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Chap. III. Of the several Roads in general from Aleppo to Ispahan, and particularly of the Road through the Great Desert. Pag. 60
Chap. IV. Of the Road from Aleppo to Ispahan, through Mesopotamia and Assyria, which I travell'd in my third Voyage to the Indies. 66
Chap. V. A Continuation of the Road from Nineveh to Ispahan, together with the Story of an Ambassador call'd Dominico de Santis. 72
Chap. VI. Of the Road which the Author kept, when he travell'd the fourth time into Asia, to go from Paris to Ormus. And first of his Voyage from Marseilles to Alexandretta. 78
Chap. VII. A Continuation of the Road which the Author kept in the fourth Voyage into Asia, and particularly of his passage upon the Tigris from Nineveh to Babylon. 82
Chap. VIII. A Continuation of the Road from Bagdat to Balsara, and of the Religion of the Christians of St. John. 87
Chap. IX. A Continuation of the Road from Balsara to Ormus. 94
Chap. X. Of the Author's first Voyage, and the Adventures of the four French-men. 95
The Third Book of the Persian Travels of Monsieur Tavernier, containing the Author's Sixth and Last Voyages, and the Roads through Turky into Persia, through the Northern Provinces of Europe. With a Description of several Countries, lying upon the Black and Caspian Seas.
Chap. I. Of the Author's sixth and last Voyage from his setting out of Paris, to his Landing at Smyrna. 99
Chap. II. A Continuation of the Author's sixth Voyage, as he travell'd from Smyrna to Ifpahan. 102
Chap. III. The Road from Aleppo to Tauris, through Diarbequir and Van. 103
Chap. IV. Another Road from Aleppo to Tauris, through Geziré and other places. 108
Chap. V. The Road from Aleppo to Ispahan through the Small Desert, and through Kengavar. 109
Chap. VI. Another Road from Constantinople to Ispahan, by the Euxine or Black Sea; with some Remarks upon the principal Cities thereabouts. 113
Chap. VII. The Road from Warsow to Ispahan, over the Black Sea, and from Ispahan to Mosco; with the names of the principal Cities and Islands of Turky, according to the vulgar pronunciation, at they are call'd in the Language of the Turks, 115
Chap. VIII. Remarks upon the Trade of the Island of Candy, and the principal Isles of the Archipelago; as also upon some of the Cities of Greece adjoyning; with a particular Relation of the present condition of the Grand Signor's Galleys, belonging as well to the Isles as to the Continent. 118
Chap. IX. Relation of the present State of Georgia. 123
Chap. X. A Relation of the present State of Mengrelia. 125
Chap. XI. Of Comania, Circassia, and of certain people which they call Kalmouchs. 126

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