but little correction. {Etht?,pp. 214-215; see also Barbosa in Ram. I. 288; Owen, I. 269; Stci7iley>s Correct,p. 261 ; J. R. G. S. II. 91 ; Fra Manro 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 Simnrgh 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. 4*6 MARCO POLO Book III. Bochart quotes a bitter…
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