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[341.] Dillon’s Trav. in Spain, quot. in Ins. (Murray, 1838), ii. 205.

[342.] Gent. Mag., xx. 382; xxiii. 387.

[343.] Ibid., xlii. 293.

[344.] Jackson’s Trav. in Morocco, p. 105. Cf. Lempriere, Pinkerton’s Col. of Voy. and Trav., xv. 709.

[345.] Cuv. An. King.—Ins., ii. 212.

[346.] Gent. Mag., lxii. 543.

[347.] Ibid., liii. 526, Pt. I.

[348.] Trav., etc., 257.

[349.] K. and S. Introd., i. 219.

[350.] Orient. Mem., ii. 273.