October 14, 2007

(_D”Ohsson_, IV

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(_D”Ohsson_, IV. 410; _Gold. Horde_, 228, 238; _Ilch._ II. 184; _Q. R._
pp. 308-309; _Ayeen Akb._ I. 270, and _Blochmann”s_, p. 115; _J. As._ sr.
IV. tom. xix. 276; _Olearius_, ed. 1659, I. 656; _Cathay_, 135; _De
Mailla_, ix. 106; _Gaubil_, p. 6; _Pallas_, _Samml._ I. 35.)

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CHAPTER III

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CHAPTER III.

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In Pauthier”s Text, instead of _des aram_, we find ‘_veult dire en

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franois_ Diex Terrien,’ or Terrestrial God
In Pauthier”s Text, instead of _des aram_, we find ‘_veult dire en
franois_ Diex Terrien,’ or Terrestrial God. This may have been
substituted, in the correction of the original rough dictation, from a
perception that the first expression was unintelligible. The new phrase
does not indeed convey the meaning of _Mulhidah_, but it expresses a main
characteristic of the heretical doctrine. The correction was probably made
by Polo himself; it is certainly of very early date. For in the romance of
Bauduin de Sebourc, which I believe dates early in the 14th century, the
Caliph, on witnessing the extraordinary devotion of the followers of the
Old Man (see note 1, ch. xxiv.), exclaims:

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[’The _date_ wine with spices is not now made at Bender “Abbás

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[’The _date_ wine with spices is not now made at Bender “Abbs. Date
arrack, however, is occasionally found. At Kermn a sort of wine or arrack
is made with spices and alcohol, distilled from sugar; it is called
M?ul-Hyt (water of life), and is recommended as an aphrodisiac. Grain in
the Shaml plain is harvested in April, dates are gathered in August.’
(_Houtum-Schindler_, l.c. p. 496.)

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Wassáf also, in detailing the different classes of the great dignitaries

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of the Mongol monarchy, names (1) the _Noyns_ of the Ulus, or princes of
the blood; (2) the great chiefs of the tribes; (3) the _Amrs of the four
Keshik_, or _Corps of the Body Guard_; (4) the officers of the army,
commanding ten thousands, thousands, and so on
Wassf also, in detailing the different classes of the great dignitaries
of the Mongol monarchy, names (1) the _Noyns_ of the Ulus, or princes of
the blood; (2) the great chiefs of the tribes; (3) the _Amrs of the four
Keshik_, or _Corps of the Body Guard_; (4) the officers of the army,
commanding ten thousands, thousands, and so on.

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October 12, 2007

So now I will tell you of the noble city of Tauris

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So now I will tell you of the noble city of Tauris.

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Over all the mountains of this province rhubarb is found in great

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abundance, and thither merchants come to buy it, and carry it thence all
over the world
Over all the mountains of this province rhubarb is found in great
abundance, and thither merchants come to buy it, and carry it thence all
over the world.[NOTE 3] [Travellers, however, dare not visit those
mountains with any cattle but those of the country, for a certain plant
grows there which is so poisonous that cattle which eat it lose their
hoofs. The cattle of the country know it and eschew it.[NOTE 4]] The
people live by agriculture, and have not much trade. [They are of a brown
complexion. The whole of the province is healthy.]

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October 11, 2007

NOTE 1

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NOTE 1.–SAPURGAN may closely express the pronunciation of the name of the
city which the old Arabic writers call _Sabrkn_ and _Shabrkn_, now
called _Shibrgn_, lying some 90 miles west of Balkh; containing now some
12,000 inhabitants, and situated in a plain still richly cultivated,
though on the verge of the desert.[1] But I have seen no satisfactory
solution of the difficulties as to the time assigned. This in the G. T.
and in Ramusio is clearly six days. The point of departure is indeed
uncertain, but even if we were to place that at Sharakhs on the extreme
verge of cultivated Khorasan, which would be quite inconsistent with other
data, it would have taken the travellers something like double the time to
reach Shbrgn. Where I have followed the G. T. in its reading ‘_quant
l”en a chevauchs six jorne tel che je vos ai conts, adunc treuve l”en
une cit_,’ etc., Pauthier”s text has ‘_Et quant l”en a chevauchi_ les vi
cits, _si treuve l”en une cit?qui a nom Sapurgan_,’ and to this that
editor adheres. But I suspect that _cits_ is a mere lapsus for _journes_
as in the reading in one of his three MSS. What could be meant by
‘_chevauchier les_ vi _cits_’?

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So much for the outposts of the Old World

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So much for the outposts of the Old World. Of the New World, about the
possibility of which Columbus is beginning to dream as he sails the
Mediterranean, there was no knowledge and hardly any thought. Though new
in the thoughts of Columbus, it was very old in itself; generations of
men had lived and walked and spoken and toiled there, ever since men came
upon the earth; sun and shower, the thrill of the seasons, birth and life
and death, had been visiting it for centuries and centuries. And it is
quite possible that, long before even the civilisation that produced
Columbus was in its dawn, men from the Old World had journeyed there.
There are two very old fragments of knowledge which indicate at least the
possibility of a Western World of which the ancients had knowledge.
There is a fragment, preserved from the fourth century before Christ, of
a conversation between Silenus and Midas, King of Phrygia, in which
Silenus correctly describes the Old World–Europe, Asia, and Africa–as
being surrounded by the sea, but also describes, far to the west of it, a
huge island, which had its own civilisation and its own laws, where the
animals and the men were of twice our stature, and lived for twice our
years. There is also the story told by Plato of the island of Atlantis,
which was larger than Africa and Asia together, and which in an
earthquake disappeared beneath the waves, producing such a slime upon the
surface that no ship was able to navigate the sea in that place. This is
the story which the priests of Sais told to Solon, and which was embodied
in the sacred inscriptions in their temples. It is strange that any one
should think of this theory of the slime who had not seen or heard of the
Sargasso Sea–that great bank of floating seaweed that the ocean currents
collect and retain in the middle of the basin of the North Atlantic.

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