INDEX. 
863 
Shinounshally, village of, ii. 576. 
Shiraz, the author’s cordial reception at, during 
a fever, i. 688, 689. 
--, period of its foundation and early his¬ 
tory, i. 689. 691, 692. 
-•, situation of, i. 691. 
-, neglected government of, i. 692, 693. 
-, climate, i. 693, 694. 
-, tomb of Sheik Sadi at, i. 693. 695—697. 
-, tomb of Hafiz at, i. 694. 
-, remains near, i. 698. 
--, ancient structure near, probably the 
remains of a little temple, i. 699, 700. 
-, historical remarks concerning the ancient 
temporary temples of the Jews at, i. 701. 
-, valley of, i. 705, 706. 
-, bas reliefs at, i. 706. 
--, wine of, i. 707. 
-, fast of Ramazan, at, i. 708. 
-, fertility of the country near, i. 709. 
-, luxuriance of, i. 710. 
-, court of, i. 712. 
-•, government of Kerim Khan at, i. 713, 
714. 
--, foundery of, i. 715. 
■-, punishment of the bastinado at, i. 716— 
718. 
-—, illness of the author and his servant at, 
i. 719. 
-, the author’s departure from, ii. 1, 2. 
-, small district called, near Lake of 
Ouroomia, ii. 498. 
Shirene, the Fair, history of, ii. 129. 165—168. 
-, stream of, ii. 169. 
-, statue near the river, ii. 170. 
Shirley, Sir Anthony, ii. 16. 
-Robert, ii, 17. 
Shirouch, murders his father Khosroo Purviz, 
ii. 167. 
Shiska, city of, ii. 513. 
Shirwan, Russian district of Persia, ii. 514. 
Shitoon-Awa, village of, ii. 577. 
Shoo-ghain, Khaun of, ii. 675. 
Shoo-Welun-Dagler mountains, ii. 660. 
Shoor-Aub, caravansary of, ii. 382. 
Shoulavar, i. 157- 
Shoumla, the town of, ii. 774. 
Shub-Khanah Dagli mountains, ii. 686. 
Shulgistan, village of, i. 462. 
Shushan. See Susa. 
Siahdan, i. 291. 
Sian Kala, city of, ii. 534. 
-, the author’s return through, ii. 570. 
Silks of Kashan, i. 388. 
Silver-mines of Samsoon, ii. 696. 
Silviera, town of, ii, 769. 
Sin-Sin, caravansary, i. 384. 
Sindja, mountains of, ii. 450. 
Sinope, grave of Mithridates at, ii. 712. 
Sioguros, the ancient capital of Western Cour- 
distan, ii. 446. 
Sircossar river, ii. 443. 
Sirchinar river, ii. 448. 
Sleymonia, palace of, i. 302. 
Smerdis, the usurper, i. 620. 
Smith, Sir Sidney, ii. 238. 
Snake, extraordinary, at Sadarak, ii. 618. 
Sneezing, an ill omen in Persia, i. 481. 
Soak Boulak, Courdish town of, ii. 469. 485, 
486. 
Sofian, village of, i. 219. 
Sofianat, town of, ii. 609. 
Soldiers, Persian, their character, ii. 589. 
Solomon, his name and memory almost adored 
in Persia, i. 497. 
Solomon’s palace, resemblance of in the Chehel- 
Minar, i. 635. 638, 639. 
-, tomb of, ii. 116. 
Somhetie province, i. 157. 
Sons of Futteh Ali Shah, the present king of 
Persia, ii. 508. 
Sooffees, sect of the, 53—57. 
-, origin of the, ii. 54. 
Sooja, ruins of, i. 216. 
Sooja-toon-chai, the river, ii. 713. 
Sooneh, sect, ii. 226. 
Soondscha river, i. 55. 
Soothsayers, ancient, colleges of the, ii. 397, 
398. 
Sophi, the. See Soolfees. 
Sorani, tribe, ii. 450. 
Sormaun, or Sotma river, ii. 682. 
Sow, ruins of, i. 396. 
Spear-head which pierced the side of Christ, i. 
189—191. 
Spring of Amerat, ii. 77- 
St. Demetry, i. 24, 25. 
- f fair at, ib. 
