Note 3 — List of Coloured Illustrations.

Sheníl is the Singilis of the Romans. The name of another “considerable stream” of Granada—the Darro—is derived from Hadároh in Arabic, probably from Hadár, which means the rapidity with which a swollen river comes down from the mountains; a description well defining the character of the river Darro, which rushes down the hill-side and comes boiling along its channel at the foot.