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of, bomb-proof. Bastions. Roman spring at. Old Roman town of Sheila at, described. Old Roman coins, 111. Mosques, tower of Hassan, similar to one at Timbuctoo, &c. described, 112. Rabat and Salee, abundant countries, 113.

Religions, of all kinds, tolerated at Timbuctoo, Repast, or dinner, sent by the prince Muley Teib, 192. Retaliation for murder, an incumbent duty on th individuals of a family, 295. Revenge of the Shelluhs, described, 152.

of the Shelluhs for murder rigidly pursued, 291. Richardson, incorrect in calling the Arabic guttural letter, grain, ghain, 492. Richardson's Arabic grammar, some errors in, 351. Riches of the Arabs, in what it consists, 247. Rivers, in sandy districts, change their courses, 440. Rohhery, singular mode of, 116. Rontgen, African traveller, death of, 425.

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Santa Cruz, the port of, delivered to the Dutch, 403.

, See Agadeer, , or Agadeer, the key to Sudan, 268. ——— , invoice from Timbuctoo to, 345.

opened to Dutch commerce by the author, 436. Sanctuary of Muley Dris Zerone, 80.

Sqffy, its road for shipping described, 108. Situation and description of, 108. Sahara north part described, no water, 4. South part described, 7. Water carried in goat-skins, 5. Sheiks of, independent, < , Arabs of, prefer sleeping in the open air, 155.

Salee, dungeon of, for Christian captives, 114.

and Rabat, the adjacent country productive, 113.

Salutations, peculiar character of their, 235. Saneet Urtemma, a dangerous country, 110. Sand baths, 279. Science and the arts, decay of, among the Arabs, 352. Sebu, river, situation of, 438. Sejin Messa, etymology of the name, vulgarly called Segilmessa, 145. Senegambia, 70. SerpentSf charmers of, described, 430.

, domestic, of Marocco, 213. Servants of the emperor, policy of, 280.