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the Persian Travels.
| Chap. XII. Of the Ceremonies and Customs of the people of Comania and Circassia. | 129 | |
| Chap. XIII. Of the lesser Tartars, call'd Nogaies, bord'ring upon Comania. | 132 | |
The Fourth Book of the Travels of Monsieur Tavernier, being a Description of Persia.
| Chap. I. Of the Extent of Persia, and its Division into Provinces. | 141 | |
| Chap. II. Of the Flowers and Fruits of Persia, of Turquoises and Pearls. | 144 | |
| Chap. III. Of the Beasts of Service, of the Fish and Fowl of Persia. | 145 | |
| Chap. IV. Of the manner of Building in Persia. | 147 | |
| Chap. V. Description of Ispahan, the chief City of the Kingdom and Dominion of the King of Persia. | 148 | |
| Chap. VI. Of Zulpha, a City separated from Ispahan by the River Senderou. | 155 | |
| Chap. VII. Of the Religion of the Persians; of the great Feast of Hocen and Hussein, and the Camel-Feast. | 160 | |
| Chap. VIII. Of the Religion of the Gaurs, the Relicks of the ancient Persians, Adorers of Fire. | 163 | |
| Chap. IX. Of the Religion of the Armenians, and of their principal Ceremonies; and how the Armenians Consecrate and Administer the Sacrament. | 169 | |
| Chap. X. Of the Ordination of their Priesthood; and their Austerities. | 170 | |
| Chap. XI. Of their Baptism. | 171 | |
| Chap. XII. Of the Marriage of the Armenians. | 172 | |
| Chap. XIII. How the Armenians Bury their Dead. | 173 | |
| Chap. XIV. Examples of the Constancy of the Armenians, in maintaining their Religion against the Persecutions of the Mahometans. | 174 | |
| Chap. XV. Of the Author's Reception at the Court of Persia in his sixth and last Voyage, and what he did there during his stay at Ispahan. | 177 | |
| Chap. XVI. Of the Honours and Presents which the Author receiv'd from the King of Persia. | 179 | |
| Chap. XVII. How the King was pleas'd to divertise himself in the Author's Company. | 181 | |
The Fifth Book of the Persian Travels of Monsieur Tavernier, being a Politick and Historical Description of Persia, with the Roads from Ispahan to Ormus.
| Chap. I. Of the Genealogy of the Kings of Persia, of the last Race. | 195 | |
| Chap. II. Of certain particular Actions which denote the Virtues and Vices of the Kings of Persia, from Sha-Abas the first, to Sha-Soliman the present King. And first of Sha-Abas the Great. | 202 | |
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