significant that the cobalt used during these reignsshould be spoken of as Mohammedan blue, so that it evi-dently was obtained from some Mohammedan source, eitheras tribute or by way of exchange. My own theory is thatit was obtained from the district now known as Baluchistan,as in that mountainous…
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