... between the Oxus and the Dnieper, (Jarrett III, 104.) In the 7 Ahwāz, a town in
Khūzistān (Persia) on the Karun, (Jarrett III, 65) famous for its weir. (Réclus Aïn (
Text) Saqlāb is described as a city of Rüm which must be a mistake for Rüs. It
seems that Saqlāb and Chalybes are the same word. 2 Jarrett III, 327. There A.F.
apparently repudiates the idea that the Hindus are descended from Ham. *
Corresponds to Mizraim of the Bible. * Arpachshad of Genesis 10, 22. 6 Ashur. •
Ain, Madā'in ...
Behind riset a ridge whose verdant slopes are dotted with apple trees in full
bloom. School originally intended for boys, but with the decrease of the
population the girls' school has been closed and the remaining pupils transferred
to the boys' school. The teacher has thus seen his work doubled at a single * I
have to thank M. Javary, Primary Inspector of Tours, for these specimen time-
tables in use in Indre-vt-Loire. stroke, but judging by the masterly way he has
rearranged .)•• r'i The ...
