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contents of vol. iii.
v
Chap. XLIIL
Tomieh—Aboutige—Robbers — Talita — Copht—
Sick man, and the method in which the author re-
pressed his arrogance—Catholic Cophts—The per-
secutions which they suffer—Engraved stones and
medals—Apples—Melons—Down Sdidi — Species
of palm-tree of Thebais—Different species of the
leprosy - - - "95
Chap. XLIV.
Souhaje—Italian monks of the Society de Propa-
ganda Fide, their incivility, their mode of life, their
house—Letter of their superior—Catholic Cophts
—Echmimm — Panopolis — Catholic priest—An-
tique figure—Mosque—Plains of Echmimm—
Melons—Courtezans—Chrysomal - 114
Chap. XLV.
Italian monks — Cophtish cure — Excessive heat —
Barchs—Bourn—Monks of Farschout—Arabian
prince—'Farschout—Author s boat put in requisi-
tion—Justice which the Arabian prince ordered to
he done him—Intolerance on the part of a Mame-
luc—Departure from Sahet—Rafts of pastecas—
Crocodile—Hon, Diospolis-parva—Kafir Essa'iad
—Rafts of earthenware—Birds—Dogs—Dan-
gerous passage of the Nile—Accident which befell
the author's boat—El Bab, another dangerous
place - - - - - - 133
Chap.
v
Chap. XLIIL
Tomieh—Aboutige—Robbers — Talita — Copht—
Sick man, and the method in which the author re-
pressed his arrogance—Catholic Cophts—The per-
secutions which they suffer—Engraved stones and
medals—Apples—Melons—Down Sdidi — Species
of palm-tree of Thebais—Different species of the
leprosy - - - "95
Chap. XLIV.
Souhaje—Italian monks of the Society de Propa-
ganda Fide, their incivility, their mode of life, their
house—Letter of their superior—Catholic Cophts
—Echmimm — Panopolis — Catholic priest—An-
tique figure—Mosque—Plains of Echmimm—
Melons—Courtezans—Chrysomal - 114
Chap. XLV.
Italian monks — Cophtish cure — Excessive heat —
Barchs—Bourn—Monks of Farschout—Arabian
prince—'Farschout—Author s boat put in requisi-
tion—Justice which the Arabian prince ordered to
he done him—Intolerance on the part of a Mame-
luc—Departure from Sahet—Rafts of pastecas—
Crocodile—Hon, Diospolis-parva—Kafir Essa'iad
—Rafts of earthenware—Birds—Dogs—Dan-
gerous passage of the Nile—Accident which befell
the author's boat—El Bab, another dangerous
place - - - - - - 133
Chap.