[272]Or Bundai; Barth has “Bunday.”
[273]The Cortier map is somewhat inaccurate hereabouts.
[274]“Asbenawa,” from “Asben,” the alternative name for Air in Southland, is the name which is there given to the Tuareg. Barth, op. cit., Vol. I. p. 334.
[275]Wrongly called Tamgak on the Cortier map. The name Tamgak is only given to the larger group on the north of the Ighazar.
[276]Not in any way, of course, connected with the Azañieres mountains, which are many miles away.
[277]The italics are his. Duveyrier, op. cit., p. 458.
[278]Barth, op. cit., Vol. I. p. 197. That the road should have run from Telizzarhen to Anai and then to Air is very doubtful, as this would have entailed a very devious route. What, doubtless, was meant was that it ran from Murzuk or Garama via Anai to Air.
[280]Temed is a mountain north of Tamgak: there is a pool below the peak in a cave on which the prophet Elijah is reputed by the Tuareg to have lived.
[281]Von Bary’s diary, op. cit., p. 192.