then another Bed of Reeds, and fix rows of Bricks:, then a third with five rows,decreafing in that manner till you come to the top. The form of it feems to havebeen rather fquare than round •, and in the higheft part of that which remains thereappears a Hole like a Window *, if it were not rather… … Q^OOO Xooo cA cTcale offyoo Pafhr Chap.VIII. of Monfieur Tavernier. 87 is no likelihood that this fhould be the Remains of the ancient Tower of Ba-bel. The Plane of the City o[ Bagdat, which is to be compafsd, as wellby Land as by Water, in two Hours. A. The ground-Plot. B. The Fortrcf. C; The Gate…
Voyages and travels
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