FOOTNOTES.
[30] Properly Teica, an ornament of gold placed above the nose.
[31] Pendents.
[32] Seita Cund, or the Pool of Seita, the wife of Rani, is the name given to the wonderful spring at Mangeir, with boiling water, of exquisite clearness and purity.
[33] Her tears, when she was made captive by the giant Rawan.
[34] A small mirror worn in a ring.
[35] Bracelets.
[36] The inscription runs thus: Εἰμι ἐκεῖνος ἰχθὸς ταύτη λίμνη παντοπρωτος ἐπιτεθεὶς διὰ τῦ κοσμητῦ φεδηρίκυ β τὰς χεῖρας εν τὴ έ. ἡμερα τῦ Ὁκτωζρίυ. α.σ.λ. This pike was taken about Hailprun, the imperial city of Suevia, in the year 1497.—Gesner.
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