Note 1 — CHAP. III.
Reading edition
: Taou-e ché-lëŏ, quoted in the Hae-kwŏ-too che, Foreign Geography, b. xviii. p. 15.
2: Leang-shoo, b. liv. p. 10; Nan-shè, b. lxxiii. p. 13; Tung-tëen, b. clxxxviii. p. 17.
3: The Chinese books repeat the popular belief that the hollow of the sacred footstep contains water "which does not dry up all the year round;" and that invalids recover by drinking from the well at the foot of the mountain; into which "the sea-water enters free from salt." Taou-e ché-lëŏ, quoted in the Hae-kwŏ-toô-ché, or Foreign Geography, b. xxviii. p. 15.
4: Po-wŭh Yaou-lan, b. xxxiii. p. 1. WANG-KE, Sŭ-Wan-hëentung-kaou, b. ccxxxvi. p. 19.
5: Tung-tëen, b. clxxxviii. p. 17. Tae-ping, b. dcclxxxvii p. 5.
6: Leang-shoo, b. liv. p. 10.