proceed southwards.
Farther on, behind Goodroon, appears Koorkoor. Halted
for the day.
Bearings, from our station, with the surveying-com
pass :—