RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET.

Publisher in Ordinary to His Majesty.

1834.

UNVE

OF OXFORD

LIBRARY

LONDON:

1BOTSON AND PALMER, PRINTERS, SAVOY STREET, STRAND.

CONTENTS

TO THE SECOND VOLUME.

CHAPTER I.

Barracks of the ninth regiment of Turkish Cavalry at Isbarta

-Captain Yacoub Bey, the Turkish Napoleon-His mar-

vellous stories, and account of the march from Isbarta to

Homs or Chams-His plan and description of the battle-

Visit to a Greek from Alexandria-The blind shopkeeper

-Affecting melody of our barrack friends-Their subse-

quent fate-Account of the battle of Homs, and advance of

Ibrahim Pasha to Kutaieh
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CHAPTER II.

Leave Isbarta-Ancient vestiges-Arrive at Aglason-River

of Sagalassus-Course of the Duden, the Catarractes-The

position corrected of the Cestrus and Eurymedon-Arch-

bishop of Pisidia's information-Ruins of Sagalassus-Pe-

ripteri temple-Porticoes-Gymnasium-Church of Saga-

lassus-Theatre-Miss my companions-The wild boar-

Tombs-The Oda bashi's conjecture on the diazon of the

theatre-The camel and its medicinal and moral qualities-

Siege of Sagalassus by Alexander-Macedonian phalanx-

Bishops of Sagalassus

CHAPTER III.

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Leave Aglason-Village of Issarkeuy and castle-Descent

through a pine forest-Lose our way, but with a Turcoman

guide arrive at Debrè-Turkish stocking-knitters-Mr.

Dethier's necromancy-Village of Germè-Ascent to the

Acropolis - Ruins-Theatre -Temples - Porticoes-Con-

jectures on the ancient name--whether Cremna or Selge

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CHAPTER IV.

Descent from the Acropolis of Germè-Road to, and arrival

at, the Cassaba of Bujak-Motive for Turkish hospitality-

Probable situation of Perga, Lystra, and Derbe-Leave

Bujak-Pilgrims from the Crimea-Arrival at Bourdour-

Zeal for education among Greeks and Turks-Ancient city,

whether Lysinoe or Cretopolis--Rev. Joseph Wolff-Road

from Aglason to Bourdour, and description of the town. 82

CHAPTER V.

Leave Bourdour-Lose our way-Arrive at Yazakeuy-

Genealogical enigma-Turkish honesty-Lake of Navlo-

Village of Yarislee, the ancient town of Lagon-Inscrip-