"سرد لإقامة في كردستان وفي موقع نينوى القديمة؛ مع مذكرات رحلة إلى بغداد عبر نهر دجلة ووصف زيارة إلى شيراز وبرسبوليس." [‎٣‎٥‎٧] (٤٥٠/٣٩٢)

APP. IV.]
BY THE TIGRIS.
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Left Bank.
Tel Hamlia, a small
mount, just opposite Jeb-
bar.
Left bank grows un
even.
Strange unsightly sand
stone hills and mounts.
Tel Dhahab just below
Course.
61. 15"
The same curious heaps
continue.
7 0 Musahhaj.
S. 15 E.
7 40
8 25 Under the Ham-
reen. Stop on the
right bank near
one hour, below
Jabbar, at which
it was impossible
to bring the kel-
lek to.
10 20 Got under way
again."
S. 45 E.
10 30 S.
10 52 E.
11 0 N. 60 E.
11 15 Obliged to bring
to, on account of
the violence of the
wind. 1 availed
myself ofthe stop
page to get an ob
servation.
Fat'hha, S. 15 S.,
about two miles in
a straight line.
1 25 Off again.
Right Bank.
Termination of the
Khanuza hills on the Ti
gris ; interval between
them and the Hamreen
hills, filled with a confu
sion of mounts anddebris,
tossed up in the most fan
ciful and unsightly man
ner. These continue to
the front of the Hamreen
on the river.
Hamreen; Musahhaj
before it.
Keep the Hamreen on
the right.
Jebbar Kalaasi, or Ka-
laat ul Jebbar, the Ty
rant's castle. A ruin, a
little way up the Ham-
reen.
Very high earthy cliffs,
evidently debris from the
Hamreen, which are
about one mile from the
water.