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to see all Turky, all Persia, and all India; particularly the famous Diamond Mines, where no European had been before me. Of these three great Empires therefore have I resolv'd to make an ample and exact Description: and I will begin with the several Roads which may be taken from Paris into Persia.

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PERSIAN Travels.

The Spear, Pag. 13. Erivan, p. 15. Money of Persia, p. 51. Bagdat, p. 87. Persian Seals, p. 178, 179. Gomrom, p. 257; Candahar, p. 258.[9 Cuts.]

INDIAN Travels.

Larins, Money of the Great Mogul, of a King, and two Raja's. Pag. 2. Pieces of Gold called Pagods, p. 5. Money of Beda, Pera, Achen, Siam, p. 7. China Money, p. 8. Japon Money, p. 9. Silver Ingots of Japon, and representing the 12 Signs, p. 10. Portugals Muscovy, p. 13. Stones, Diamonds, p. 148. 2 Cuts more, p. 149. Balais Rubies, p. 150. Pearls, p. 150. Musk Cat, p. 153. Faquirs Tree, p. 166. Faquir, p. 167[14 Cuts.]

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