uires but little correction. (Efht,pp. 214-215 ; see also Bardosa in Ram. I. 288 ; Owen, I. 269; Stanleys Correa,p. 261 ; J. R. G. S. II. 91 ; Fra Mauro in Zurla, p. 61 ; see also Remands Abul-feda, vol. i. pp. 15-16 ; and Ocean Highways, August to November, 1873.) Note 5.—The fable of the Rukh was… … The Rukh (from Lanes Arabian Nights), after a Persian drawing. Hindus, the Simurgh of the old Persians, the Angka of the Arabs, the Bar Yuchre ofthe Rabbinical legends, the Gryps of the Greeks, were probably all versions of thesame original fable. 4i6 MARCO POLO Book III. Bochart quotes a bitter…
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