INDEX. 
Afno. Sec Soudan. 
Aghadcs^ a district of Soudan, notice of, 131, 
132. 
Agrah el rait, or scorpion of the wind, notice 
of, 184. 
Agram, salt lakes of, 245. Probably the 
same with the salt lakes of Domboo, ibid. 
Agrictflture, of the Arabs, 44. Of Fezzan, 275. 
Amaymet Saad, pass of, 305, 
Amusements, of the African Arabs, 52. 
Animals, found in Fezzan, 271 — 273. 
Antiquities, ruins of, discovered at the well of 
Bonjem, 66. Near the castle of Zleetun, 
334. At Zelida, 337, 338. 
Ants, devastation of, in Fezzan, 187, 188. 
Arabs, general chai'acter of, 38, 39. Their 
dress, 39, 40. Arms, 40. Two classes 
of, 41. Their tents described, ibid. 
Government of their tribes, 42. Religion, 
ibid. Marriages, 42, 43, 299- Their 
cattle, accustomed to subsist without wa- 
ter, 44. Their agriculture, ibid. Pro- 
duce of their flocks, 45, 46. Quality and 
value of their horses, 46, 47. Mode of 
shoeing adopted by them, 48. Diet of 
the Arabs, 48 — 52. Their amusements, 
52. Forms of courtesy, 53. Their ig- 
norance respecting Europe, 53, 54. Ac- 
count of the tribe, called Waled Suhraan, 
54, 55. Notice of the Orfllly tribe, 34 
— 36. And of the tribes of Sockna and 
the frontier of Fezzan, 79, 80. Their 
method of preparing meat for a journey, 
219. 
Areg el Libben, (village), 205. 
Arms of the Tripolines and Arabs, 40, 41. 
Of the Tuarick, an African tribe, 1 10. 
Aseala, an Arabian dish, how prepared, 49, 
50. 
Asclis, a species of reptile at Morzouk, de- 
scribed, 184. 
Atila, an Arabian dish, how prepared, 50. 
Baba Hassein, a Turkish trader, anecdotes 
of, 303, 304, 310. Is plundered by some 
Arabs, 338. 
Bahr el Ghazal, a province in the interior of 
Africa, notice of, 127. Productions, ibid. 
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