Fellows, Charles: Travels and researches in Asia Minor, more particularly in the province of Lycia (London, 1852)

CONTENTS,

CHAPTEE I.

LYDIA.

Arrival at Smyrna.—Costume.—Description of the Town.—Casino
Ball.—Slave Market.—Manners of the People.—Greek Church.
—Antiquities.—Egyptian Customs.—Departure for Magnesia.—
Caravan Bridge.—Natural History on the way.—Khan at Mag-
nesia.—Journey to Thyatira, one of the Seven Churches.—Its
Antiquities .......

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CHAPTEE II.

MYSIA.

Journey to Soma.—Inscriptions.—Proceed to Pergamus.—Its
Antiquities and Situation.—A Khan.—Natural History of the
Country.—Adramyttium.—Assos.—Its Architectural Remains.
—Its Tombs.—Manners of the People.—Alexandrian Troy.—
Its Ruins.—Hot Springs.—Stone Quarry with Columns.—
Enae.—Implements and Customs of the Ancients retained.—
-—Plains of Troy.—Arrival at the Dardanelles.—Abydos and
its Antiquities .......

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CHAPTEE III.

CONSTANTINOPLE.

French Steamboat.—Arrival at Constantinople.—Climate.—De-
scription of the City.—Bazaars.—Change of Costume by the
Turks,—Habits of the People.—Dancing Dervises.—Antiqui-
ties.—The Sultan.—His Policy.—Situation of the City

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