Monthly Archives: October 2006

Ricold, Matthew Paris, and many more These legends are referred to by Rabbi Benjamin, Hayton, Rubruquis, Ricold, Matthew Paris, and many more. Josephus indeed speaks of the Pass which Alexander fortified with gates of steel. But his saying that the … Continue reading →

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G It is very notable that in Ramusio, in Pipino, and in one passage of the G. Text, the name is written _Scasem_, which has led some to suppose the _Ish-Kshm_ of Wood to be meant. That place is much … Continue reading →

despondency, believing that the hand of God was turned against her, and that their love would never be enjoyed The bride, from her joy and relief, fell into a state of the gloomiest despondency, believing that the hand of God … Continue reading →

story told by the Chinese, many centuries earlier, when speaking of this same region What Polo heard of the Bucephalid strain was perhaps but another form of a story told by the Chinese, many centuries earlier, when speaking of this … Continue reading →

NOTE 1.–We are to conceive of rows of small tables, at each of which were set probably but two guests. This seems to be the modern Chinese practice, and to go back to some very old accounts of the Tartar … Continue reading →