222 INDEX. 



Papre 

 Camel, his progress eastward 1 76 



how treated by Arabs 99 



how treated by Egyptians 100 



mihtary uses of 185 



not housed 103 



numbers of • 162 



products 74-81 



range of country 1 74 



range of vision while riding 192 



sagacity of 100 



secure from stampedes • > 191 



size 64 



useful for transporting light artillery 188 



value for the saddle 123 



Caravan 136 



organization and march of 242 



length of day's journey • 122 



Carbuccia, Du Dromadaire 29 



Castration • 69 



Cereal grains not affected by change of climate 18 



Civilized man has conquered inon/anic nature only 15 



reclaimed no wild animals 16 



Climates inhabited by camel <• 170 



Clothing for desert travel • • • • 148 



Deloul, name of swift camel in Arabia and Syria 33 



Desert not absolutely sterile 83 



temperature of 171 



Domestic plants and animals not traceable to original 



stocks 17 



reclaimed by primitive man 17 



Dromedaries, fleetest where found 1 95 



Dromedary, breed not species 31, 34 



gear of 113 



high-bred, requires careful training 95 



mode of training, described 95-8 



Egyptians ancient, did not possess camel 31 



