Note 1 — Chapter I
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: Aden was a Roman emporium; [Greek: Rhomaikon emporion Adanên].—PHILOSTORGIUS, p. 28.
2: HAZMA ISPAHANENSIS, p. 102; REINAUD, Relation, &c., vol. i. p. 35.
3: MASSOUDI, Meadows of Gold, Transl. of SPRENGER, vol. i. p. 246.
4: ABOU-ZEYD, vol. i. p, 14; REINAUD Discours, pp. 44, 78.
5: DULAURIER, Journ. Asiat., vol. xiix, p. 141; VINCENT, vol. ii, pp. 464,507.
6: ABOU-ZEYD, p. 15; REINAUD, Mém. sur l'Inde, p. 201.
7: PLINY, lib. vi. ch. xxvi.; Periplus Mar. Erythr.
8: ROBERTSON, Au Ind., sec. ii. Periplus of the Erythrean Sea describes these Ceylon crafts as rigged vessels, [Greek: histiopepoiêmenois nêusi].