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52856	APPENDIX.
52857	313
52858	The water of the
52859	Nile,
52860	over which
52861	the zephyr
52862	passes,
52863	seems
52864	to clothe
52865	itself with
52866	ringed
52867	coats of mail.
52868	Hospitable chambers
52869	in which
52870	I have been
52871	sorely tempted
52872	in
52873	heart,
52874	when you were formerly my wineshops and my
52875	hostels;
52876	Behold
52877	!
52878	I
52879	shall not cease
52880	to beg
52881	for
52882	the morning
52883	draught,
52884	when
52885	the
52886	clappers ^
52887	strike,
52888	in my
52889	love
52890	for
52891	the
52892	monasteries.'
52893	I remark
52894	:
52895	this monastery bears among the Christians the name of Saint George,
52896	and the Christians of the neighbourhood assemble there.
52897	27.
52898	The Monastery 0/ Ah/ds, more correctly Akfahs,
52899	is now destroyed.
52900	28.
52901	The Monastery at the extremity of the
52902	district of Manharah stands in bad
52903	repute, because the monks give no one food from thence.
52904	29.
52905	The Monastery
52906	of Al-Khadim
52907	(the
52908	Servant)
52909	is
52910	near
52911	the
52912	canal
52913	of Al-
52914	Manhi, in the district of Al-Bahnasa, and is built in the name of the angel Gabriel.
52915	It possesses gardens containing palms and olive-trees.
52916	30.
52917	The Monastery of Ishun, named
52918	after the district of Ishnin, stands to the
52919	north of
52920	it,
52921	is a small monastery, and bears
52922	the name of the Virgin Mary; but
52923	it only contains a single monk.
52924	31. The Monastery offesus, or
52925	Yasil' ,
52926	is
52927	also called the
52928	IMonastery of Arjaniis.
52929	There
52930	is a festival here on the 25th of Bashans.
52931	On the night of this day a spring
52932	there, bearing the name of Jesus' Spring,
52933	is closed
52934	; and
52935	at the sixth hour of the
52936	day people collect and take away the stone from the well, and then they find
52937	that
52938	the water within
52939	it has
52940	risen and now begins
52941	to sink again
52942	; and from
52943	this they
52944	reckon how high the Nile will be
52945	that year, counting from the point to which the
52946	water of the well rose to the level to which
52947	it sinks.
52948	32.
52949	The Monastery of Sadmant,
52950	at
52951	a
52952	short
52953	distance from Al-Manhi, on
52954	the
52955	high ground between the Fayyum and the Rif, bearing the name of Saint George,
52956	has lost much of its former estate, and is now partly deserted.
52957	33.
52958	The Monastery of An-Nakliin,
52959	also
52960	called
52961	Monastery of Al-Khashabah,
52962	and Monastery of the Angel Gabriel, stands under a hollow in the mountain, called
52963	Tarif al-Fayyum
52964	; and this hollow
52965	is among them known by the name of Jacob's
52966	Shade.
52967	They state
52968	that Jacob, when he came
52969	to Egypt, sought shade within
52970	it.
52971	This mountain rises high above two
52972	places
52973	:
52974	Itfili Shalla and Shalla.
52975	The water
52976	for
52977	this monastery
52978	is drawn from
52979	the canal
52980	of Al-Manhi, and
52981	it
52982	lies below the
52983	^
52984	I. e.
52985	the wooden
52986	gongs
52987	of the church
52988	to
52989	call
52990	the monks
52991	to
52992	the morning
52993	service.
52994	S
52995	s
52996	[II.
52997	7.]
p. 344
52998	314
52999	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
53000	Monastery of Sadmant.
53001	At the festival celebrated in this monastery, the Christians
53002	of the Fayyflm and other places assemble ; and
53003	it
53004	lies on the road leading
53005	to the
53006	Fayyum, which, however,
53007	is only followed by few travellers.
53008	34. Monastery of Al-Kalamiin.
53009	This stands in a plain under the mountain-
53010	pass of Al-Kalamun, through which
53011	the
53012	traveller reaches the Fayyum, and which
53013	is
53014	called the Pass of Al-Gharak.
53015	This monastery was
53016	built
53017	in
53018	the name of the
53019	monk Samuel, who lived
53020	in
53021	the time between Jesus and Mahomet, and died on
53022	the
53023	8th
53024	of Kihak.
53025	In
53026	this monastery there
53027	are many palms, from
53028	the
53029	fruit
53030	of
53031	which the 'UJwah'^
53032	is prepared.
53033	Here
53034	is
53035	also the Labakh-tree (Persea), which
53036	is
53037	only found
53038	here
53039	;
53040	its
53041	fruit
53042	is
53043	of the
53044	size of a lemon (malum citrinum),
53045	its taste
53046	is
53047	sweet
53048	like
53049	the Rdnij (nux
53050	Indica), and
53051	its
53052	kernel
53053	is used
53054	for many purposes.
53055	Abti Hanifah says
53056	in
53057	\}cit Book of Plants : 'The Labakh only grows at Ans'na.
53058	It
53059	is a tree from which ships' planks are sawn
53060	;
53061	it sometimes excites nose-bleeding
53062	in the man who saws
53063	it
53064	;
53065	and
53066	if two planks of
53067	it are fastened closely together and
53068	placed
53069	for a year in water, they join themselves together and become one plank.'
53070	In
53071	this
53072	monastery
53073	there
53074	are
53075	two
53076	towers
53077	built
53078	of
53079	stone, both
53080	high,
53081	large, and
53082	brilliantly white
53083	;
53084	and within
53085	it there
53086	is
53087	also a well of running water, and outside
53088	another
53089	well.
53090	In
53091	this
53092	valley
53093	there
53094	are
53095	a
53096	number
53097	of
53098	old
53099	praying-places,
53100	one
53101	of which
53102	is
53103	the
53104	valley of Umailih, where
53105	there
53106	is
53107	a running spring and
53108	fruitful
53109	palms, the fruit of which
53110	is gathered by the Arabs.
53111	Outside
53112	this monastery there
53113	is
53114	a
53115	salt-marsh,
53116	the
53117	salt of which
53118	is
53119	sold by
53120	the monks
53121	of
53122	the monastery,
53123	so
53124	that
53125	these
53126	districts
53127	are provided with
53128	salt therefrom.
53129	35.
53130	The Monastery of the Virgin Maiy
53131	outside Tunhudhd contains only one
53132	monk, and does not stand on a
53133	frequented
53134	road.
53135	In the
53136	district of Al-Bahnasa
53137	there were many monasteries now destroyed.
53138	36. Monastery of £il Fdnd, north of Bani Khalid,
53139	built of stone, and of fine
53140	architecture.
53141	It belongs
53142	to
53143	the
53144	district of Al-Munyah, and formerly there were
53145	a
53146	thousand monks
53147	here,
53148	but now
53149	only
53150	two
53151	;
53152	it
53153	lies
53154	on
53155	the dam
53156	below
53157	the
53158	mountain.
53159	37.
53160	The Monastery of Bdidjah,
53161	at a
53162	short
53163	distance from Al-Manhi, belongs
53164	to the inhabitants of Daljah, and was one
53165	of the
53166	largest monasteries, but
53167	is now
53168	ruined, so
53169	that
53170	it only contains one or two monks.
53171	It stands opposite to Daljah,
53172	at about two hours' distance.
53173	38. Monastery of Saint Mercurius or Abii MarMrah.
53174	This monastery stands
53175	A juice with which children are fed (Wiistenfeld).
p. 345
53176	APPENDIX.
53177	315
53178	below
53179	Daljah,
53180	at
53181	the
53182	exit
53183	from
53184	this
53185	place
53186	towards
53187	the
53188	east.
53189	No
53190	one now
53191	remains
53192	there.
53193	39.
53194	The Monastery 0/ Sanabit.
53195	at the
53196	exit from
53197	this place towards the north,
53198	bears the name of the Virgin Mary
53199	;
53200	it
53201	is now deserted.
53202	40.
53203	The Monastery of Saint Theodore,
53204	to
53205	the
53206	south
53207	of Sanabu,
53208	has
53209	entirely
53210	fallen into decay on account of the poverty of the Christians there.
53211	41.
53212	The Monastery of Ar-Rairamtln, in the eastern part of the
53213	district of this
53214	place, which
53215	lies to the east of Mallawi and
53216	to the west of Ansina
53217	; and
53218	it bears
53219	the name of the angel Gabriel.
53220	42.
53221	The Mo7iastery of Al-Miiharrah.
53222	The Christians state that Christ stayed
53223	at
53224	this
53225	place
53226	six months and some
53227	days.
53228	A great
53229	festival
53230	is kept
53231	here,
53232	called
53233	the feast
53234	of
53235	Olives,
53236	besides
53237	the
53238	feast of
53239	Pentecost,
53240	at which
53241	a
53242	great multitude
53243	assembles.
53244	43.
53245	The IMonastery named Dair Bani Kalb
53246	is
53247	so called because
53248	the
53249	tribe
53250	of
53251	the Banu Kalb
53252	settled
53253	around
53254	it.
53255	It bears
53256	the name
53257	of Gabriel, but no monk
53258	remains therein
53259	;
53260	for
53261	it is now only a church for the Christians of Manfalut, to the
53262	west of which city
53263	it stands.
53264	44. Monastery of Al-fdwaliyah.
53265	This monastery stands
53266	at the extremity of
53267	the district of Al-Jawaliyah, towards the south, and bears
53268	the name of the martyr
53269	Mercurius,
53270	also
53271	called
53272	INIarkurah.
53273	It
53274	has
53275	revenues
53276	from
53277	land,
53278	and
53279	votive
53280	offerings and gifts are brought to
53281	it
53282	;
53283	every year two festivals are kept there.
53284	45.
53285	Monastery of the
53286	Seveti Mountains.
53287	This
53288	stands on
53289	the summit of the
53290	mountain which
53291	rises
53292	to the west of Usyut on
53293	the banks of the Nile
53294	;
53295	it
53296	is also
53297	called the Monastery of Saint John the Dwarf.
53298	Several
53299	festivals are kept here
53300	;
53301	but
53302	the monastery was
53303	destroyed
53304	in
53305	a. h. 821
53306	by a mob which
53307	fell upon
53308	it by
53309	night.
53310	Saint John
53311	the Dwarf was a monk and an abbot, of whom many
53312	stories
53313	are
53314	told
53315	;
53316	among
53317	others,
53318	that he
53319	at
53320	the
53321	bidding of
53322	his
53323	teacher
53324	planted
53325	a dry
53326	stick in the ground, and watered
53327	it for a time, and then
53328	it became a
53329	fruit-tree, of
53330	which
53331	the monks ate
53332	;
53333	and
53334	it was called
53335	the Tree of Obedience.
53336	He
53337	is buried
53338	in
53339	his monastery.
53340	46.
53341	The Monastery of Al-Mutill.
53342	This bears the name of the Virgin Mary,
53343	and
53344	stands beside
53345	the mountain, below
53346	the Monastery of the
53347	Seven Mountains,
53348	opposite to Suyut.
53349	A festival is kept there, to which the inhabitants of the district
53350	come
53351	;
53352	but no monks remain there.
53353	The Monasteries of Udnmkah.
53354	The neighbourhood of Udrunkah
53355	is one
53356	of
53357	the Christian districts of Upper Egypt
53358	; and the Christians living there are learned
53359	in
53360	their religion and in expounding the Coptic language
53361	; and they possess many
53362	S
53363	s 2
p. 346
53364	3i6
53365	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
53366	monasteries
53367	outside
53368	the
53369	city towards
53370	the
53371	east,
53372	beside
53373	the mountains;
53374	but most
53375	of these are destroyed.
53376	Among those
53377	still existing is
53378	47.
53379	The Monastery of Saint George, a well-preserved building, but containing
53380	few monks.
53381	At certain times a festival
53382	is celebrated there.
53383	48. Monastery of Ard al-Hdjiz
53384	(the
53385	district of the Dam), [also called] that of
53386	Michael
53387	or that of Karfunah, which bears
53388	the name of the Virgin, and
53389	is
53390	also
53391	named Arfunah or Aghrafuna, which means Scribe
53392	(ypdcpav)
53393	;
53394	for the copyists of
53395	learned books of the Christians had their
53396	seat here in ancient times
53397	;
53398	it stands on
53399	the
53400	side
53401	of
53402	the
53403	mountain,
53404	in which
53405	there
53406	are
53407	many
53408	caves,
53409	in one
53410	of which
53411	a man may wander
53412	for two
53413	days.
53414	49.
53415	Monastery of Bu Baghdm, below
53416	that of Karfunah on
53417	the Dam.
53418	BA
53419	Bagham was
53420	a
53421	soldier
53422	in
53423	the days of Diocletian, and adopted
53424	Christianity, and
53425	was
53426	scourged
53427	that
53428	he
53429	might
53430	abjure
53431	his
53432	faith.
53433	He
53434	was
53435	put
53436	to
53437	death on
53438	the
53439	28th
53440	of Kaniin
53441	the
53442	First, which
53443	is
53444	equivalent
53445	to
53446	the
53447	2nd
53448	of Kihak.
53449	50.
53450	Monastery of Saint Severus on
53451	the Dam of Udrunkah, named
53452	after
53453	the
53454	Virgin.
53455	Severus was a
53456	respected monk, who was made
53457	patriarch
53458	;
53459	and
53460	at
53461	his
53462	death
53463	a
53464	miracle took
53465	place.
53466	He had
53467	foretold
53468	to
53469	the monks, when he went
53470	to
53471	Upper Egypt, that when he should die the mountain would split, and a great piece
53472	of
53473	it fall upon the church, without injuring
53474	it
53475	; and one day a piece of the mountain
53476	fell, as he had
53477	said, and then the monks of the monastery knew that Severus was
53478	dead
53479	;
53480	and when
53481	they reckoned up
53482	they found
53483	that
53484	that event corresponded
53485	to
53486	the time
53487	of
53488	his
53489	death
53490	;
53491	and
53492	they called
53493	the monastery from
53494	that
53495	time
53496	after
53497	his
53498	name.
53499	51.
53500	Monastery of Saint
53501	Theodore,
53502	below
53503	the
53504	Monastery
53505	of
53506	Saint
53507	Severus.
53508	Severus and Theodore were two soldiers of Diocletian
53509	: one was called
53510	the
53511	slayer
53512	of the dragon, the other was commander of the troops
53513	; both were put to death as
53514	others were put to death.
53515	52. Monastery of Minshdk
53516	or Minsdk or Bant Sdk or
53517	Isdk, which bore the
53518	name of the Virgin Mariham,
53519	i. e. Mar Maryam (Saint Mary)
53520	; and afterwards was
53521	known by the name of Minsak, who was an
53522	old monk celebrated among them.
53523	Below this monastery there
53524	is a well on the dam of which the monks drink
53525	; and
53526	when the Nile rises they drink the water out of it.
53527	53.
53528	The Monastery of the
53529	Apostles below
53530	that of Minsak
53531	is
53532	also
53533	called
53534	the
53535	Monastery of Tamarisks.
53536	It belongs to the district of Butij
53537	;
53538	while the Monastery
53539	of Severus belongs to the inhabitants of Rifah, that of Karfunah to the inhabitants
53540	of Suyut, and that of Saint George to the inhabitants of Udrunkah.
53541	The Tamarisk
53542	monastery stood
53543	in a desert
53544	place, but
53545	a small village was
53546	built beside
53547	it,
53548	called
p. 347
53549	APPENDIX.
53550	317
53551	IMunsha'at
53552	ash-Shaikh
53553	(new
53554	building
53555	of the
53556	Shaikh),
53557	because
53558	the
53559	Shaikh
53560	Abii
53561	Bakr ash-Shadah' laid the foundation of it; and he also laid out a large garden, on
53562	the site
53563	of which
53564	he had
53565	found
53566	a
53567	well,
53568	containing
53569	a
53570	treasure.
53571	An
53572	eye-witness
53573	told me that, among the gold,
53574	four-cornered dinars were
53575	found,
53576	having a cross
53577	represented on one of their sides, and the weight of each dinar was \\ mithkal.
53578	The above-mentioned INIonasteries of Udrunkah stand near to one another, and
53579	between them are numerous caves in which there are tablets painted with characters
53580	in the old
53581	style,
53582	as in the ancient
53583	temples, adorned with
53584	different bright colours,
53585	and containing manifold learning.
53586	The Monastery of the Seven Mountains, that of
53587	Al-IMutill, and
53588	that of the
53589	Scribe
53590	stood outside
53591	Suyfit among the
53592	caves, and on
53593	both
53594	the dams
53595	there
53596	are
53597	said
53598	to have
53599	been 360
53600	monasteries, and
53601	the
53602	traveller
53603	went from
53604	Al-Badrashain
53605	to
53606	Asfim,
53607	continually
53608	in
53609	the
53610	shade
53611	of the
53612	gardens.
53613	Now this part
53614	is laid waste, and deserted by
53615	its inhabitants.
53616	54.
53617	JMonastery of Milshah.
53618	INIushah
53619	stands
53620	to
53621	the
53622	south
53623	of
53624	Suyut.
53625	The
53626	monastery
53627	is dedicated
53628	to Thomas, the Apostle
53629	of India, and stands among the
53630	gardens
53631	in
53632	the neighbourhood
53633	of
53634	Rifah.
53635	When
53636	the
53637	Nile
53638	rises,
53639	it can
53640	only be
53641	reached by boat.
53642	It has
53643	several
53644	festivals.
53645	The Christians
53646	of these monasteries
53647	generally understand
53648	the
53649	Sahidic
53650	dialect
53651	of
53652	Coptic, which
53653	is
53654	the
53655	chief branch
53656	of the Coptic language
53657	;
53658	after
53659	it
53660	follows the Buhairic (INIemphitic) dialect.
53661	The
53662	Christian women of Upper Egypt and
53663	their
53664	children can
53665	hardly speak anything
53666	but the Sahidic
53667	dialect of Coptic
53668	;
53669	they have, however, also
53670	a
53671	perfect knowledge
53672	of the Greek language.
53673	55.
53674	JMonastery of Saint Macrohiiis.
53675	AbiJ Makrufah
53676	is
53677	the name of the place
53678	where
53679	this monastery
53680	stands.
53681	It
53682	is hewn out at the foot of the mountain, and
53683	there
53684	are many
53685	caves
53686	in
53687	it
53688	;
53689	it
53690	bears
53691	the
53692	name
53693	of
53694	the
53695	Virgin.
53696	Among
53697	the
53698	Christians of iMakrufah
53699	there are many shepherds and herdsmen, who however
53700	are
53701	usually
53702	savages, and
53703	few among them
53704	ca,n
53705	read
53706	or
53707	write.
53708	The monastery
53709	lacks
53710	water.
53711	56.
53712	Monastoy of Bil Bagham,
53713	before Tima,
53714	the
53715	inhabitants
53716	of which
53717	are
53718	Christians, and were formerly learned men.
53719	57.
53720	The JMonastery of Saint Sinuthiiis, also called the White Monastery, stands
53721	to the west of the
53722	district of Suhaj.
53723	It is built of stone, but
53724	is now in
53725	ruins, and
53726	only the church remains.
53727	It
53728	is
53729	said
53730	to have possessed land
53731	to
53732	the extent of 4f
53733	feddans, of which only one feddan
53734	is left.
53735	It
53736	is an ancient monastery.
53737	58.
53738	The Red Monastery, also
53739	called
53740	that of Abij
53741	Bisha'i, stands
53742	to
53743	the north
53744	of
53745	the
53746	White
53747	Monastery,
53748	at
53749	a
53750	distance
53751	of about
53752	three
53753	hours,
53754	and
53755	is
53756	a
53757	small
53758	monastery built of red
53759	brick.
53760	This Abii
53761	Bisha'i was a monk and contemporary
p. 348
53762	31
53763	8
53764	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
53765	of
53766	Sinuthius, who was
53767	his
53768	pupil,
53769	and
53770	under him
53771	were
53772	3,000 monks;
53773	he
53774	had
53775	another monastery also in the desert of Shihat.
53776	59.
53777	The Monastery of Bu Misds
53778	or
53779	Bfi Musis
53780	(Maxr/j?),
53781	i. e.
53782	INIoses.
53783	This
53784	monastery stands below Al-Bulyana, and
53785	is a large monastery.
53786	This Saint Moses
53787	was a monk,
53788	born
53789	at Al-Bulyana, and
53790	is
53791	revered
53792	there,
53793	and counted
53794	a
53795	saint
53796	;
53797	they relate many histories of him which deserve no credit.
53798	After this
53799	there remain only the scandly-inhabited monasteries on the Dam of
53800	Isna and Nakadah.
53801	At Asfun there was a large monastery
53802	; and Asfun itself was
53803	one of the finest towns of Egypt
53804	;
53805	and the most
53806	fruitful district of Upper Egypt
53807	;
53808	and
53809	the monks
53810	of
53811	the
53812	monastery
53813	there
53814	were
53815	famous
53816	for
53817	their
53818	learning and
53819	intelligence.
53820	With
53821	Asfiin,
53822	its monastery also was
53823	destroyed
53824	;
53825	and
53826	this was
53827	the
53828	most remote of the monasteries of Upper Egypt
53829	;
53830	but they are
53831	all
53832	destroyed and
53833	forgotten, though
53834	in former times
53835	they were
53836	so
53837	populous and
53838	their monks
53839	so
53840	numerous, their estates so large, and the offerings made to them so valuable.
53841	As
53842	for the northern provinces, there were many monasteries there which have
53843	been destroyed;
53844	but some
53845	still remain.
53846	Near Al-Maks, outside
53847	Cairo, towards
53848	the
53849	north,
53850	there were
53851	several churches which Al-Hakim
53852	bi-amri
53853	'llah Abu
53854	'All
53855	al-Mansur caused to be destroyed on the 19th of Dhu '1-Hijjah, a.h. 393
53856	; and he
53857	gave away all
53858	that was
53859	in them, and thus much was plundered from them, after
53860	he
53861	had,
53862	in
53863	the month
53864	of
53865	Rabi'
53866	the
53867	First
53868	of
53869	the same
53870	year,
53871	already destroyed
53872	the churches of Rashidah, east of the
53873	city of Misr, and instead of them had built
53874	a mosque which
53875	is known
53876	as Rashidah.
53877	Then he
53878	destroyed
53879	in
53880	a.h. 394, two
53881	churches in the same place, and forced the Christians to wear black garments and
53882	a girdle, took away the possessions of the churches and monasteries and gave them
53883	to the Divan of the government, burnt a number of crosses, forbad the Christians
53884	to decorate the churches on Palm-Sunday, oppressed them and had many of them
53885	scourged.
53886	In the island of Raudah there was a church near the Nilometer, which
53887	was destroyed by As-Salih Nijm ad-Din Ayyub in a. h. 638.
53888	In the district of Abu
53889	'n-Numrus
53890	there was a church, the destruction of which was suggested by a man
53891	from Az-Ziyali'ah, because he had heard the sound of the wooden gongs with which
53892	on the Friday night announcement was made
53893	in
53894	that church.
53895	During the reign
53896	of Al-Malik al-Ashraf Sha'ban ibn Husain he had been able to do nothing against
53897	this on account
53898	of
53899	the
53900	respect
53901	in which
53902	the
53903	Copts were
53904	held
53905	;
53906	then he
53907	allied
53908	himself with the
53909	great Emir Barkuk, who was administrator of the government,
53910	until he destroyed the church with the help of the Cadi Jamal ad-Din Muhammad
53911	al-'Ajami, superintendent of the market at
53912	Cairo, on
53913	the 8th of Ramadan
53914	in the
53915	year 780.
53916	It was turned into a mosque.
p. 349
53917	APPENDIX.
53918	319
53919	60.
53920	The Monastery of Al-Khandak
53921	(the
53922	IMoat), beyond
53923	Cairo, towards
53924	the
53925	north, was built by the commander Jauhar instead of a monastery which he had
53926	destroyed
53927	in Cairo, in the neighbourhood of the mosque of Al-Akmar, where the
53928	well
53929	is which
53930	is now called Bi'r al-'Azama and was formerly called
53931	Bi'r al-'Izam
53932	(well of bones), because
53933	he had
53934	the bones contained
53935	in
53936	that monastery
53937	carried
53938	away and brought
53939	to
53940	the Monastery of Al-Khandak.
53941	On the 24th of Shawwal,
53942	A. H.
53943	678,
53944	in
53945	the
53946	reign
53947	of Al-Malik
53948	al-Mansur
53949	Kalaun,
53950	this
53951	monastery
53952	was
53953	destroyed, but afterwards
53954	it was renewed
53955	;
53956	and he
53957	also
53958	built two other churches
53959	which shall,
53960	if God will, be described below among the churches.
53961	61.
53962	The Monastery of Cyriacus.
53963	This
53964	monastery was
53965	also known
53966	by
53967	the
53968	name of Saint Or, and a
53969	festival
53970	is kept there at which the people assemble.
53971	A
53972	wonder took place
53973	there, related as follows by Ash-Shabushti.
53974	If a man had the
53975	scrofula ikhandzir) the superior of the monastery took him, made him
53976	lie on
53977	his
53978	side, and brought a pig {khinzir) to him, which licked the sore place, and devoured
53979	the tumours, but without touching the healthy part
53980	; when the part was clear of the
53981	disease, the superior, after strewing upon
53982	it some of the ashes of a pig which had
53983	already been employed for a similar operation, anointed the man with the oil from
53984	the church-lamp, and
53985	thus he was healed.
53986	Then
53987	the
53988	pig which had eaten
53989	the
53990	tumours of the sick man was taken, slain, and burnt, and
53991	its ashes were prepared
53992	for a similar treatment.
53993	The monastery therefore was much visited by those who
53994	suffered from
53995	this complaint, and
53996	it contained a large number of Christians.
53997	62.
53998	The Mojiastery of Atrib, also called by the name of the Lady Mary, keeps
53999	a festival on the 21st of Ba'unah
54000	; and Ash-Shabushti
54001	relates
54002	that on
54003	this
54004	festival
54005	a white dove comes and
54006	flies
54007	into
54008	the
54009	sanctuary
54010	;
54011	they do
54012	not know whence
54013	it
54014	comes, and only see
54015	it on that day of the year.
54016	I remark that this monastery has
54017	been desti^yed so that only three monks are
54018	left, but the people
54019	still assemble on
54020	that festival ;
54021	the monastery lies on the bank of the Nile, near Banha al-'Asal.
54022	6.3. Monastery of Al-Maghtas
54023	(the Tank)
54024	is beside the
54025	saline marshes, near
54026	the lake of Al-Burlus, and hither Christians make pilgrimages from the north and
54027	south
54028	of
54029	Egypt,
54030	as
54031	to
54032	the Church
54033	of the
54034	Resurrection.
54035	This
54036	takes
54037	place on
54038	a
54039	festival
54040	kept
54041	in
54042	the month
54043	of Bashans, which
54044	they
54045	call
54046	the
54047	Festival
54048	of the
54049	Appearance, because they state
54050	that upon
54051	this day the Virgin
54052	appeared, and they
54053	relate many things which
54054	are
54055	to be accounted
54056	lies.
54057	Beyond this monastery there
54058	are no
54059	buildings
54060	except
54061	a
54062	small
54063	building towards
54064	the
54065	south-east
54066	;
54067	and
54068	in
54069	the
54070	neighbourhood
54071	is the salt-marsh from which the Rashidic
54072	(i. e. of Rosetta) salt is
54073	obtained.
54074	This monastery was destroyed
54075	in Ramadan,
54076	a. h. 841, during a rising
54077	of some fakirs who joined together for the purpose.
p. 350
54078	320
54079	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
54080	64.
54081	The Monas/eiy of Al-Askar (the Troops)
54082	is
54083	in the
54084	salt district, at a day's
54085	distance from the Monastery of Al-Maghtas, under
54086	the name of the Apostles
54087	;
54088	in
54089	its neighbourhood
54090	is
54091	the
54092	salt-marsh from which
54093	the Rashidic
54094	salt comes
54095	;
54096	only
54097	one monk remains.
54098	65. The
54099	JMonastcry
54100	of Ja??ijdnah,
54101	named
54102	after
54103	Saint
54104	George,
54105	is
54106	near
54107	the
54108	Monastery of Al-'Askar,
54109	at three
54110	hours' distance
54111	;
54112	the
54113	festival there
54114	falls closely
54115	after that of the Monastery of Al-Maghtas
54116	; no one now lives there.
54117	66.
54118	The Mojiastery of Al-Mai7nah, near
54119	that of Al-'Askar, was
54120	formerly
54121	in
54122	excellent circumstances, and in old times there was no monastery in the north which
54123	had more monks than
54124	this
54125	;
54126	but
54127	its prosperity died away and
54128	it was destroyed
54129	;
54130	then the soldiers settled there and
54131	it was
54132	rebuilt.
54133	Besides these four monasteries
54134	there is no other in the salt district.
54135	As
54136	for Wadi
54137	Habib,
54138	also
54139	called Wadi 'n-Natrun,
54140	or
54141	the
54142	desert
54143	of
54144	Shihat,
54145	or
54146	the
54147	desert
54148	of
54149	Askit,
54150	or
54151	Mizan
54152	al-Kulub,
54153	there
54154	were
54155	formerly
54156	there
54157	loo
54158	monasteries ;
54159	but afterwards only seven remained, spread out towards the west of
54160	the
54161	plain
54162	lying
54163	between
54164	the
54165	province
54166	of Al-Buhairah and
54167	the Fayyum, where
54168	sandy
54169	flats
54170	alternate with
54171	salt-marshes, waterless
54172	deserts, and dangerous
54173	rocks.
54174	The monks took
54175	their drinking-water from
54176	cisterns, and
54177	the Christians brought
54178	them
54179	presents and
54180	alms.
54181	At
54182	the
54183	present
54184	day
54185	the
54186	monasteries
54187	are
54188	in
54189	ruins.
54190	Christian
54191	historians
54192	relate
54193	that 70,000 monks from
54194	these
54195	monasteries met 'Amr
54196	ibn
54197	al-'Asi, each
54198	carrying a
54199	staff;
54200	when
54201	they had
54202	declared
54203	their
54204	submission
54205	to
54206	him, he wrote to them a letter which
54207	still exists among them.
54208	One of them
54209	is
54210	67.
54211	The Monastery of Sawt Macarius, the elder, a famous monastery among
54212	them, and near
54213	it
54214	lie
54215	four ruined monasteries.
54216	This was formerly
54217	the monastery
54218	of the pious monks, and a patriarch was not
54219	recognized by them
54220	until they had
54221	made him
54222	take
54223	his
54224	seat
54225	in
54226	this monastery, after he had
54227	sat upon
54228	the throne
54229	in
54230	Alexandria.
54231	It
54232	is said that there were 1,500 monks
54233	here, but now there are few.
54234	There
54235	are
54236	three
54237	saints named
54238	Macarius
54239	:
54240	the
54241	greatest, who was abbot
54242	of this
54243	monastery,
54244	Saint Macarius of Alexandria, and
54245	Saint Macarius
54246	the bishop
54247	;
54248	and
54249	their
54250	bones
54251	are
54252	kept
54253	in
54254	three
54255	hollow
54256	pieces
54257	of
54258	wood,
54259	and
54260	are
54261	visited
54262	by
54263	the
54264	Christians
54265	of
54266	the monastery.
54267	Here
54268	is
54269	also
54270	the
54271	letter, written by 'Amr ibn
54272	al-'Asi to the monks
54273	of Wadi
54274	Habib,
54275	about
54276	the
54277	treasurership of the
54278	northern
54279	districts, as
54280	it has been related
54281	to me by one who had heard
54282	it from a man who
54283	had
54284	seen
54285	it
54286	there.
54287	Saint Macarius
54288	the
54289	elder
54290	received
54291	the monastic
54292	rule from
54293	Anthony, the first among them who wore
54294	the monkish cap and the Askim, which
54295	is a band of leather with which the monks alone
54296	gird themselves, and upon which
54297	there
54298	is
54299	a
54300	cross.
54301	He met Anthony on
54302	the
54303	eastern
54304	mountain-range, where
54305	the
p. 351
54306	APPENDIX.
54307	321
54308	Monastery of Al-'Arabah
54309	is, and remained
54310	for some
54311	time
54312	with him
54313	;
54314	and then
54315	Anthony clothed him with the monastic habit and bid him go to Wadi 'n-Natrun
54316	and there take up his abode.
54317	He did this, and a great number of monks assembled
54318	around
54319	him.
54320	They
54321	relate
54322	of him many
54323	noble
54324	deeds, among
54325	others
54326	that
54327	he
54328	fasted during the whole of the
54329	forty days, without tasting food or drink, and also
54330	watched through
54331	the
54332	nights;
54333	moreover he prepared palm-leaves and
54334	fed upon
54335	them, and never ate fresh bread, but he took old shoes, softened them in a mess
54336	of palm-leaves, and
54337	ate of them, together with
54338	his monks, so long
54339	as
54340	his breath
54341	remained,
54342	without
54343	anything more;
54344	this was
54345	their food
54346	during
54347	their whole
54348	life
54349	until
54350	they
54351	died.
54352	Saint
54353	Macarius
54354	the
54355	Alexandrian
54356	wandered
54357	from
54358	Alexandria
54359	to
54360	the
54361	aforesaid Macarius, and became a monk through him.
54362	Next was
54363	Saint
54364	Macarius the third, who became a bishop.
54365	68.
54366	The Monastery of Saint John
54367	the Dwarf is said
54368	to
54369	have been
54370	built
54371	in
54372	the
54373	time
54374	of
54375	Constantine,
54376	son
54377	of Helena.
54378	This
54379	Saint John possessed
54380	notable
54381	qualities, and was one
54382	of the most famous monks.
54383	The
54384	circumstances
54385	of this
54386	monastery were very favourable, and many monks
54387	lived
54388	there;
54389	but now only
54390	three monks are left there.
54391	69. Monastery ofJohn Kama.,
54392	70.
54393	Monastefy of Eh'as, which belonged
54394	to
54395	the Abyssinians ;
54396	both of these
54397	are
54398	destroyed,
54399	for
54400	the
54401	w^orms
54402	injured
54403	their wood-work,
54404	so
54405	that
54406	they
54407	fell
54408	to
54409	pieces.
54410	Then
54411	the Abyssinians went
54412	to
54413	71.
54414	The Mofiastety of the Virgm
54415	of Saint John
54416	the Divarf which
54417	is
54418	a
54419	small
54420	monastery near that of Saint John the Dwarf.
54421	72. Near these monasteries stands that of Saint Anub, now likewise destroyed.
54422	This
54423	Saint Anub was
54424	a
54425	native
54426	of Samannud, and
54427	was
54428	put
54429	to
54430	death
54431	at
54432	the
54433	beginning of Islam, and
54434	his body
54435	is placed
54436	in
54437	a house
54438	at
54439	Samanniad.
54440	73. The Monastery of the Armenians near these monasteries
54441	is destroyed.
54442	74. In
54443	their neighbourhood
54444	stands
54445	also the Monastery of Bii Bishat,
54446	greatly
54447	revered among them, because
54448	this
54449	Bisha'i was one of
54450	the monks who belong
54451	to the class of Macarius and John the Dwarf.
54452	It is a very large monastery.
54453	75. A
54454	monastery
54455	opposite
54456	to
54457	that
54458	of Bu
54459	Bisha'i formerly
54460	belonged
54461	to
54462	the
54463	Jacobites, but for 300 years has been
54464	in the possession of the Syrian monks, and
54465	is
54466	now
54467	in
54468	their
54469	hands.
54470	The
54471	place
54472	where
54473	these
54474	monasteries
54475	are
54476	is
54477	called
54478	Birkat al-Adyirah (Lake of the Monasteries).
54479	76. Monastery of the Virgin of BarajuHs, dedicated to the name of the Virgin
54480	Mary ;
54481	there are some monks there.
54482	77.
54483	Opposite
54484	to
54485	it
54486	stands
54487	the Monastery (f Moses
54488	or Abti Miisd the Black,
54489	t
54490	t
54491	[II.
54492	7-]
p. 352
54493	322
54494	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
54495	also
54496	called Baramus ;
54497	this
54498	monastery
54499	is
54500	dedicated
54501	to
54502	the Virgin
54503	of
54504	Baramfis,
54505	so that Baramus
54506	is
54507	the name of the monastery.
54508	A
54509	story is
54510	told of
54511	it as follows
54512	:
54513	IMaxiraus
54514	and
54515	Domitius
54516	were
54517	the
54518	sons
54519	of
54520	the
54521	emperor
54522	of
54523	the
54524	Romans, and
54525	had
54526	a
54527	teacher,
54528	called Arsenius
54529	;
54530	the
54531	teacher
54532	betook
54533	himself from
54534	the land
54535	of
54536	the Romans
54537	to Egypt, crossed
54538	this desert of Shihat, there adopted the monastic
54539	life, and remained
54540	there
54541	till he
54542	died.
54543	He
54544	was an
54545	excellent man, and both the
54546	aforesaid sons of the emperor came
54547	to him during
54548	his
54549	life, and became monks
54550	at
54551	his
54552	hands.
54553	When they died
54554	their father sent and had the church of Baramiis
54555	built
54556	in
54557	their
54558	name.—Saint Moses
54559	the
54560	Black
54561	was
54562	a
54563	bold
54564	robber, who
54565	had
54566	murdered loo men
54567	;
54568	then he adopted Christianity, became a monk, and wrote
54569	many books.
54570	He
54571	is
54572	one
54573	of
54574	those
54575	who
54576	kept
54577	the
54578	Forty
54579	Days'
54580	Fast
54581	entirely
54582	without
54583	food, and he was
54584	a Berber by
54585	race.
54586	78.
54587	Monastery
54588	of Az-ZaJdJ
54589	(Glass).
54590	This
54591	stands
54592	outside
54593	Alexandria, and
54594	is
54595	also
54596	called Al-Hdbatihi
54597	(sic), and bears the name of Saint George the Great.
54598	Formerly
54599	it was
54600	the
54601	invariable custom
54602	for
54603	the
54604	patriarchs
54605	[at
54606	their
54607	election]
54608	to
54609	betake themselves from
54610	the Mu'allakah
54611	at Misr
54612	to
54613	this
54614	monastery
54615	of Az-Zajaj,
54616	but now
54617	this
54618	is
54619	not
54620	done.—The
54621	above
54622	named
54623	are
54624	the
54625	monasteries
54626	of
54627	the
54628	Jacobites.
54629	79. The women have
54630	also
54631	special
54632	convents,
54633	as
54634	the
54635	Convent of Nuns
54636	in
54637	the
54638	Harah Zawilah
54639	at Cairo, which
54640	is
54641	inhabited by virgins leading the
54642	religious
54643	life,
54644	and other
54645	Christian women.
54646	80.
54647	The Dair al-Bandt
54648	in
54649	the
54650	quarter of the Romans (Harat
54651	ar-Riim), at
54652	Cairo, inhabited by nuns.
54653	81.
54654	The Convent of Al-Mtiallakah
54655	in
54656	the
54657	city of Misr
54658	is
54659	the most famous
54660	convent
54661	of women, and
54662	is
54663	inhabited by them.
54664	82.
54665	The
54666	Convent of Saint Barbara
54667	in Misr
54668	is near
54669	the Church of Barbara,
54670	and
54671	is inhabited by
54672	virgins who
54673	are becoming
54674	nuns.
54675	Barbara was
54676	a
54677	saint
54678	in
54679	the time of Diocletian, who had her tortured that she might give up
54680	her religion
54681	and worship
54682	idols;
54683	but she remained constant
54684	in her faith, and endured
54685	severe
54686	torments.
54687	She was
54688	a virgin, and when
54689	he
54690	despaired
54691	of her,
54692	he had
54693	her
54694	head
54695	struck off and a crowd of women beheaded with her.
54696	83. The Melkite Christians have a cell belonging to their patriarch beside the
54697	Church of Michael near the Bridge of Afram outside Misr
54698	;
54699	it
54700	is the assembling-
54701	place for monks coming from the land of the Romans.
54702	84.
54703	Monastery of Saint fohn
54704	the Dwarf,
54705	generally
54706	called
54707	Al-Kusair.
54708	The
54709	correct
54710	pronunciation
54711	according
54712	to
54713	them
54714	is
54715	Al-Kasir,
54716	after
54717	the
54718	form
54719	shahid,
54720	but
54721	it has been changed and
54722	is pronounced Al-Kmayyir.
54723	The Mushms call
54724	it
p. 353
54725	APPENDIX.
54726	323
54727	Dair al-Kusair (' Monastery of the Small Fort '), as if it were a diminutive of ^asr,
54728	* castle
54729	;
54730	' but originally, as we have said,
54731	it was Dair al-Kasir,
54732	' Monastery of the
54733	Dwarf,'
54734	the
54735	opposite
54736	of
54737	tawil,
54738	' tall,'
54739	and
54740	it
54741	is
54742	also
54743	called
54744	the
54745	INIonastery
54746	of
54747	Heraclius,
54748	and
54749	that
54750	of
54751	the
54752	Mule.
54753	It
54754	has
54755	already been
54756	described
54757	above.
54758	It
54759	was
54760	one
54761	of
54762	the
54763	largest
54764	monasteries
54765	of
54766	the
54767	Christians, but now
54768	there
54769	is only
54770	one man
54771	in
54772	it
54773	to guard
54774	it, and
54775	it
54776	is
54777	in
54778	the hands of the
54779	Melkites.
54780	85. Monastery 0/ At-Tur.
54781	Ibn
54782	Sidah says: At-Tur means
54783	'the
54784	Mountain,'
54785	and is especially used of Tur Sind (Sinai), the mountain in Syria.
54786	In Syriac
54787	it
54788	is
54789	Jia^
54790	tUrd, and
54791	in
54792	derivation we
54793	say
54794	Tiiri or
54795	Ttird'i, 'a Turian.'
54796	Yakut
54797	says:
54798	There are seven
54799	places named
54800	Ttlr
54801	:
54802	(i) THr Zaitd,
54803	in pronunciation
54804	like Zait,
54805	' oil,' with final d :
54806	the name of a mountain near Ras 'Ain
54807	;
54808	(2) Tur ZaiVd, likewise
54809	a mountain of Jerusalem, east of Siloah
54810	;
54811	(3) Tur, name of a mountain rising above
54812	the city of Tiberias by the Jordan
54813	;
54814	(4) At-Tdr, name of a mountain in a
54815	district
54816	containing many towns
54817	or
54818	villages,
54819	in Egypt,
54820	to
54821	the
54822	south, between Misr and
54823	mount Faran
54824	;
54825	(5) Tur Smd, which according to various statements is a mountain
54826	near
54827	Ailah,
54828	or a mountain
54829	in
54830	S}Tia; and Svid
54831	is
54832	said
54833	to mean
54834	stones
54835	or
54836	trees
54837	there
54838	;
54839	(6) Tur 'Abdh, name of a mountain in
54840	the province of Nisibis, among the
54841	mountains which
54842	rise
54843	above
54844	this
54845	city, and
54846	are
54847	connected with mount Juda
54848	;
54849	(7)
54850	Ttir Hdriin
54851	(i. e.
54852	of
54853	Aaron),
54854	the
54855	brother
54856	of Moses—Al-Wahidi
54857	says
54858	in
54859	his
54860	commentary
54861	:
54862	Al-Kalbi and others say that
54863	' the mountain,' in
54864	the word of God
54865	'but
54866	behold
54867	the
54868	mountain,'
54869	is
54870	the
54871	largest
54872	mountain
54873	in
54874	IMidian,
54875	called
54876	Zabir.
54877	Al-Kalbi mentions
54878	that Tur has
54879	its name from Yatur
54880	the son of Ishmael;
54881	on
54882	which As-Suhaili remarks that the Ya perhaps has been dropped,
54883	if his statement
54884	is
54885	correct.
54886	'Umar ibn Shaibah says
54887	: 'Abd
54888	al-'Aziz
54889	told me, [quoting] from Abu
54890	Ma'shar, from
54891	Sa'id ibn Abi Said, from
54892	his
54893	father, from Abu Hurairah, that the
54894	Apostle of God
54895	said
54896	:
54897	There
54898	are four
54899	rivers in
54900	Paradise and four mountains and
54901	four battles
54902	;
54903	the rivers are Saihan, Jaihan, the^ Nile, and the Euphrates
54904	; and the
54905	mountains are
54906	Sinai
54907	(At-'Tur), Lebanon, Uhud, and Warikan;
54908	as
54909	to the
54910	battles,
54911	he was
54912	silent.
54913	According to Ka'b
54914	al-Ahbar,
54915	the Muslims have
54916	three places
54917	of
54918	defence
54919	;
54920	their defence against the Romans
54921	is Damascus
54922	;
54923	that against Ad-Dajjal
54924	is the Jordan
54925	;
54926	that against Yajuj and Majuj
54927	is Sinai.
54928	Shu'bah says, quoting from
54929	Arta'ah ibn al-Mundhir
54930	: When Yajuj and Majiaj marched
54931	forth, God declared to
54932	Jesus, son of Mary
54933	:
54934	See,
54935	I have caused one of my creatures
54936	to march forth, over
54937	whom none except me has any power
54938	;
54939	therefore go now with thy companions
54940	to the mountain of At-'Tiir,
54941	Then he went thither accompanied by
54942	1 2,000 followers.
54943	Talk ibn Habib heard Zur'ah say
54944	:
54945	I wished
54946	to march out
54947	to Sinai, so I came to
54948	'Abdallah
54949	ibn 'Umar
54950	and
54951	told
54952	him
54953	this
54954	;
54955	whereupon
54956	he
54957	repeated
54958	:
54959	To
54960	three
54961	t
54962	t 2
p. 354
54963	324
54964	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT,
54965	mosques
54966	the journey
54967	is difficult, to the Mosque of the Apostle of God (Medina),
54968	to
54969	the
54970	holy Mosque
54971	(Mecca), and
54972	to
54973	the most
54974	distant Mosque
54975	(Jerusalem)
54976	;
54977	therefore
54978	now
54979	give
54980	up
54981	Sinai,
54982	for
54983	thou
54984	canst
54985	not
54986	reach
54987	it.—The
54988	Cadi
54989	Abii
54990	'Abdallah Muhammad ibn Salamah al-Kuda'i
54991	says,
54992	after describing the
54993	districts
54994	of Egypt
54995	:
54996	To the southern region belong the
54997	localities of the Hedjaz, namely,
54998	the
54999	district of Sinai and Faran, the
55000	district of Raya and Al-Kulzum, the
55001	district
55002	of Ailah and
55003	its neighbourhood, Midian and
55004	its
55005	neighbourhood, Al-'Uwaid and
55006	Al-Haura and
55007	their neighbourhoods, and next
55008	the
55009	district of Bada and Shaghb.
55010	I
55011	remark
55012	:
55013	It
55014	is
55015	not
55016	disputed
55017	among
55018	Christian and Jewish
55019	writers
55020	that
55021	this
55022	Mount
55023	Sinai
55024	is
55025	that upon
55026	which
55027	or
55028	near
55029	which God
55030	instructed
55031	his
55032	prophet
55033	Moses.
55034	There
55035	is
55036	still
55037	there
55038	a monastery
55039	in
55040	the
55041	possession
55042	of
55043	the
55044	Melkites,
55045	peopled by monks, and
55046	owning
55047	a
55048	large
55049	garden with
55050	palms,
55051	vines,
55052	and
55053	other
55054	fruits.—Ash-Shabushti
55055	says
55056	:
55057	Tilr
55058	Sina
55059	is
55060	the
55061	mountain upon which
55062	the
55063	light
55064	appeared
55065	to Moses
55066	so
55067	that he
55068	lost
55069	his
55070	consciousness.
55071	The monastery on
55072	the
55073	summit
55074	of
55075	the mountain
55076	is
55077	built
55078	of
55079	black
55080	stone,
55081	the
55082	thickness
55083	of
55084	its
55085	walls
55086	is
55087	seven cubits, and
55088	it has
55089	three
55090	iron doors, and on
55091	the west
55092	side there
55093	is
55094	a
55095	small
55096	door,
55097	before which
55098	a
55099	stone
55100	is
55101	erected which
55102	they can
55103	raise
55104	at
55105	pleasure;
55106	and
55107	when
55108	any
55109	visitor approaches they
55110	let
55111	it down, and
55112	the
55113	place
55114	is covered
55115	by
55116	it
55117	so
55118	that
55119	the
55120	position
55121	of
55122	the door
55123	is not
55124	detected.
55125	Within
55126	the monastery
55127	there
55128	is a
55129	spring, and
55130	without
55131	it
55132	another spring.
55133	The
55134	Christians
55135	state
55136	that
55137	there
55138	is
55139	a
55140	fire
55141	in the monastery
55142	like
55143	that
55144	fire which was
55145	at
55146	Jerusalem,
55147	of which
55148	every
55149	evening an equal
55150	quantity
55151	is consumed;
55152	it
55153	is
55154	white,
55155	small, of no great heat so
55156	that
55157	it
55158	burns
55159	nothing,
55160	but
55161	it
55162	grows
55163	stronger when
55164	a lamp
55165	is
55166	kindled
55167	at
55168	it.
55169	The monastery
55170	is inhabited by monks,
55171	is
55172	visited by the
55173	people, and
55174	is one of
55175	the monasteries which have been celebrated by poets.
55176	Ibn 'Amir says of it
55177	' O monk
55178	of the monastery
55179	!
55180	whence
55181	the
55182	brightness and
55183	the
55184	light ?
55185	it
55186	shines from
55187	that which
55188	is
55189	in
55190	thy monastery At-Tur.
55191	Does perchance
55192	the sun dwell
55193	there,
55194	forgetting
55195	his
55196	zodiacal
55197	signs,
55198	or has
55199	the moon removed and hidden
55200	herself therein t
55201	Then he
55202	said
55203	:
55204	Neither sun nor moon
55205	dwells
55206	there,
55207	but wine-flasks have been brought
55208	thither
55209	to-day.'
55210	I remark
55211	:
55212	Christian chroniclers
55213	relate
55214	that Justinian, emperor of the Romans
55215	at
55216	Constantinople, commanded the building of this monastery
55217	; a strong fortress was
55218	built within
55219	it, in the upper story of which were many cells
55220	; and a garrison, taken
55221	from the Arab
55222	tribe of Banu Salih, was placed there to defend the monks
55223	;
55224	in the
55225	time of
55226	this emperor
55227	the
55228	fifth council of the
55229	Christians assembled.
55230	Between
55231	this
p. 355
55232	APPENDIX.
55233	'>^%i^
55234	place [Sinai] and Al-Kulzum, which was a town, there
55235	are two ways, one by land
55236	and
55237	the
55238	other by
55239	sea, both
55240	leading
55241	to
55242	the
55243	town
55244	of Faran, one
55245	of the
55246	towns
55247	of the Amalekites, from which to At-T(ir there are two days' journeys
55248	: and from
55249	the
55250	city
55251	of Misr
55252	to Al-Kulzum
55253	there
55254	are three
55255	days' journeys.
55256	The mountain
55257	of At-Tur
55258	is reached by
55259	6,666
55260	steps
55261	;
55262	in
55263	the midst of the mountain there was
55264	a church of the prophet
55265	Elias, and on
55266	the
55267	top
55268	a church bearing the name
55269	of
55270	Moses with
55271	pillars
55272	of marble and
55273	gates of brass
55274	;
55275	this
55276	is
55277	the place where God
55278	spoke with Moses, and the
55279	latter
55280	broke
55281	the
55282	tables.
55283	There was here
55284	only one
55285	monk for
55286	the
55287	service, and they
55288	state
55289	that none could pass
55290	the
55291	night
55292	here,
55293	but
55294	a
55295	place was
55296	prepared
55297	for him
55298	outside, where
55299	he
55300	passed
55301	the
55302	night.
55303	Nothing
55304	is now
55305	left of these two
55306	churches.
55307	86.
55308	The Nuns
55309	Convent
55310	in
55311	the Kasr ash-Shama',
55312	at
55313	Misr,
55314	bears
55315	the name
55316	of
55317	Saint George
55318	;
55319	here,
55320	before
55321	Islam, was
55322	the
55323	Kilometer,
55324	of which
55325	there
55326	are
55327	traces
55328	to
55329	this
55330	day.
55331	These
55332	are
55333	all the
55334	monasteries possessed
55335	by
55336	the
55337	Christians,
55338	Jacobites, and
55339	Melkites, men and women, in Egypt;
55340	their number reaches the sum of eighty-
55341	six, of which eighty-two belong to the Jacobites and four to the Melkites.
p. 356
55342	^26
55343	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
55344	ACCOUNT OF THE CHURCHES OF THE
55345	CHRISTIANS.
55346	Al-Azhari says
55347	: The word Kamsah
55348	(church), or
55349	' synagogue
55350	' of the Jews, in
55351	the plural Kand'is, is an Arabicised form, and the original form
55352	is Kunisht \
55353	Even
55354	the more
55355	ancient Arabs mention churches
55356	in
55357	their poems
55358	;
55359	thus Al-'Abbas ibn
55360	Mirdas al-Sulami says:
55361	'They surround me
55362	in
55363	the shadow
55364	of every church;
55365	as long
55366	as my people passed
55367	the night
55368	in
55369	the
55370	churches.'
55371	And Ibn Kais ar-Rukayyat says
55372	:
55373	'As
55374	if
55375	it were a
55376	picture
55377	painted
55378	in one of the
55379	churches.'
55380	1.
55381	The Two Churches of Al-Khattdah, without Cairo; one of which
55382	is named
55383	after the angel
55384	Gabriel;
55385	the
55386	other
55387	after Mercurius and
55388	also
55389	after Ruwais,
55390	the
55391	well-known monk who
55392	lived
55393	after
55394	a. h. 800.
55395	Near both
55396	of these churches
55397	the
55398	Christians
55399	buried
55400	their dead, and
55401	the
55402	place
55403	is
55404	called
55405	the
55406	Burial-place of
55407	Al-
55408	Khandak.
55409	Both of these churches were
55410	built
55411	in
55412	the time of Islam
55413	to
55414	take
55415	the
55416	place
55417	of the churches of Al-Maks.
55418	2.
55419	The
55420	Church
55421	in
55422	the
55423	Hdrah Zawilah
55424	in
55425	Cairo,
55426	a church
55427	revered
55428	by
55429	the
55430	Jacobite Christians, bears the name of the Virgin
55431	;
55432	it
55433	is
55434	stated that
55435	it was formerly
55436	known by the name of the physician Zabilun, who lived about 270 years before
55437	the appearance
55438	of
55439	the
55440	Islamitic
55441	religion, was
55442	learned
55443	in
55444	many
55445	sciences,
55446	and
55447	possessed a
55448	great
55449	treasure reached through
55450	a
55451	well which
55452	exists
55453	here.
55454	3. A Church known by the name ofAl-Mughithah in the Hdrat ar-RUm in Cairo
55455	bears the name of the Virgin.
55456	These two are the only churches that the Jacobites
55457	possess
55458	in
55459	Cairo.
55460	In
55461	the Harat ar-Rum
55462	there
55463	was another
55464	church,
55465	called
55466	the
55467	Church of Barbara, but
55468	this was destroyed
55469	in
55470	a. h.
55471	718.
55472	The
55473	cause
55474	of
55475	this
55476	event was
55477	the
55478	Christians
55479	offered a
55480	petition
55481	to
55482	Al- Malik
55483	an-Nasir Muhammad
55484	ibn
55485	Kala'un,
55486	in which
55487	they begged
55488	for
55489	permission
55490	to
55491	restore
55492	that
55493	part of
55494	this
55495	church which had been
55496	ruined;
55497	he gave them
55498	permission, and
55499	they
55500	built
55501	the
55502	church
55503	so
55504	that
55505	it became more
55506	beautiful
55507	than
55508	it was
55509	before.
55510	This
55511	angered
55512	' As Wiistenfeld
55513	pointed
55514	out,
55515	Kunisht
55516	is
55517	the
55518	Persian word;
55519	but
55520	the
55521	true
55522	original of the Arabic Kamsah,
55523	i-u-JiS',
55524	is
55525	the Aramaic N'J^f*33=' synagogue' or
55526	'meeting-house,' from
55527	K'J^
55528	'to
55529	assemble.'
55530	(Syr.
55531	)li^j».car>;
55532	late Hebrew
55533	^033).
p. 357
55534	APPENDIX.
55535	3^1
55536	a number of Muslims, who
55537	represented
55538	to
55539	the
55540	Sultan
55541	that
55542	the
55543	Christians had
55544	erected a new
55545	building
55546	beside
55547	this
55548	church, which had
55549	not
55550	been
55551	there
55552	before.
55553	He therefore charged the Emir and Treasurer 'Ilm ad-Din Sanjar, Wall of Cairo,
55554	to
55555	destroy
55556	the newly-erected
55557	building;
55558	and
55559	the
55560	latter
55561	rode
55562	thither and found
55563	a crowd of Muslims assembled, who hastened to
55564	destroy the church altogether,
55565	as
55566	speedily
55567	as
55568	possible
55569	;
55570	they
55571	erected
55572	in
55573	its
55574	place
55575	a
55576	Mihrab,
55577	announced
55578	the
55579	hours
55580	of prayer, and
55581	recited
55582	the Koran,
55583	all of their own
55584	accord, and they were
55585	not hindered
55586	for
55587	fear of an
55588	insurrection.
55589	After
55590	this the Christians were heavily
55591	oppressed;
55592	and
55593	they
55594	complained
55595	to
55596	the
55597	Cadi
55598	Karim ad-Din, Keeper of
55599	the
55600	Sultan's
55601	Privy
55602	Purse, who
55603	stood up
55604	as
55605	the
55606	champion
55607	of
55608	the
55609	religion
55610	of
55611	his
55612	forefathers, and brought
55613	the matter
55614	constantly
55615	to
55616	the
55617	Sultan's
55618	notice,
55619	until
55620	the
55621	latter
55622	ordered
55623	the
55624	destruction
55625	of the Mihrab, which was thrown
55626	down,
55627	so that
55628	the
55629	place became
55630	a rubbish-heap, and
55631	so
55632	it has remained.
55633	4. Church
55634	of Saint
55635	Menjias.
55636	This
55637	stands
55638	near
55639	the
55640	dam
55641	between
55642	the
55643	mounds of earth on
55644	the road from Misr
55645	;
55646	it
55647	consists of three churches adjacent
55648	to one another;
55649	one of the
55650	Jacobites, one
55651	of the
55652	Syrians, and
55653	the
55654	third of the
55655	Armenians.
55656	A festival is kept there every year, at which the Christians assemble
55657	in
55658	this church.
55659	5.
55660	The Church of Al-Miiallakah, in
55661	the city of Misr, in
55662	the
55663	quarter of Kasr
55664	ash-Shama', named
55665	after
55666	the Virgin;
55667	it
55668	is
55669	highly revered among them, and
55670	is
55671	distinct from
55672	the above-mentioned Cell.
55673	6.
55674	The Church of Saint Sinuthius
55675	in
55676	Misr, named
55677	after
55678	the
55679	ancient monk
55680	Sinuthius,
55681	of whom many things
55682	are
55683	related
55684	;
55685	among
55686	others,
55687	that he
55688	was one
55689	of those who
55690	entirely abstained from
55691	food during the
55692	Forty Days'
55693	Fast
55694	;
55695	under
55696	him there were 6,ooo monks, who
55697	fed,
55698	as he
55699	did himself, on
55700	a mess
55701	of palm-
55702	leaves
55703	;
55704	he
55705	wrote many books.
55706	7. Church of Mary, near the Church
55707	of Sinuthius.
55708	This was
55709	destroyed by
55710	'All
55711	ibn Sulaiman ibn
55712	'Ali
55713	ibn 'Abdallah ibn 'Abbas, Emir
55714	of Egypt, when he
55715	received the government from the Prince of the Faithful, Al-Hadi Musa, in a.h. 169;
55716	he also destroyed the churches of the Ward of Constantine, for the preservation
55717	of which the Christians offered him 50,000 dinars as a bribe, but he refused
55718	it.
55719	When he was removed, however, and Musa ibn 'Isa ibn Musa ibn Muhammad
55720	ibn
55721	'All
55722	ibn
55723	'Abdallah
55724	ibn 'Abbas
55725	took
55726	his
55727	place
55728	in
55729	the
55730	caliphate
55731	of Harun
55732	ar-Rashid,
55733	the
55734	new
55735	governor
55736	allowed
55737	the
55738	Christians
55739	to
55740	rebuild
55741	the
55742	churches
55743	which 'All ibn Sulaiman had destroyed
55744	; then they were all rebuilt in consequence
55745	of a decree
55746	of Al-Laith ibn
55747	Sa'd and 'Abdallah
55748	ibn
55749	Lahi'ah, who
55750	both
55751	declared
55752	that
55753	it was
55754	for
55755	the advantage of the town, and bore
55756	witness
55757	that
55758	the churches
p. 358
55759	328
55760	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
55761	at Misr had
55762	first been
55763	built under
55764	Islam
55765	in
55766	the
55767	time of the companions of the
55768	prophet and
55769	his
55770	first
55771	successors.
55772	8. Church of Saint George of Ath-Thikat.
55773	This church
55774	stands
55775	in an
55776	alley
55777	of the quarter of Kasr ash-Shama' at Misr, which
55778	is
55779	called Alley of Ath-Thikat
55780	;
55781	not
55782	far from
55783	it
55784	is
55785	the Church
55786	of the Virgin
55787	of Saint George.
55788	9.
55789	The Church of Barbara
55790	in Misr
55791	is
55792	large, and
55793	is celebrated among them
55794	;
55795	it
55796	is named
55797	after
55798	Saint
55799	Barbara,
55800	a
55801	nun.
55802	In
55803	her
55804	time
55805	two
55806	other
55807	nuns
55808	were
55809	living,
55810	Isa and Thakla;
55811	a great
55812	festival
55813	is kept in
55814	their honour at this church,
55815	and
55816	the
55817	patriarch
55818	is
55819	present
55820	at
55821	it.
55822	10. Church of Saint Sergius near Saint Barbara, not far from
55823	the Hospital of
55824	Ibn
55825	an-Nu'man.
55826	There
55827	is
55828	a
55829	cave within
55830	it,
55831	in
55832	which Christ and
55833	his
55834	mother
55835	Mary
55836	are
55837	said
55838	to have
55839	sat.
55840	11.
55841	Church of Babylon, south of Kasr ash-Shama', on the road of the Afram
55842	Bridge.
55843	This church
55844	is very
55845	old and
55846	small;
55847	below
55848	it
55849	the
55850	treasure
55851	of Babylon
55852	is
55853	said
55854	to be
55855	;
55856	its surroundings
55857	are
55858	in
55859	ruins.
55860	12.
55861	The Church of Theodore
55862	the Martyr,
55863	in the neighbourhood of Babylon,
55864	is named
55865	after
55866	the martyr Theodore,
55867	the
55868	military commander.
55869	13.
55870	The Church of Saint Mennas
55871	is also
55872	in the neighbourhood of Babylon.
55873	Both these churches are closed, on account of the ruins which surround them.
55874	14.
55875	Church of Saint Mennas
55876	in
55877	the
55878	Hamra;
55879	the Hamra
55880	is
55881	now
55882	called
55883	the
55884	quarter
55885	of Kanatir
55886	as-Saba',
55887	between
55888	Cairo and
55889	Misr.
55890	This church was
55891	restored
55892	in
55893	a. h. 177 by permission of the Emir of Egypt, Al-Walid ibn Rufa'ah
55894	;
55895	thereupon Wuhaib al-Yahsubi was angry,
55896	rebelled against the Sultan, and came
55897	to
55898	Ibn Rufaah
55899	to assassinate him,
55900	but was
55901	seized and put
55902	to
55903	death; Wuhaib
55904	was a
55905	traveller
55906	from Yemen,
55907	and
55908	had come
55909	to
55910	Egypt.
55911	Then
55912	the
55913	Kara,
55914	in
55915	order
55916	to avenge Wuhaib, rose
55917	against Al-Walid ibn Rufa'ah, and fought against
55918	him.
55919	Ma'finah,
55920	the
55921	wife of
55922	Wuhaib,
55923	went
55924	round
55925	at
55926	night
55927	to
55928	the
55929	setdements
55930	of the Kara
55931	to
55932	rouse them
55933	to avenge his blood
55934	;
55935	she had shorn
55936	her head, and
55937	was an eloquent woman.
55938	Then Ibn Rufa ah seized Abu 'Isa Marwan
55939	ibn 'Abd
55940	ar-Rahman al-Yahsubi
55941	from
55942	among
55943	the Kara;
55944	he
55945	asked
55946	for mercy, and Ibn
55947	Rufa'ah set him free ; and subsequently
55948	the rebellion was put down
55949	after a great
55950	number had been
55951	slain.
55952	The church
55953	in
55954	the Hamra remained
55955	standing
55956	until
55957	the
55958	destruction
55959	of
55960	the
55961	churches
55962	took
55963	place
55964	in
55965	the
55966	days of Al-Malik an-Nasir
55967	Muhammad
55968	ibn Kala un,
55969	as
55970	it
55971	will be
55972	related,
55973	if
55974	it be God's
55975	will.
55976	15.
55977	History of
55978	the Church of Az-Zuhri, and account of the
55979	destruction of
55980	the churches in Egypt, and of the monasteries of the Christians all at one time.
55981	The Church of Az-Zuhri stood at the place where now the Pool of An-Nasir
p. 359
55982	APPENDIX.
55983	329
55984	is, in the neighbourhood of Kanatir as-Saba', on the western bank of the
55985	canal,
55986	west of Al-Lawak
55987	; many events have taken
55988	place in connexion with
55989	this church.
55990	For when Al-Malik an-Nasir Muhammad
55991	ibn
55992	Kala'un
55993	had
55994	in
55995	a. h.
55996	720
55997	built
55998	the hippodrome of the Mahari Camels near Kanatir as-Saba
55999	, he wished
56000	also
56001	to
56002	erect an embankment on the
56003	chief branch of the Nile not far from the Mosque
56004	of Taibars
56005	; he
56006	therefore commanded
56007	that a rubbish-heap which
56008	lay there should
56009	be carried away, and that the
56010	earth beneath
56011	it should be dug out for the sake of
56012	the embankment, and he caused the water to flow into the excavated place, which
56013	is therefore called
56014	to this day the pool of An-Nasir,
56015	The excavation of this pool
56016	was begun on the
56017	last day of the month of Rabf
56018	I,
56019	a.h. 721
56020	;
56021	and when they
56022	brought
56023	it near
56024	to the Church of Az-Zuhri
56025	at which many Christians had always
56026	dwelt, and
56027	beside
56028	which
56029	several other churches
56030	stood, on
56031	the spot now
56032	called
56033	Hakar Akbugha, between
56034	the Seven Wells and
56035	the
56036	Bridge
56037	of the Dam
56038	outside
56039	the city of Misr, then the workmen began to dig round the Church of Az-Zuhri,
56040	so that the latter remained standing in the middle of the spot which
56041	the
56042	Sultan
56043	had appointed for excavation and which
56044	is now the Pool of An-Nasir, and they
56045	continued to
56046	dig,
56047	until
56048	the
56049	church,
56050	as
56051	it were, hung
56052	in
56053	the
56054	air.
56055	The intention
56056	was
56057	that the church should
56058	fall
56059	without
56060	a
56061	direct
56062	attempt
56063	to
56064	destroy
56065	it.
56066	The
56067	general body of
56068	the
56069	slaves of the Emirs, who were working
56070	at
56071	the
56072	excavation,
56073	and
56074	the other workmen demanded,
56075	with
56076	incessant
56077	cries, permission
56078	to
56079	destroy
56080	the church, but the Emirs did not
56081	listen
56082	to them
56083	until Friday the
56084	9th Rabi' II
56085	of the same
56086	year,
56087	while
56088	the people were
56089	performing
56090	the Friday
56091	prayers, when
56092	the work
56093	of excavation was
56094	interrupted, and
56095	a body
56096	of
56097	the common
56098	people,
56099	without leave from
56100	the
56101	Sultan, crying out 'God
56102	is Great!'
56103	attacked the Church
56104	of Az-Zuhri with axes and
56105	other
56106	tools,
56107	destroyed
56108	it and made a rubbish-heap
56109	of
56110	it,
56111	plundered
56112	the
56113	Christians who
56114	were
56115	there, and
56116	carried
56117	off
56118	all
56119	that was
56120	within
56121	it.
56122	Then
56123	they
56124	destroyed
56125	the
56126	Church of Saint Mennas
56127	in
56128	the
56129	Hamra,
56130	which had from ancient times been much
56131	revered by the Christians
56132	;
56133	a number
56134	of Christians dwelt
56135	there, who had
56136	established
56137	themselves
56138	there, and
56139	to whom
56140	the
56141	Christians
56142	of Misr brought
56143	all
56144	that was needed
56145	for
56146	the church
56147	;
56148	they
56149	also
56150	sent
56151	there
56152	costly
56153	offerings and many
56154	alms,
56155	so
56156	that
56157	there
56158	was
56159	there
56160	a
56161	large
56162	treasure
56163	of
56164	coined
56165	money,
56166	golden
56167	vessels,
56168	and
56169	other
56170	valuables.
56171	The
56172	people
56173	climbed the walls, opened
56174	the gates, and
56175	took money, vessels, and wine-jars out
56176	of the church
56177	;
56178	it was a terrible occurrence.
56179	Thereupon
56180	they went
56181	from
56182	the
56183	church
56184	in
56185	the
56186	Hamra,
56187	after
56188	they
56189	had
56190	destroyed
56191	it,
56192	to
56193	the
56194	two
56195	churches
56196	near
56197	the
56198	Seven
56199	Wells,
56200	one
56201	of
56202	which
56203	was
56204	called
56205	the Church of the Maidens, and was inhabited by a number of Christian
56206	U u
56207	[TI.
56208	7.]
p. 360
56209	330
56210	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
56211	girls and by monks
56212	;
56213	they broke in the doors of the two churches, took captive
56214	the
56215	girls, of whom there were more than
56216	sixty, took
56217	off their
56218	clothes, plundered
56219	all that they could find, and burnt and entirely destroyed these churches.
56220	All this took place while
56221	the
56222	people were making
56223	their Friday prayers; and
56224	when they came
56225	out
56226	of
56227	the
56228	mosques,
56229	they
56230	beheld
56231	with
56232	horror
56233	the
56234	clouds
56235	of
56236	dust,
56237	the smoke of the
56238	fire, the tumult
56239	of the mob, and
56240	the
56241	hurrying throngs
56242	of those who were carrying off the plundered
56243	objects,
56244	so
56245	that
56246	this horror could
56247	only be compared with that of the day of resurrection.
56248	The news of
56249	it
56250	spread,
56251	and
56252	quickly came
56253	to
56254	the sandy ground
56255	under
56256	the
56257	Castle on
56258	the
56259	Mountain;
56260	the
56261	Sultan
56262	heard
56263	a
56264	great tumult and
56265	noise which
56266	horrified
56267	him,
56268	and
56269	he
56270	sent
56271	to
56272	enquire
56273	into
56274	the
56275	cause
56276	of
56277	it.
56278	When
56279	he was
56280	told what had happened, he
56281	was much
56282	excited, and was
56283	angry
56284	that
56285	the
56286	people had
56287	undertaken
56288	to
56289	do
56290	the
56291	deed without his command.
56292	He ordered
56293	the Emir Aidughmish Amir-Akhur to
56294	ride
56295	to
56296	the
56297	spot
56298	with
56299	a
56300	detachment
56301	of pages,
56302	to
56303	put
56304	a
56305	stop
56306	to
56307	this
56308	disorder,
56309	and
56310	to
56311	seize
56312	those who had done
56313	the
56314	deed.
56315	While Aidughmish
56316	was making
56317	preparations
56318	to
56319	ride down,
56320	the news was
56321	brought from
56322	Cairo
56323	that
56324	the people
56325	of Cairo had
56326	risen and had destroyed a church
56327	in the
56328	quarter
56329	of the Romans
56330	and one
56331	in
56332	the
56333	quarter of Zawilah
56334	;
56335	and
56336	at
56337	the same time
56338	it was
56339	announced
56340	from Misr that the people of Misr had risen in great numbers and had marched
56341	to the Church of Al-Mu'allakah in the Kasr ash-Shama', which had then been shut
56342	up by the
56343	Christians who were
56344	besieged
56345	within
56346	it,
56347	but
56348	it was on the
56349	point of
56350	being
56351	taken.
56352	Now the anger
56353	of
56354	the
56355	Sultan
56356	increased, and
56357	he wished
56358	to
56359	ride
56360	down
56361	in person to attack the people, but he refrained when the Emir Aidughmish
56362	dissuaded him from
56363	the
56364	attempt.
56365	The
56366	latter went
56367	from
56368	the
56369	Castle
56370	with
56371	four
56372	Emirs to Misr; the two Chamberlains, the Emir Baibars and the Emir Alamas, rode
56373	to the place which had been excavated
56374	; and
56375	the Emir Tinal rode to
56376	Cairo, each
56377	accompanied by a numerous troop.
56378	The Sultan had commanded
56379	that
56380	all whom
56381	they
56382	should
56383	capture among the people were
56384	to
56385	be
56386	slain, and none was
56387	to
56388	be
56389	pardoned
56390	;
56391	so
56392	Cairo
56393	and
56394	Misr
56395	fell upon
56396	their
56397	knees, and
56398	the
56399	plunderers
56400	fled,
56401	so
56402	that
56403	the Emirs only caught
56404	those who
56405	were
56406	unable
56407	to move because
56408	they
56409	were overcome by the wine which they had drunk in the churches.
56410	The Emir
56411	Aidughmish now
56412	entered
56413	into
56414	Misr.
56415	The
56416	Wall
56417	had
56418	already
56419	ridden
56420	to
56421	the
56422	Mu'allakah
56423	to
56424	drive
56425	away
56426	those
56427	engaged
56428	in
56429	plunder
56430	from
56431	the
56432	street
56433	of
56434	the
56435	Mu'allakah, but, being received by a shower of
56436	stones, he had
56437	fled from them,
56438	and
56439	the gate of the church was on
56440	the
56441	point of
56442	being
56443	set
56444	fire
56445	to.
56446	Now
56447	the
56448	Emir Aidughmish and
56449	his followers drew their swords that they might
56450	fall upon
56451	the
56452	people,
56453	but when
56454	he found
56455	that
56456	there was an
56457	innumerable
56458	multitude
56459	and
p. 361
56460	APPENDIX.
56461	331
56462	a narrow way of escape, he refrained from
56463	slaughter,
56464	bid
56465	his
56466	followers
56467	disperse
56468	the crowd
56469	without
56470	shedding
56471	blood,
56472	and
56473	proclaimed
56474	that any one who
56475	stayed
56476	behind should
56477	forfeit
56478	his
56479	life.
56480	Then
56481	the assembled crowd turned
56482	to
56483	flight and
56484	dispersed, but Aidughmish, fearing
56485	lest the people should
56486	return, remained there
56487	until the evening-prayer was proclaimed
56488	;
56489	then he marched away, having ordered
56490	the
56491	Wall
56492	of
56493	Misr
56494	with
56495	his
56496	soldiers,
56497	to whom
56498	he
56499	added
56500	fifty
56501	of
56502	the
56503	pages,
56504	to
56505	pass
56506	the
56507	night on
56508	the
56509	spot.
56510	As
56511	for
56512	the Emir
56513	Alamas,
56514	he
56515	came
56516	to
56517	the
56518	churches
56519	in
56520	the Hamra
56521	and
56522	the
56523	Church
56524	of
56525	Az-Zuhri
56526	to defend
56527	them,
56528	but
56529	only
56530	rubbish-heaps were
56531	left
56532	of
56533	them,
56534	not a
56535	wall was standing;
56536	he
56537	returned
56538	therefore,
56539	and
56540	the
56541	other Emirs
56542	also returned and informed
56543	the
56544	Sultan, whose
56545	anger continued to increase
56546	;
56547	but they did not leave him until he was pacified.
56548	At the destruction of these churches
56549	a wonderful
56550	event
56551	occurred.
56552	For when
56553	the
56554	people
56555	were
56556	assembled on
56557	that
56558	day
56559	in
56560	the Mosque of
56561	the
56562	Castle on the
56563	IMountain
56564	for
56565	the Friday
56566	prayer, and
56567	had
56568	just
56569	finished
56570	the
56571	prayer,
56572	a madman
56573	rose up and
56574	cried
56575	out
56576	in
56577	the
56578	midst
56579	of
56580	the mosque
56581	:
56582	' Destroy
56583	the church
56584	in
56585	the
56586	citadel, destroy
56587	it
56588	I
56589	' and when he had repeatedly cried out in this disturbing
56590	fashion,
56591	he
56592	fell
56593	into
56594	convulsions.
56595	The
56596	Sultan and
56597	the Emirs wondered
56598	at
56599	his
56600	words, and
56601	orders were
56602	given
56603	to
56604	the
56605	officer on guard and
56606	the chamberlain
56607	to
56608	investigate the matter
56609	;
56610	so they both
56611	left
56612	the mosque, and when they came
56613	to the
56614	Ruins of
56615	the
56616	Tartars
56617	in
56618	the
56619	citadel,
56620	where
56621	a
56622	newly-built
56623	church
56624	stood,
56625	there
56626	were
56627	people employed
56628	in
56629	destroying
56630	it, and
56631	they had
56632	not
56633	finished
56634	their work
56635	when
56636	the news of
56637	the
56638	attack upon
56639	the churches
56640	in
56641	the
56642	Hamra
56643	and
56644	at
56645	Cairo
56646	arrived.
56647	Then
56648	the
56649	Sultan wondered yet more
56650	at that
56651	fakir, and caused
56652	search
56653	to be made for him, but no trace of him was found.
56654	In the Mosque of Al-Azhar
56655	too
56656	it happened
56657	that when
56658	the
56659	people were assembled
56660	that day
56661	for
56662	the Friday
56663	prayers, one of the
56664	fakirs
56665	fell
56666	into
56667	a
56668	sort of trembling, and when
56669	the hour of
56670	prayer was
56671	announced,
56672	before
56673	the preacher appeared,
56674	he
56675	stepped
56676	forward and
56677	said
56678	:
56679	' Destroy the churches of the enemies and unbelievers
56680	! God
56681	is great
56682	! God
56683	grant victory and help
56684	!
56685	'
56686	Then he began again to tremble, and cried out
56687	:
56688	' Down
56689	to
56690	the ground! Down
56691	to
56692	the ground!'
56693	The
56694	people
56695	looked
56696	at
56697	him
56698	and
56699	did
56700	not know what he meant;
56701	they were of various
56702	opinions regarding him, some
56703	saying,
56704	' He
56705	is mad
56706	;
56707	' and others,
56708	' This means something.'
56709	When
56710	the preacher
56711	came forward the
56712	fakir ceased
56713	shouting, and at
56714	the end of the prayers he was
56715	sought for but could not be found; and when
56716	the people came out of the door
56717	of
56718	the mosque
56719	they saw
56720	the
56721	plunderers
56722	with
56723	the woodwork
56724	of the
56725	churches,
56726	the garments of the
56727	Christians, and
56728	other plunder, and when they asked about
56729	these things they were answered that the Sultan had proclaimed that the churches
56730	U u 2
p. 362
56731	333
56732	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
56733	should be destroyed
56734	; and the people believed this until they heard soon afterwards
56735	that
56736	all had happened without
56737	orders from the
56738	Sultan.
56739	The churches destroyed
56740	that day at Cairo were
56741	that
56742	in
56743	the
56744	quarter of the Romans, that by the Archers,
56745	and two churches in the street of Zawilah.
56746	On
56747	Sunday,
56748	the
56749	3rd day
56750	after
56751	the Friday on which
56752	the
56753	destruction
56754	of the
56755	churches had
56756	taken
56757	place
56758	at
56759	Cairo and
56760	Misr,
56761	the news came from
56762	the Emir
56763	Badr ad-Din
56764	Bilbag
56765	al-Muhsani,
56766	Wait
56767	of Alexandria,
56768	that on
56769	Friday
56770	the
56771	9th
56772	Rabi'
56773	II,
56774	after
56775	the Friday
56776	prayers,
56777	a tumult had
56778	arisen among the
56779	people, and
56780	when they had quitted the mosque, the cry arose
56781	:
56782	'The
56783	churches are destroyed!'
56784	and that the INIameluke had at once ridden to the spot but had found the churches,
56785	four
56786	in number,
56787	already reduced
56788	to
56789	heaps
56790	;
56791	that
56792	he had
56793	also
56794	received by the
56795	pigeon-post a
56796	letter from the Wali of Al-Buhairah, announcing that
56797	at the town
56798	of Damanhur,
56799	while the people on
56800	that day were making
56801	their Friday prayers,
56802	two churches had been destroyed.
56803	The astonishment increased over
56804	these matters
56805	until on
56806	Friday,
56807	the
56808	i6th, news was brought from
56809	the town of Kus
56810	that while
56811	the
56812	people on
56813	the
56814	9th
56815	Rabi'
56816	II had
56817	finished
56818	their
56819	Friday
56820	prayers,
56821	one of the
56822	fakirs had
56823	risen, and had
56824	said
56825	:
56826	' O
56827	fakirs
56828	! come out to
56829	the destruction of the
56830	churches
56831	!
56832	'
56833	but when they went
56834	out,
56835	followed by a crowd of
56836	others, they had
56837	found
56838	the churches
56839	already destroyed;
56840	and
56841	that
56842	at Kus
56843	and
56844	in
56845	its immediate
56846	neighbourhood
56847	six
56848	churches had been wrecked.
56849	Gradually information
56850	arrived
56851	from
56852	the southern and northern
56853	provinces, announcing the destruction of many
56854	churches and monasteries in
56855	all the
56856	districts of Egypt between Kus, Alexandria,
56857	and
56858	Damietta, which
56859	had
56860	taken place on
56861	the same
56862	day
56863	during and
56864	after
56865	the
56866	Friday
56867	prayers.
56868	The anger of the Sultan against the people reached
56869	its highest
56870	point, because he
56871	feared
56872	that
56873	even worse
56874	things would be done.
56875	The
56876	Emirs
56877	tried
56878	to
56879	soothe
56880	his
56881	anger,
56882	saying
56883	that
56884	matters
56885	of
56886	this
56887	sort could
56888	not
56889	have
56890	happened through human power, and that
56891	if the Sultan himself wished
56892	to under-
56893	take
56894	anything
56895	of the
56896	sort
56897	he would
56898	not
56899	be
56900	in
56901	a
56902	position
56903	to do
56904	so;
56905	but
56906	that
56907	it was a decree and ordinance
56908	of God, who knew
56909	the
56910	great
56911	corruption
56912	of the
56913	Christians and
56914	their
56915	increasing
56916	pride,
56917	so
56918	that
56919	that which had happened might
56920	serve as a punishment for them.
56921	While
56922	therefore
56923	the
56924	people
56925	of
56926	Cairo
56927	and
56928	Misr had become much
56929	afraid
56930	of the
56931	Sultan, because
56932	they had heard
56933	that he had threatened them with death,
56934	and many
56935	of
56936	the
56937	lowest
56938	people
56939	had
56940	taken
56941	to
56942	flight,
56943	the
56944	Cadi
56945	and
56946	Army-
56947	Inspector Fakhr ad-Din
56948	tried
56949	to
56950	dissuade
56951	the
56952	Sultan
56953	from
56954	his intended
56955	attack
56956	on
56957	the
56958	people,
56959	and
56960	to
56961	reconcile
56962	him
56963	with them
56964	again,
56965	while Karim
56966	ad-Din
56967	al-Kabir,
56968	Keeper
56969	of
56970	the
56971	Privy
56972	Purse,
56973	incited
56974	the
56975	Sultan
56976	against
56977	the
56978	people,
p. 363
56979	APPENDIX.
56980	333
56981	until
56982	the
56983	Sultan ordered him
56984	to travel to Alexandria
56985	for
56986	the purpose
56987	of raising
56988	money and of enquiring what churches were there destroyed.
56989	Scarcely a month had passed by since the destruction of the churches when
56990	in
56991	Cairo and
56992	Misr
56993	fire
56994	broke out
56995	in many
56996	places,
56997	at which
56998	horrors occurred
56999	equal
57000	to
57001	those
57002	which
57003	followed
57004	the
57005	destruction
57006	of
57007	the
57008	churches.
57009	In
57010	a house
57011	of
57012	the
57013	Roast-meat-Vendors'
57014	Street
57015	in
57016	Cairo
57017	fire
57018	broke
57019	out on
57020	Saturday
57021	the
57022	loth Jumada
57023	I, and spread among
57024	the
57025	surrounding
57026	dwellings and
57027	lasted
57028	until
57029	the evening of Sunday;
57030	many
57031	buildings were
57032	destroyed.
57033	When
57034	this
57035	fire was
57036	extinguished, another arose in the quarter of Ad-Dailam in the street of Al-'Arishah,
57037	near
57038	the
57039	dwelling of Karim
57040	ad-Din,
57041	Keeper
57042	of
57043	the
57044	Privy
57045	Purse, on the
57046	25th
57047	Jumada I ;
57048	it was a windy night, and the
57049	fire spread on
57050	all
57051	sides, until
57052	it reached
57053	the
57054	house
57055	of Karim
57056	ad-Din.
57057	When
57058	the
57059	Sultan
57060	heard
57061	of
57062	this,
57063	he was much
57064	vexed,
57065	because
57066	a
57067	part
57068	of
57069	the
57070	Sultan's
57071	treasures
57072	was
57073	kept
57074	there,
57075	and
57076	he
57077	sent
57078	several of the Emirs
57079	to put
57080	it
57081	out, and they took with them a crowd of people
57082	which
57083	continually
57084	grew
57085	in
57086	numbers.
57087	From
57088	the
57089	night
57090	of Monday
57091	to
57092	that
57093	of
57094	Tuesday the
57095	fire had
57096	continually
57097	increased, and
57098	the Emirs
57099	with
57100	their
57101	followers
57102	could not extinguish
57103	it, because there was a strong wind by which
57104	lofty palms
57105	were
57106	overthrown and
57107	boats
57108	were dashed
57109	to
57110	pieces, and
57111	so
57112	the
57113	fire
57114	spread on
57115	all
57116	sides.
57117	The people were
57118	already convinced
57119	that
57120	the whole
57121	of Cairo would
57122	be
57123	burnt, and
57124	they mounted
57125	the
57126	minarets
57127	in
57128	order
57129	to
57130	call
57131	to
57132	prayer.
57133	The
57134	fakirs and pious men appeared and began to pray with the cry
57135	:
57136	' God
57137	is great
57138	!
57139	but
57140	it was
57141	in
57142	vain, and
57143	the screams and
57144	weeping of men grew
57145	louder on
57146	all
57147	sides.
57148	The
57149	Sultan went up
57150	to
57151	the roof of the
57152	castle, but could not stay there
57153	on account of the strong wind;
57154	the
57155	fire
57156	lasted, and
57157	the
57158	Sultan
57159	repeated
57160	his
57161	command
57162	to
57163	the
57164	Emirs
57165	to
57166	extinguish
57167	it
57168	until
57169	Tuesday.
57170	Then
57171	the
57172	Sultan's
57173	Deputy went down and took
57174	all
57175	the Emirs
57176	and
57177	water-carriers
57178	with
57179	him
57180	;
57181	and
57182	the Emir and
57183	Cupbearer
57184	Baktimur
57185	also
57186	went down
57187	;
57188	it was
57189	a
57190	terrible
57191	day
57192	;
57193	none more
57194	terrible
57195	has
57196	ever been
57197	seen.
57198	At
57199	the
57200	gates
57201	of Cairo guards were
57202	set
57203	to
57204	bring back
57205	the
57206	water-carriers
57207	if they
57208	tried
57209	to
57210	leave
57211	Cairo,
57212	in
57213	order to
57214	extinguish
57215	the
57216	fire
57217	;
57218	not one of the
57219	water-carriers of the Emirs and of the
57220	city
57221	was spared,
57222	all had to work ; and they brought the water from the academies and
57223	baths ;
57224	all the carpenters and attendants of the baths were taken to pull down the
57225	houses, and in
57226	this time of necessity many lofty buildings and great houses were
57227	pulled down.
57228	At this
57229	fire twenty-four of the principal Emirs were working, besides
57230	an equal number of the Emirs of the band, the Decurions and the Mamelukes
57231	;
57232	and
57233	the Emirs themselves
57234	set
57235	their hands
57236	to
57237	the work.
57238	The water stood from
57239	the
57240	Gate of Zawilah
57241	to
57242	the
57243	quarter of Ad-Dailam
57244	like
57245	a
57246	lake
57247	in
57248	the
57249	street on
p. 364
57250	334
57251	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
57252	account of
57253	the crowd of men and camels
57254	which
57255	brought
57256	water.
57257	The
57258	Emir
57259	and Cupbearer Bal^timur and the Emir and Deputy Arghiln were employed
57260	in
57261	carrying the
57262	Sultan's
57263	treasure from
57264	the house
57265	of Karim
57266	ad-Din
57267	to
57268	the
57269	house
57270	of his son
57271	in the Lead-workers' Street
57272	;
57273	sixteen houses which
57274	partly touched the
57275	house or stood
57276	opposite
57277	to
57278	it had
57279	to be destroyed before
57280	they could rescue the
57281	treasure.
57282	The
57283	fire was not
57284	yet
57285	fully
57286	extinguished,
57287	the
57288	treasure was
57289	scarcely
57290	carried
57291	away, when a fresh fire broke out
57292	at the dwelling of Az-Zahir before the Zawilah
57293	Gate, which
57294	destroyed
57295	1 20 houses
57296	;
57297	among
57298	which was
57299	a
57300	hall known
57301	as
57302	the
57303	Hall of the
57304	Fakirs.
57305	During the
57306	fire a strong wind blew
57307	; then the Chamberlain
57308	and
57309	the Wali rode down
57310	to extinguish
57311	the
57312	fire, and
57313	caused
57314	a number of
57315	the
57316	surrounding houses
57317	to be
57318	pulled down
57319	until
57320	the
57321	fire
57322	was
57323	extinguished.
57324	Two
57325	days
57326	later a
57327	fire broke out
57328	in the house of the Emir Salar
57329	in the
57330	street between
57331	the two
57332	castles;
57333	it
57334	began
57335	in
57336	the
57337	air-passage which had been
57338	constructed
57339	100
57340	cubits above the ground
57341	;
57342	but this was all destroyed before the
57343	fire was put out.
57344	Then
57345	the
57346	Sultan commanded
57347	the Emir and Treasurer 'Ilm
57348	ad-Din
57349	Sanjar,
57350	Wall of
57351	Cairo,
57352	and
57353	the
57354	Emir and
57355	Chamberlain
57356	Baibars
57357	to keep
57358	guard and
57359	to be
57360	watchful
57361	;
57362	it was proclaimed
57363	that
57364	in every shop a
57365	barrel
57366	or
57367	jar of water
57368	should
57369	stand, and
57370	a
57371	similar one
57372	in
57373	all
57374	streets,
57375	by-ways, and
57376	alleys.
57377	Through
57378	this
57379	the
57380	price of a
57381	barrel
57382	rose from one dirham
57383	to
57384	five, and the price of a jar
57385	to
57386	eight dirham s.
57387	A fire
57388	also broke out in
57389	the quarter of the Romans and in many places, so
57390	that no day passed without a
57391	fire
57392	in some
57393	place.
57394	The people now took heed
57395	to that which was befalling them, and came to the conjecture that the Christians
57396	were
57397	the cause
57398	of
57399	it, because
57400	the
57401	fire appeared
57402	in
57403	the
57404	pulpits
57405	of the mosques
57406	and the walls of oratories and schools
57407	; they were therefore prepared
57408	at a certain
57409	fire, and they
57410	followed up
57411	the
57412	track
57413	of
57414	it
57415	until
57416	they
57417	found
57418	that
57419	it
57420	arose from
57421	naphtha
57422	rolled up
57423	in
57424	cloths
57425	steeped
57426	in
57427	oil and pitch.
57428	One Friday night in the
57429	middle
57430	of Jumada, two monks were
57431	captured coming out of
57432	the Academy of
57433	Al-Hakkariyah, and fire had just been set to the academy, and the smell of sulphur
57434	was
57435	still on
57436	their hands;
57437	they were brought
57438	to
57439	the Emir
57440	and
57441	Treasurer 'Ilm
57442	ad-Din, Wali of Cairo, who sent word
57443	to the Sultan, who ordered that they should
57444	be tortured.
57445	He had not come down from the castle before people met him, who
57446	had
57447	seized
57448	a
57449	Christian caught
57450	in
57451	the
57452	Mosque of Az-Zahir
57453	with
57454	rags
57455	in
57456	the
57457	form
57458	of an annular
57459	biscuit
57460	full
57461	within of
57462	pitch and naphtha;
57463	he
57464	had
57465	already
57466	thrown one of them down by the
57467	pulpit, and had stood by
57468	it
57469	until smoke
57470	rose
57471	from
57472	it ; then he went to depart from the mosque
57473	; some one, however, had noticed
p. 365
57474	APPENDIX.
57475	335
57476	him, and
57477	watched him from
57478	a
57479	place where
57480	the
57481	Christian
57482	could
57483	not
57484	see him
57485	;
57486	then
57487	he
57488	seized
57489	him,
57490	and
57491	the
57492	people came up
57493	in crowds and dragged him
57494	to
57495	the
57496	Wall's
57497	house
57498	;
57499	he
57500	had
57501	dressed
57502	himself
57503	like
57504	the
57505	Muslims.
57506	He was then
57507	tortured before the Emir and Chamberlain Rukn ad-Din Baibars, and he confessed
57508	that
57509	a
57510	multitude
57511	of
57512	Christians
57513	had bound themselves
57514	to prepare naphtha and
57515	to spread
57516	it about by means of several of their followers, of whom he was one,
57517	and
57518	that
57519	he had
57520	been
57521	told
57522	to
57523	place
57524	it
57525	beside
57526	the
57527	pulpit
57528	of
57529	the Mosque
57530	of
57531	Az-Zahir.
57532	Thereupon
57533	it was ordered that the two monks should be tortured, and
57534	they confessed
57535	that they were among
57536	the
57537	inhabitants
57538	of the
57539	Monastery of the
57540	Mule, and had
57541	set
57542	fire
57543	to
57544	the
57545	places
57546	already
57547	described,
57548	out
57549	of
57550	hatred
57551	to
57552	the
57553	Muslims and
57554	to
57555	take revenge upon them
57556	for
57557	the
57558	destruction
57559	of
57560	the
57561	churches
57562	;
57563	and
57564	that many Christians had joined
57565	together, and had
57566	collected a considerable
57567	sum to prepare this naphtha.
57568	Meanwhile Karim
57569	ad-Din,
57570	Keeper
57571	of
57572	the
57573	Privy
57574	Purse,
57575	had
57576	returned
57577	from
57578	Alexandria
57579	; and the Sultan informed him of the capture of the Christians, where-
57580	upon he answered
57581	:
57582	* The Christians have a patriarch with whom they consult, and
57583	who knows
57584	their dispositions.'
57585	Then the Sultan commanded to bring the patriarch
57586	to the dwelling of Karim ad-Din that he might speak with him of the
57587	fire, and the
57588	share of the
57589	Christians
57590	in
57591	kindling
57592	it.
57593	The
57594	patriarch came
57595	therefore under the
57596	guard of the Wall
57597	of Cairo by
57598	night through
57599	fear of the
57600	people, and when he
57601	had entered
57602	the
57603	house of Karim
57604	ad-Din,
57605	in the
57606	quarter of Ad-Dailam, and the
57607	three Christians had been brought from
57608	the
57609	dwelling of the Wali,
57610	they repeated
57611	to Karim ad-Din
57612	in
57613	the presence of
57614	the
57615	patriarch and Wall
57616	all
57617	that they had
57618	before confessed.
57619	When the patriarch heard
57620	the
57621	confession, he began
57622	to weep,
57623	and
57624	said
57625	:
57626	' These
57627	are
57628	fanatical
57629	Christians, who wished
57630	to avenge themselves
57631	on
57632	the
57633	fanatical
57634	Muslims
57635	on
57636	account
57637	of
57638	the
57639	destruction
57640	of
57641	the
57642	churches.'
57643	Thereupon he was
57644	released
57645	by Karim ad-Din
57646	with
57647	ceremony, and found
57648	that
57649	Karim ad-Din had caused a mule
57650	to be kept
57651	in
57652	readiness for him
57653	at the door,
57654	so
57655	that he might
57656	ride upon
57657	it;
57658	so he
57659	mounted
57660	and
57661	rode
57662	off;
57663	thereupon
57664	the
57665	people
57666	were
57667	angry
57668	and
57669	fell
57670	upon
57671	him
57672	together,
57673	and
57674	if
57675	the
57676	Wali
57677	had
57678	not
57679	accompanied him he would have been
57680	slain.
57681	Next morning Karim ad-Din wished
57682	to
57683	ride,
57684	according to
57685	his custom,
57686	to
57687	the
57688	Castle, and when he came
57689	out of doors
57690	as
57691	usual,
57692	the
57693	people
57694	cried
57695	to him
57696	in
57697	the
57698	streets
57699	:
57700	' It
57701	is
57702	not
57703	allowed, O
57704	Cadi,
57705	that
57706	thou
57707	shouldest
57708	take under
57709	thy
57710	protection
57711	the
57712	Christians who
57713	have
57714	burnt down
57715	the
57716	houses
57717	of
57718	IMuslims,
57719	and
57720	shouldest
57721	let them
57722	ride upon
57723	mules.'
57724	These words angered him and increased
57725	his
57726	desire
57727	to
57728	do
57729	injuries, and when
57730	he
57731	came
57732	before
57733	the
57734	Sultan
57735	he
57736	tried
57737	to
p. 366
57738	^^6
57739	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
57740	represent
57741	the
57742	crime of the
57743	Christians who had been captured
57744	as
57745	slight,
57746	saying
57747	that
57748	they were
57749	fanatics and
57750	fools;
57751	but
57752	the
57753	Sultan bade
57754	the Wall
57755	increase
57756	the
57757	tortures.
57758	So
57759	the Wall went down and
57760	caused them
57761	to
57762	be
57763	severely
57764	tortured,
57765	so
57766	that
57767	they confessed
57768	that
57769	fourteen
57770	monks
57771	had
57772	conspired
57773	together
57774	in
57775	the
57776	Monastery
57777	of
57778	the Mule
57779	to
57780	burn down
57781	all
57782	the dwellings
57783	of the Muslims, and
57784	that among
57785	them
57786	there was
57787	a monk who
57788	prepared
57789	the
57790	naphtha
57791	;
57792	that
57793	they
57794	had
57795	partitioned
57796	Cairo
57797	and
57798	Misr
57799	among
57800	themselves,
57801	so
57802	that
57803	eight
57804	came
57805	to
57806	Cairo
57807	and
57808	six
57809	to
57810	Misr.
57811	Then
57812	the
57813	Wall
57814	had
57815	the
57816	Monastery
57817	of
57818	the
57819	Mule
57820	surrounded and
57821	all
57822	its inmates
57823	seized;
57824	four of them were
57825	burnt
57826	at
57827	the
57828	cross-
57829	ways
57830	by
57831	the
57832	Mosque
57833	of
57834	Ibn
57835	TfiKin
57836	on
57837	Friday,
57838	where
57839	a
57840	great
57841	crowd
57842	had
57843	assembled
57844	to
57845	see
57846	them.
57847	From
57848	this
57849	time
57850	the common
57851	people were
57852	enraged
57853	against the
57854	Christians, and
57855	began
57856	to
57857	insult
57858	them
57859	and
57860	tore
57861	their garments
57862	off
57863	them,
57864	so
57865	that
57866	every form
57867	of
57868	outrage was
57869	allowed, and
57870	such
57871	as exceeded
57872	all
57873	measure.
57874	Thereupon
57875	the
57876	Sultan grew angry, and formed
57877	the plan of making
57878	an attack upon the people.
57879	It happened that when he was riding on a Saturday
57880	from
57881	the
57882	citadel
57883	to
57884	go
57885	to
57886	the
57887	great
57888	hippodrome,
57889	he
57890	saw
57891	a
57892	great
57893	crowd
57894	of
57895	people who were
57896	filling the
57897	streets and shouting
57898	:
57899	' God protect Islam
57900	!
57901	Protect
57902	the religion of Muhammad ibn 'Abdallah
57903	!
57904	'
57905	He rode
57906	aside to avoid them, and
57907	when he reached the hippodrome,
57908	the Treasurer brought two Christians to him
57909	who had just been caught
57910	in
57911	the
57912	attempt
57913	to
57914	set
57915	fire
57916	to
57917	the
57918	houses;
57919	he com-
57920	manded
57921	that
57922	they should be burnt, whereupon they were
57923	led away, a ditch was
57924	dug,
57925	and
57926	they were
57927	burnt
57928	in
57929	the
57930	sight
57931	of
57932	the
57933	people.
57934	While
57935	they were
57936	yet
57937	employed
57938	in burning
57939	the two
57940	Christians,
57941	the
57942	Chamberlain
57943	of the Divan
57944	of the
57945	Emir
57946	and
57947	Cupbearer Baktimur, who
57948	was
57949	a
57950	Christian, came
57951	by,
57952	to
57953	reach
57954	the
57955	house of the Emir Baktimur.
57956	When
57957	the people saw him, they threw him from
57958	his
57959	beast, dragged
57960	off
57961	all
57962	his
57963	clothes, and
57964	carried him
57965	off
57966	to
57967	throw him
57968	into
57969	the
57970	fire
57971	;
57972	then he repeated in a loud voice the two formulas of belief, confessed
57973	Islam, and was set
57974	at liberty.
57975	Meanwhile Karim ad-Din, clothed with a robe of
57976	honour, passed by the hippodrome
57977	;
57978	but they drove him away with
57979	stones, and
57980	cried out
57981	:
57982	' How long wilt thou protect and defend the Christians ?
57983	'
57984	They mocked
57985	at him,
57986	so
57987	that he saw no way of escape except
57988	to
57989	return
57990	to
57991	the
57992	Sultan, who
57993	was
57994	still
57995	in
57996	the hippodrome;
57997	the
57998	cries
57999	of
58000	the
58001	people were
58002	so
58003	loud
58004	in
58005	their
58006	anger
58007	that
58008	the
58009	Sultan could
58010	hear
58011	them.
58012	When Karim ad-Din came
58013	to him
58014	and
58015	informed
58016	him
58017	of what had
58018	passed, he was
58019	full
58020	of wrath,
58021	and
58022	asked
58023	the
58024	advice of the
58025	Emirs who
58026	were with
58027	him,
58028	such
58029	as
58030	the
58031	Emir
58032	Jamal
58033	ad-Din,
58034	deputy-governor of
58035	Al-Kark,
58036	the
58037	Emir
58038	Saif
58039	ad-Din
58040	al-Bubakri,
58041	the
58042	Cham-
58043	berlain
58044	Baktimur,
58045	and
58046	several
58047	others
58048	;
58049	Al-Bijbakri
58050	thought
58051	that
58052	the
58053	people
p. 367
58054	APPENDIX.
58055	337
58056	*
58057	*
58058	*
58059	and
58060	that
58061	it was
58062	best
58063	for
58064	the Chamberlain
58065	to go
58066	and
58067	ask. them what
58068	they wanted before any step was taken.
58069	This view, however, did not please
58070	the
58071	Sultan, w'ho turned away from him.
58072	Thereupon the Deputy-governor of Al-Kark
58073	said
58074	:
58075	' All this comes from
58076	the Christian
58077	secretaries,
58078	for
58079	the people
58080	hate them,
58081	and my advice
58082	is
58083	that
58084	the
58085	Sultan should
58086	take no
58087	step
58088	against
58089	the
58090	people,
58091	but
58092	should remove
58093	the Christians from the Divan.'
58094	This advice
58095	also
58096	displeased
58097	the
58098	Sultan, who
58099	said
58100	to
58101	the Emir and Chamberlain Alamas
58102	:
58103	' Go and take
58104	four of
58105	the Emirs with
58106	thee, and cut the people down from the place where thou
58107	leavest
58108	the hippodrome
58109	until thou comest
58110	to
58111	the Gate of Zawilah, and
58112	strike with
58113	the
58114	sword among them from
58115	the Gate of Zawilah
58116	to
58117	the Gate of Victory, without
58118	sparing
58119	any
58120	;
58121	'
58122	and
58123	to
58124	the Wall
58125	of
58126	Cairo
58127	he
58128	said
58129	:
58130	' Ride
58131	to
58132	the
58133	Gate
58134	of
58135	Al-Lawak and the neighbourhood of the river, and
58136	let none pass without
58137	seizing
58138	him and bringing him to*the Castle, and
58139	if thou dost not bring those who have
58140	stoned my deputy (he meant Karim ad-Din), by my head I will hang thee instead
58141	of them
58142	;
58143	'
58144	and he sent with him a detachment of
58145	his body-Mamelukes.
58146	After
58147	a
58148	hesitation on
58149	the
58150	part of the Emirs
58151	to
58152	carry out
58153	the command, so
58154	that
58155	the
58156	matter became known, and they met no one,
58157	especially no
58158	slaves or
58159	attendants
58160	of the Emirs, then
58161	at
58162	last they
58163	set out
58164	;
58165	the news was spread
58166	in Cairo,
58167	all
58168	the
58169	bazaars were
58170	shut, and an unheard-of sorrow fell upon the people.
58171	The Emirs
58172	went
58173	forth,
58174	but
58175	found
58176	on
58177	their
58178	long
58179	march
58180	not
58181	a
58182	single
58183	person
58184	until
58185	they
58186	reached
58187	the
58188	Gate
58189	of Victory;
58190	but
58191	the Wait
58192	at
58193	the Gate
58194	of Al-Lawak
58195	in
58196	the
58197	neighbourhood of Bulak and at the Water-Gate seized a crowd of rabble, sailors,
58198	and low
58199	people, by which
58200	action
58201	such
58202	fear was
58203	spread
58204	that
58205	a
58206	great number
58207	removed to the province of Al-Jizah on "the western bank.
58208	The
58209	Sultan returned
58210	from the hippodrome and found on his way, until he reached the Castle, not one
58211	of the
58212	people;
58213	as
58214	soon
58215	as
58216	he
58217	arrived
58218	at
58219	the
58220	Castle
58221	he
58222	sent
58223	to
58224	the Wali, and
58225	told him
58226	to
58227	hasten
58228	to come
58229	to him
58230	;
58231	and
58232	the
58233	sun was
58234	not
58235	yet
58236	set when
58237	he
58238	appeared with about 200 people whom he had
58239	seized.
58240	Then
58241	the
58242	Sultan made
58243	a division of them, and ordered that some should be hanged, others
58244	cut
58245	in
58246	two,
58247	others
58248	deprived
58249	of
58250	their
58251	hands
58252	;
58253	then
58254	they
58255	all
58256	cried
58257	:
58258	' O
58259	Lord,
58260	that
58261	is
58262	not
58263	lawful,
58264	it was
58265	not we who
58266	stoned
58267	him.'
58268	The Emir and
58269	Cupbearer Baktimur
58270	and
58271	the
58272	other Emirs
58273	present
58274	wept
58275	out
58276	of sympathy
58277	with
58278	them, and
58279	did
58280	not
58281	quit
58282	the
58283	Sultan
58284	until
58285	he
58286	said
58287	to
58288	the
58289	Wali
58290	:
58291	' Divide
58292	off a
58293	part
58294	of them
58295	and
58296	erect
58297	posts from
58298	the Gate
58299	of Zawilah
58300	to
58301	the
58302	Castle
58303	in
58304	the Horse-Market and
58305	hang
58306	them up
58307	by
58308	their
58309	hands.'
58310	Next
58311	morning,
58312	being
58313	Sunday,
58314	they
58315	were
58316	all
58317	hung up from
58318	the Gate of Zawilah
58319	to
58320	the Horse-Market, some of them
58321	being
58322	distinguished and well-dressed persons ;
58323	the Emirs who passed by them expressed
58324	X X
58325	[II. 7.]
p. 368
58326	338
58327	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
58328	sympathy with them, and wept
58329	over them.
58330	None of the shop-owners of Cairo
58331	and Misr opened
58332	his shop
58333	that
58334	day.
58335	Karim ad-Din
58336	left
58337	his dwelling
58338	to go
58339	to
58340	the Casde
58341	as usually, but he could
58342	not go
58343	past
58344	those who were hanged up, and
58345	so
58346	he
58347	took
58348	another way, not
58349	that
58350	through
58351	the Gate
58352	of Zawilah.
58353	The
58354	Sultan
58355	was already
58356	silting behind
58357	a
58358	lattice, and
58359	caused
58360	a number
58361	of those whom
58362	the
58363	Wall
58364	had
58365	captured
58366	to
58367	be
58368	brought and
58369	the
58370	hands
58371	and
58372	feet
58373	of three
58374	of them
58375	to be
58376	cut
58377	off.
58378	The Emirs could not
58379	speak
58380	in
58381	their favour because
58382	his anger
58383	was too hot
58384	;
58385	then Karim ad-Din entered, bared
58386	his head, kissed
58387	the
58388	earth, and
58389	begged
58390	for mercy;
58391	the
58392	Sultan
58393	at
58394	last yielded
58395	to
58396	his
58397	prayers, and ordered
58398	that
58399	the
58400	prisoners should w-ork
58401	at
58402	the
58403	excavation
58404	at
58405	Al-Jizah.
58406	Then
58407	they were
58408	led
58409	away;
58410	but two
58411	of the
58412	mutilated had already
58413	died;
58414	and
58415	those who were hung
58416	up were taken down from
58417	the
58418	posts.
58419	While
58420	the
58421	Sultan
58422	still
58423	stood
58424	at
58425	the
58426	lattice,
58427	the
58428	cry
58429	of
58430	fire
58431	arose
58432	in
58433	the
58434	neighbourhood of the Mosque of Ibn Tulun, and
58435	in the Castle on the Mountain,
58436	in
58437	the dwelling of the Emir Rukn ad-Din al-Ahmadi
58438	in
58439	the
58440	street of Baha ad-
58441	Din, in the inn before the Water-Gate of Al-lNIaks and
58442	in the adjacent buildings.
58443	On
58444	the morning of this day three Christians had been
58445	caught, with whom cords
58446	steeped in naphtha were
58447	found, and when brought
58448	before
58449	the
58450	Sultan they con-
58451	fessed
58452	that
58453	they had
58454	caused
58455	the
58456	fire.
58457	The
58458	fire
58459	lasted
58460	at
58461	those
58462	places
58463	until
58464	Saturday, and when
58465	the Sultan, according
58466	to
58467	his
58468	custom, wished
58469	to
58470	ride
58471	to
58472	the
58473	hippodrome, he met
58474	20,000 people who had coloured
58475	pieces
58476	of stuff blue, and
58477	had made
58478	a white
58479	cross upon
58480	them, and when
58481	they saw the
58482	Sultan
58483	they cried
58484	with
58485	loud
58486	and
58487	united
58488	voices
58489	:
58490	' There
58491	is
58492	no
58493	religion
58494	except
58495	that
58496	of
58497	Islam
58498	God
58499	protect
58500	the
58501	religion
58502	of Muhammad
58503	ibn 'Abdallah
58504	!
58505	O
58506	Malik
58507	an-Nasir,
58508	Sultan
58509	of
58510	Islam
58511	!
58512	help
58513	us
58514	against
58515	the
58516	unbelievers, and
58517	do
58518	not
58519	protect
58520	the
58521	Christians
58522	!
58523	'
58524	The
58525	earth
58526	trembled
58527	with
58528	their
58529	terrible voices, and God
58530	filled
58531	the
58532	heart
58533	of
58534	the
58535	Sultan
58536	and
58537	the
58538	hearts
58539	of
58540	the Emirs
58541	with
58542	fear
58543	;
58544	they continued
58545	their way, while he was deeply sunk
58546	in thought, until he came to the hippodrome.
58547	As meanwhile
58548	the
58549	shouts
58550	of
58551	the
58552	people
58553	did
58554	not
58555	cease,
58556	he held
58557	it
58558	best
58559	to
58560	act
58561	cautiously, and he bid the Chamberlain go out and proclaim that he who should
58562	find a Chrisdan should demand money and blood from him.
58563	The Chamberlain
58564	went out and made this proclamation, and the people cried
58565	:
58566	* God protect thee
58567	!
58568	and gave him
58569	their
58570	congratulations.
58571	The
58572	Christians
58573	then
58574	used
58575	to wear white
58576	turbans,
58577	so
58578	it
58579	was
58580	proclaimed
58581	at
58582	Cairo
58583	and
58584	Misr
58585	that
58586	any one who
58587	should
58588	find a
58589	Christian
58590	in
58591	a
58592	white turban
58593	should
58594	be allowed to
58595	kill him and
58596	to
58597	seize
58598	his goods
58599	;
58600	and a similar permission was granted
58601	to any one who should meet
58602	a Christian on horseback.
58603	A decree was issued
58604	that the Christians should wear
p. 369
58605	APPENDIX.
58606	339
58607	blue
58608	turbans, and
58609	that none
58610	of them
58611	should
58612	ride a horse
58613	or a
58614	mule,
58615	but
58616	that
58617	they
58618	might
58619	ride
58620	asses with
58621	their
58622	heads
58623	to
58624	the
58625	tail;
58626	that no
58627	Christian
58628	might
58629	enter
58630	a
58631	bath
58632	without
58633	a
58634	bell
58635	round
58636	his
58637	neck
58638	;
58639	and
58640	that
58641	none
58642	of them
58643	might
58644	wear
58645	the
58646	dress of the Muslims.
58647	The Emirs were
58648	forbidden
58649	to
58650	take
58651	Christians
58652	into
58653	their service
58654	;
58655	the
58656	latter were removed from the
58657	Sultan's Divan, and
58658	it was
58659	commanded
58660	in
58661	all
58662	the
58663	provinces
58664	that
58665	all
58666	Christians holding
58667	office
58668	should
58669	be
58670	dismissed.
58671	The
58672	attacks
58673	of
58674	the Muslims upon
58675	the
58676	Christians
58677	increased so
58678	that
58679	the
58680	latter no longer walked
58681	in the
58682	streets, and a
58683	large number of them accepted
58684	Islam.
58685	Nothing
58686	had
58687	been
58688	said
58689	at
58690	this
58691	time
58692	of
58693	the
58694	Jews, and
58695	so
58696	the
58697	Christians
58698	began, when
58699	they wished
58700	to
58701	leave
58702	their
58703	dwellings,
58704	to
58705	borrow
58706	a
58707	yellow
58708	turban
58709	from one of the Jews, and
58710	to wear
58711	it
58712	so
58713	as
58714	to be
58715	safe from the
58716	people.
58717	Then
58718	it happened
58719	that one of the Christians
58720	in
58721	the Divans was owed
58722	4,000 dirhams
58723	by
58724	a Jew, so he came by night
58725	in
58726	disguise
58727	to
58728	the Jew's house
58729	to demand
58730	the
58731	money
58732	; then the Jew seized him and cried
58733	:
58734	' Help from God and the Muslims
58735	I
58736	and
58737	shouted
58738	so
58739	that
58740	people
58741	ran
58742	together
58743	to
58744	seize
58745	the
58746	Christian
58747	;
58748	but
58749	he
58750	fled
58751	into
58752	the
58753	inner
58754	part
58755	of
58756	the
58757	Jew's
58758	house
58759	and
58760	hid
58761	himself with
58762	the
58763	wife
58764	of the
58765	latter
58766	;
58767	he
58768	was,
58769	however,
58770	obliged
58771	to
58772	write
58773	a
58774	receipt
58775	stating
58776	that
58777	the Jew had
58778	paid him
58779	his
58780	debt, and
58781	then he was
58782	set
58783	free.
58784	Several
58785	Christians of the Monastery of AI-Khandak were accused
58786	of having
58787	prepared naphtha
58788	to
58789	set
58790	fire
58791	to
58792	the houses
58793	;
58794	they were captured and nailed up,
58795	A decree was
58796	issued
58797	that
58798	the people might
58799	safely be
58800	present when the
58801	Sultan
58802	rode
58803	to
58804	the
58805	hippodrome
58806	according
58807	to
58808	their custom
58809	;
58810	this
58811	took
58812	place
58813	because
58814	they
58815	stood
58816	in
58817	fear
58818	of
58819	their
58820	lives
58821	on
58822	account
58823	of
58824	their
58825	having
58826	too
58827	frequently
58828	attacked
58829	the
58830	Christians
58831	and overstepped
58832	all
58833	bounds.
58834	Now
58835	they became
58836	bold,
58837	came
58838	as
58839	usually
58840	to
58841	the neighbourhood of the hippodrome, offered good
58842	wishes
58843	to
58844	the
58845	Sultan, and
58846	began
58847	to
58848	cry
58849	:
58850	' God
58851	protect
58852	thee,
58853	Ruler
58854	of
58855	the land
58856	! we
58857	are
58858	spared, we
58859	are
58860	spared
58861	!
58862	'
58863	The
58864	Sultan heard
58865	this
58866	favourably and
58867	smiled
58868	at
58869	their words.
58870	At
58871	night
58872	a
58873	fire
58874	arose
58875	at the dwelling of the Emir and Chamber-
58876	lain Alamas
58877	in
58878	the
58879	Castle
58880	;
58881	the wind
58882	was
58883	strong,
58884	so
58885	that
58886	the
58887	fire
58888	took
58889	hold
58890	and reached the house of the Emir Itmish, and the inhabitants of the Castle and
58891	of Cairo were so much terrified that they believed that the whole Castle was burnt.
58892	More
58893	terrible events than
58894	these have never been heard
58895	of, for the Christians
58896	burnt the houses
58897	at Cairo
58898	in
58899	the Roast-meat -Vendors' market and
58900	the
58901	alley of
58902	Al-'Arishah in the street of Ad-Dailam, sixteen houses near the dwelling of Karim
58903	ad-Din, a number of houses in the quarter of the Romans, the house of Bahadur
58904	near
58905	the Chapel
58906	of Husain, some
58907	dwellings
58908	at
58909	the
58910	stable of At-'Iarimah and
58911	in
58912	X X
58913	2
p. 370
58914	340
58915	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
58916	the
58917	street
58918	of Honey,
58919	the
58920	palace of the Emir
58921	Silah, and the palace of the Emir
58922	Salar
58923	in
58924	the
58925	street
58926	between
58927	the
58928	two
58929	castles,
58930	the
58931	palace
58932	of
58933	Bishari,
58934	the Khan
58935	al-Hajar, Al-Jamalun, the
58936	hall of Al-Afram, the house of Baibars in the
58937	street of
58938	As-Salihiyah,
58939	the
58940	house
58941	of
58942	Ibn
58943	Al-]Maghrabi
58944	in
58945	the
58946	street
58947	of Zawilah, many
58948	dwellings
58949	in
58950	the
58951	street of
58952	the
58953	Swallows' Well
58954	and
58955	at Al-Hakar,
58956	in
58957	the
58958	Castle
58959	on
58960	the Mountain, by several mosques and
58961	oratories and
58962	other buildings, which
58963	it would
58964	take
58965	too much
58966	space
58967	to mention.
58968	Among
58969	the
58970	churches,
58971	destruction was wrought on
58972	the church
58973	at the Ruins
58974	of the Tartars
58975	in
58976	the
58977	Castle of
58978	the Mountain,
58979	the Church
58980	of Az-Zuhri on
58981	the
58982	spot where
58983	the
58984	Pool of An-Nasir now
58985	is,
58986	the Church
58987	of the Hamra,
58988	a church
58989	near
58990	the Seven
58991	Wells, which
58992	is
58993	called
58994	that
58995	of
58996	the
58997	Daughters,
58998	the Church of
58999	Saint
59000	Mennas,
59001	the Church
59002	of Al-Fahhadin
59003	(the
59004	Trainers)
59005	at
59006	Cairo, a church
59007	in
59008	the
59009	quarter of the Romans, a church
59010	near
59011	the Archers, two churches
59012	in
59013	the
59014	quarter of Zawilah, a church near the Flag-Store, a church
59015	at Al-Khandak
59016	;
59017	four
59018	churches in the frontier-city of Alexandria, two churches in the town of Damanhur
59019	Al-Wahsh,
59020	a
59021	church
59022	in
59023	the
59024	province
59025	of Al-Gharbiyah,
59026	three
59027	churches
59028	in
59029	the
59030	province of Ash-Sharkiyah, six churches in the province of Al-Bahnasa
59031	;
59032	at Suyut,
59033	Manfalut, and Munyat Ibn al-Khasib eight
59034	churches, at Kus and Aswan eleven
59035	churches,
59036	in
59037	the province of Itfih one church;
59038	in
59039	the market-place of Wardan
59040	in
59041	the city of
59042	INIisr, in
59043	the quarters of Al-Musasah and Kasr ash-Shama' at Misr
59044	eight
59045	churches.
59046	A
59047	great number
59048	of monasteries
59049	also were
59050	destroyed, and
59051	the
59052	IMonastery of the Mule and
59053	the Monastery of Shahran remained long
59054	deserted.
59055	These important
59056	events,
59057	such
59058	as
59059	could with
59060	difficulty be found a second time
59061	during a long series of years, took place in a short space of time ;
59062	so many persons
59063	perished, so much property was destroyed, and so many buildings ruined that for
59064	their multitude they cannot be described.
59065	The end of all things rests with God
59066	16.
59067	Church of Michael.
59068	This church was
59069	by
59070	the
59071	canal of the Bani
59072	Wa'il
59073	before
59074	the
59075	city
59076	of Misr
59077	to
59078	the south
59079	of 'Akabah
59080	Yalisub, and
59081	is now
59082	near
59083	the
59084	Bridge of Al-Afram
59085	;
59086	it was newly built under Islam, and
59087	is of fine architecture.
59088	1 7. Church of Mary,
59089	in the Gardens of the Vizier
59090	to the south of the Lake
59091	of Al-Habash
59092	;
59093	it
59094	is empty, and no one goes
59095	there.
59096	18. The Church of Mary, in the district of Al-'Adawiyah towards the south,
59097	is
59098	old, but
59099	already ruined.
59100	19.
59101	The
59102	Church of Atiihony,
59103	in
59104	the
59105	district
59106	of Bayad,
59107	north of
59108	Itfih,
59109	has
59110	been
59111	renewed.
59112	In
59113	the
59114	district
59115	of
59116	Sharnub
59117	there
59118	were
59119	many churches
59120	now
59121	destroyed
59122	;
59123	one
59124	of them
59125	is
59126	in
59127	the
59128	district
59129	of
59130	Ihrit on
59131	the
59132	mountain, two days
59133	to
59134	the
59135	south
59136	of Bavad, and
59137	still
59138	exists.
p. 371
59139	APPENDIX.
59140	341
59141	20.
59142	The
59143	Church
59144	of
59145	the
59146	Virgin,
59147	in
59148	the
59149	neighbourhood
59150	of
59151	Ashkar
59152	;
59153	at
59154	its
59155	gate
59156	stands a tower
59157	built of large
59158	bricks, which
59159	is
59160	said
59161	to be
59162	the
59163	place where
59164	INIusa
59165	ibn 'Imran
59166	(the prophet Moses) was
59167	born.
59168	21.
59169	Church of Mary,
59170	in
59171	the
59172	district
59173	of Al-Khusus
59174	;
59175	it
59176	is
59177	a house of which
59178	they have made a church, which, however,
59179	is
59180	neglected.
59181	22.
59182	Church of Mary,
59183	Church of Al-Kanr, and Church
59184	of Gabriel ;
59185	these
59186	three churches
59187	stand
59188	in
59189	the
59190	district
59191	of Abnub.
59192	23.
59193	Church
59194	of Asutir,
59195	which
59196	means
59197	[o-a)r7;/3= ]
59198	the
59199	Saviour;
59200	this
59201	stands
59202	in
59203	the
59204	city of Ikhmim, and
59205	is much
59206	revered among
59207	the
59208	Christians
59209	;
59210	it
59211	bears
59212	the name of the
59213	Martyrs, and there
59214	is a well
59215	there, the water of which,
59216	if
59217	it be
59218	put
59219	into
59220	a lamp, becomes of a deep-red
59221	colour
59222	like
59223	blood.
59224	24.
59225	Church of Michael,
59226	also
59227	at Ikhmim.
59228	There
59229	is
59230	a
59231	custom
59232	among
59233	the
59234	Christians at these two churches
59235	that when they are keeping the Feast of Palms,
59236	also
59237	called
59238	the
59239	Feast of Hosanna,
59240	the
59241	priests
59242	and
59243	deacons
59244	go
59245	in
59246	procession
59247	with
59248	censers, incense, crosses, the gospels, and
59249	lighted
59250	candles, and
59251	stand
59252	before
59253	the door of the Cadi, and then before the doors of the most respectable Muslims,
59254	where
59255	they burn incense, read
59256	a passage of the Gospel, and
59257	sing
59258	a hymn,
59259	that
59260	is
59261	to
59262	say,
59263	praise
59264	him.
59265	25.
59266	The Church
59267	of Saint Pachomius,
59268	in
59269	the
59270	district
59271	of
59272	Atfah,
59273	is
59274	the
59275	last
59276	church on
59277	the eastern bank.
59278	Bakhum
59279	or Pachomius was a monk
59280	at
59281	the
59282	time
59283	of
59284	Saint
59285	Sinuthius
59286	;
59287	he
59288	is
59289	called
59290	the
59291	Father
59292	of
59293	the Community,
59294	because
59295	he
59296	increased the number of the monks
59297	and
59298	gave
59299	a
59300	teacher
59301	to
59302	every two monks.
59303	He did not allow wine or meat
59304	to be brought
59305	into
59306	his monastery, and he com-
59307	manded
59308	that
59309	the
59310	fast
59311	should
59312	be
59313	kept
59314	until
59315	the end
59316	of the
59317	ninth
59318	hour
59319	of the
59320	day;
59321	he gave
59322	his monks roasted chickpeas
59323	to
59324	eat, and
59325	they
59326	called them
59327	chick-
59328	peas
59329	of
59330	scarcit3^
59331	His
59332	monastery has long
59333	been
59334	destroyed,
59335	but
59336	this church
59337	of
59338	his
59339	still
59340	exists
59341	at
59342	Atfa,
59343	to
59344	the
59345	south
59346	of Ikhmim.
59347	26.
59348	Tlie
59349	Church
59350	of
59351	the
59352	Evangelist
59353	Mark,
59354	at
59355	Al-Jizah,
59356	was
59357	ruined
59358	after
59359	A. H. 800 and then
59360	rebuilt.
59361	This Mark was one
59362	of the
59363	Disciples of Christ, and
59364	founder
59365	of the
59366	patriarchal
59367	see
59368	of Egypt and
59369	Abyssinia.
59370	27. The Church of Saint
59371	George,
59372	in
59373	the
59374	district of Bu 'n-Numrus
59375	in
59376	[the
59377	province of]
59378	Al-Jizah, was destroyed
59379	in a.h. 780,
59380	as
59381	it has been
59382	related above,
59383	but
59384	afterwards
59385	restored.
59386	28.
59387	The
59388	Church
59389	in
59390	the
59391	district of Bu. Fdrd, on
59392	the
59393	farthest
59394	limit
59395	of
59396	the
59397	province of Al-Jizah.
59398	29.
59399	Church of Sinuthius,
59400	in
59401	the
59402	district
59403	of Harabshant.
59404	30. Church
59405	of Saint
59406	George,
59407	in
59408	the
59409	district
59410	of Bana,
59411	is
59412	celebrated among
p. 372
59413	342
59414	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
59415	them;
59416	they
59417	bring
59418	thither
59419	votive
59420	offerings, and
59421	swear
59422	by
59423	it, and
59424	relate many
59425	remarkable
59426	stories of
59427	it.
59428	31. Church of Saint Mdruid,
59429	in
59430	the
59431	district of Shumusta.
59432	This Maruta
59433	is
59434	highly
59435	honoured among
59436	them
59437	;
59438	he
59439	was
59440	a
59441	revered
59442	monk, and
59443	his bones
59444	are
59445	kept
59446	in
59447	a
59448	chest
59449	in
59450	the
59451	monastery of Bit Bishai on
59452	the
59453	plain
59454	of
59455	Shihat,
59456	and
59457	are
59458	visited even now.
59459	32. Church of Mary at Al-Bahnasa.
59460	It is said that there were 360 churches
59461	at AI-Bahnasa, which have
59462	all been destroyed, so that this church alone remains.
59463	33.
59464	The Church of the Mojik Samuel, in the district of Shinarah.
59465	34.
59466	The Church of Mary, in the district of Tunbuda,
59467	is old.
59468	35. The Church of Michael, in the district of Tunbuda,
59469	is large and old.
59470	There
59471	were here many churches now destroyed
59472	;
59473	the greater part of the
59474	inhabitants of
59475	Tunbuda consist of Christian artisans.
59476	36.
59477	The Church of the Apostles, in the district of Ishnin,
59478	is very large.
59479	37.
59480	The Church of Mary, in the district of Ishnin,
59481	is old.
59482	38.
59483	The Church of Michael, and 39. The Chiirch of Gabriel also, in the district
59484	of Ishnin.
59485	In this district there were 160 churches, which have all been destroyed
59486	with the exception of the
59487	four above mentioned
59488	; the greater
59489	part of the inhabi-
59490	tants of Ishnin are
59491	Christians, and
59492	they maintain themselves by keeping watch
59493	over the palm-trees.
59494	Further on there are
59495	still remains of churches in which they
59496	keep
59497	their
59498	festivals,
59499	as
59500	the
59501	Church of Saint
59502	George,
59503	that
59504	of Mdruid,
59505	that
59506	of
59507	Barbara, and that of Gafril,
59508	i.e. fabril (Gabriel).
59509	40.
59510	In Munyat ibn Khasib there are six churches, that o{ Al-Mu'allahah,
59511	i.e.
59512	the
59513	Church
59514	of
59515	the
59516	Virgin,
59517	that
59518	of Peter
59519	and Paul,
59520	that
59521	of Michael,
59522	that
59523	of
59524	Saint
59525	George,
59526	that
59527	of
59528	Saint Paul of Tamwaih, and
59529	that
59530	of the
59531	three
59532	youths,
59533	namely, Ananias,
59534	Azarias, and Misael, who were
59535	warriors
59536	in the
59537	time of Bukht
59538	Nasr (Nabuchadnezzar)
59539	and
59540	worshipped God
59541	in
59542	secret
59543	;
59544	when
59545	they were
59546	dis-
59547	covered Bukht Nasr wished to
59548	bring them
59549	back
59550	to
59551	the
59552	worship
59553	of
59554	idols, and
59555	when
59556	they
59557	refused
59558	this he
59559	had them
59560	thrown
59561	into
59562	prison
59563	for a long
59564	time
59565	that
59566	they might be
59567	perverted
59568	;
59569	but they would
59570	not, and so he had them brought out
59571	and cast into the
59572	fire, which, however, did not burn them.
59573	The Christians hold
59574	them in great honour, although they lived long before the time of Christ.
59575	41. Church
59576	in the district of Taha in the name of the Disciples of Christ, who
59577	are called by them Apostles,
59578	42.
59579	Church of Mary, also in the district of Taha.
59580	43.
59581	The C/lurch of the Two Wise Men, in the district of Manhari, keeps a great
59582	festival
59583	in
59584	the month
59585	of Bashans
59586	at which
59587	the
59588	bishop
59589	is
59590	present, and
59591	a
59592	great
p. 373
59593	APPENDIX.
59594	343
59595	fair
59596	is
59597	held
59598	at
59599	the
59600	festival.
59601	These
59602	two
59603	wise men
59604	are Cosmas
59605	and Damian,
59606	the two monks.
59607	44.
59608	The Church of the Virgin, in the district of Bu Karkas,
59609	is old and large.
59610	45.
59611	In the district of Mallawi there is the Church of the Apostles, and two ruined
59612	churches, one named after Saint George and the other after the angel Michael.
59613	46.
59614	In
59615	the
59616	district of Daljah there were many churches
59617	of which only three
59618	are
59619	left;
59620	the Church of the Virgin which
59621	is
59622	large,
59623	that
59624	of Sinuthius, and
59625	that of
59626	Saint Mercurius ;
59627	they (the others) are entirely destroyed.
59628	47.
59629	In
59630	the
59631	district
59632	of Sanabu
59633	is
59634	the
59635	Church
59636	of Saint Paul
59637	and
59638	that
59639	of
59640	Saint George ; Sanatm numbers many Christians.
59641	48.
59642	In the
59643	district of Bibla'u, to the north of Sanabu, there
59644	is an old church
59645	on
59646	the western
59647	side
59648	of
59649	the
59650	city named
59651	after George;
59652	there are many Christians
59653	who practise agriculture.
59654	49.
59655	In the district of Darut there
59656	is a church near the town,
59657	like a monastery,
59658	and named
59659	after the Monk Serapion who lived
59660	in
59661	the time of Sinuthius and was
59662	elected bishop
59663	; many things are told of him.
59664	50.
59665	In
59666	the
59667	district
59668	of Bijk Bani Zaid
59669	there
59670	is
59671	a
59672	large
59673	church named
59674	after
59675	the Apostles, in which a festival is kept.
59676	51. In the province of Kus
59677	is the Church of Mary and that of Gabriel.
59678	52. In the district of Damshir is the Church of the 3fartyr Mercurius;
59679	it is old
59680	and there are many Christians there.
59681	53. In
59682	the district of Umm al-Kusur
59683	is the Church of Saint fohn
59684	the Dwarf
59685	which
59686	is
59687	old.
59688	54. In
59689	the
59690	district
59691	of Ballut, on
59692	the
59693	frontier of the
59694	district
59695	of Manfalut,
59696	is
59697	the Church of Michael, which
59698	is small.
59699	55. In the
59700	district of Al-Balagharah, on
59701	the borders of Manfalut,
59702	is
59703	a small
59704	church, inhabited by the priest with his family.
59705	,
59706	56.
59707	In the
59708	district of Shakalkil are
59709	three
59710	large old churches, named respec-
59711	tively after the Apostles, Michael and Saint Mennas.
59712	57.
59713	In the district of Munsha'at an-Nasara
59714	is a church
59715	Q){ Michael.
59716	58.
59717	In
59718	the town of Suyut
59719	is
59720	the
59721	Church of BU SaJrah
59722	(i. e.
59723	St. Theodore)
59724	and that of the Apostles ; and before the town
59725	is the Church of Saint Mennas.
59726	59. In the district of Udrunkah there
59727	is a very old church named after the three
59728	youths Ananias, Azarias, and Misael ;
59729	it
59730	is
59731	a
59732	school
59733	for poor
59734	Christians.
59735	The
59736	inhabitants
59737	of Durunkah
59738	are
59739	Christians, and
59740	understand
59741	the
59742	Coptic
59743	language,
59744	which
59745	is
59746	the means of communication there both
59747	for
59748	children and
59749	adults, and
59750	they are able to explain
59751	it in Arabic.
p. 374
59752	344
59753	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
59754	GO.
59755	In the district of Rifah al-Gharbi
59756	is the Church of Saint Coluthus, who was
59757	a physician and monk, and performed wonderful cures of inflammation of the eye
59758	;
59759	a festival is held in his honour at this church.
59760	There is also a Church ofMichael here.
59761	Worms have already gnawed away one side of [the church at] Rifah al-Gharbi.
59762	61.
59763	In
59764	the
59765	district
59766	of Mushah
59767	there
59768	is
59769	a
59770	church
59771	built
59772	over
59773	a
59774	bath,
59775	in
59776	the name of the martyr
59777	Victor;
59778	it was
59779	built
59780	in
59781	the
59782	time
59783	of Constantine, son
59784	of Helena, and has a terrace ten
59785	cubits wide, and
59786	three domes, each
59787	of which
59788	is about eighty cubits high
59789	;
59790	the whole
59791	is
59792	built of white stone
59793	;
59794	but the western
59795	half
59796	is already
59797	fallen.
59798	It
59799	is
59800	said
59801	that
59802	this church stands over a
59803	treasure which
59804	lies beneath
59805	it;
59806	and
59807	it
59808	is
59809	said
59810	that
59811	there was a passage under
59812	the
59813	earth
59814	from
59815	Suyut to this town of Mushah.
59816	62.
59817	In
59818	the
59819	district of Bukur, at
59820	the border of Butij, there
59821	is an old Church
59822	dedicated
59823	to
59824	the
59825	martyr
59826	Claudius,
59827	who
59828	stands among them
59829	on
59830	a
59831	par
59832	with
59833	Mercurius,
59834	Georgius
59835	i. e.
59836	B(i
59837	Jurj,
59838	the
59839	commander
59840	Theodoras,
59841	and
59842	Mina'us.
59843	The father of Claudius was one of the prefects of Diocletian, and he was himself
59844	celebrated for his bravery.
59845	When he became a
59846	Christian, the emperor had him
59847	seized and tortured
59848	that he might return to the worship of idols, but he remained
59849	steadfast until he was killed.
59850	Many things are related of him.
59851	63. In the
59852	district of Al-Kati'ah
59853	there
59854	is a Church named
59855	after
59856	the
59857	Virgin,
59858	where there was a bishop named Alduwin, who had a quarrel with his own party,
59859	so
59860	that they buried him
59861	alive
59862	;
59863	they
59864	are among
59865	the
59866	worst Christians, and
59867	are
59868	notorious
59869	for
59870	their
59871	wickedness.
59872	There was
59873	among
59874	them
59875	a
59876	Christian
59877	named
59878	George,
59879	son
59880	of
59881	the Nun, who
59882	overstepped
59883	all
59884	bounds,
59885	so
59886	that
59887	the
59888	Emir
59889	and
59890	Majordomo Jamal
59891	ad-Din
59892	cut
59893	off
59894	his head
59895	in
59896	the
59897	reign
59898	of Al-Malik an-Nasir
59899	Faraj
59900	ibn Barkuk.
59901	64. In the district of Butij there are several ruined churches
59902	; and the Christians
59903	are accustomed to say their prayers secretly in one of their houses, and when day
59904	breaks, they go out to the ruins of a church, there erect an altar of palm-stems in
59905	the form of a cage, and perform their devotions.
59906	65. In the district of Bu Makrufah there
59907	is an old Church dedicated to Michael,
59908	where two festivals are kept yearly.
59909	The inhabitants of that district are Christians,
59910	chiefly shepherds, and are people of a low class.
59911	66.
59912	In
59913	the
59914	district
59915	of Duwainah
59916	there
59917	is a Church named
59918	after Saint John
59919	the Dwarf, who
59920	is much revered among them
59921	;
59922	there
59923	lived there
59924	a man named
59925	Jonas, who was elected bishop, and was
59926	celebrated for his knowledge, in several
59927	sciences;
59928	they were
59929	irritated
59930	against him
59931	for envy of his knowledge, and they
59932	buried him alive, but his body had already ascended to heaven.
p. 375
59933	APPENDIX.
59934	345
59935	67. In Al-INIaraghah, between Tahta and Tima, ihere
59936	is a church, and
59937	in
59938	the
59939	district
59940	of lyilfa'u a
59941	large church.
59942	The
59943	Christians
59944	of this
59945	place
59946	are
59947	celebrated
59948	for
59949	their knowledge
59950	of magic
59951	and
59952	kindred
59953	sciences, and
59954	there
59955	was
59956	there,
59957	in
59958	the reign of Al- Malik az-Zahir Barkfik, a deacon named Absaltis, who possessed
59959	great
59960	skill
59961	in them, and
59962	stories
59963	are
59964	told
59965	of him which
59966	I
59967	prefer
59968	not
59969	to
59970	repeat
59971	on account of their
59972	strangeness.
59973	68.
59974	In
59975	the
59976	district
59977	of Farshiit
59978	there
59979	is
59980	a Church of Michael and a Church
59981	of the Virgin Mary.
59982	69. In
59983	the
59984	city of Huw
59985	there
59986	is
59987	a Church of the
59988	Virgin and
59989	a Church of
59990	Saint Mennas.
59991	70.
59992	In
59993	the
59994	district
59995	of Bahjurah
59996	there
59997	is
59998	a Church
59999	of the
60000	Apostles,
60001	and
60002	at
60003	Isna a Church of Mary, a Church of Michael, and
60004	a Church offohn
60005	the Baptist,
60006	i. e. Yaliyd ibn Zakariyd.
60007	71. At Nakadah there
60008	is a Church of the Virgin, a Church offohn the Baptist,
60009	a Church of Gabriel, and a Church offohn the Compassionate.
60010	The last was a rich
60011	man of Antioch, who became a monk, divided all his goods among the poor, and
60012	travelled through the world
60013	: and he confessed the Christian religion.
60014	His father
60015	consoled
60016	himself on
60017	his
60018	son's
60019	account,
60020	and
60021	it was
60022	believed
60023	that he was
60024	dead.
60025	Afterwards he came back to Antioch
60026	in such a condition that no one knew him
60027	;
60028	he
60029	lived
60030	in a
60031	cell on a dunghill, and fed upon
60032	that which was thrown upon
60033	the
60034	dunghill
60035	until he
60036	died.
60037	At
60038	his
60039	funeral
60040	his
60041	father was
60042	present
60043	and
60044	recognized
60045	the cover of
60046	his book
60047	of
60048	the
60049	gospels, and on
60050	further
60051	examination found
60052	that
60053	it was his son;
60054	so he buried him, and
60055	built
60056	in
60057	his name
60058	the Church of Antioch
60059	and that of the Virgin in the town of Kift.
60060	72. At Asfun there were several churches which were destroyed with the town
60061	;
60062	in the town of Kus also there were many monasteries and churches which were
60063	destroyed with the town, so that only one Church ofthe Virgin
60064	is now remaining.
60065	Besides the churches hitherto mentioned by us there
60066	is none remaining in the
60067	southern provinces.
60068	As for the northern provinces there
60069	is
60070	at Munyah Surad in
60071	the district of Cairo a Church of the
60072	Virgin Mary, which
60073	is famous among them
60074	;
60075	in the
60076	district
60077	of Sanduwah a new church named after Saint George ;
60078	at Marsafa
60079	a restored church also named
60080	after Saint George ;
60081	at Samannud a church named
60082	after
60083	the
60084	Apostles,
60085	built
60086	in
60087	a house
60088	;
60089	at Sanbat a church celebrated among them
60090	and named after the Apostles ; at Sandafa a church revered among them and named
60091	after Saint
60092	George ;
60093	at Ar-Raidaniyah a
60094	Church of
60095	the
60096	Virgin,
60097	highly
60098	revered
60099	among
60100	them.
60101	At Damietta
60102	there
60103	are
60104	four
60105	Churches,
60106	of
60107	the
60108	Virgin,
60109	Michael,
60110	fohn the Baptist, and St. George, which are celebrated among them.
60111	In the district
60112	y y
60113	[n.
60114	7.]
p. 376
60115	346
60116	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
60117	of Subk al-'Abid there
60118	is a church
60119	in a hidden house, named
60120	after the
60121	Virgin
60122	;
60123	at Al-Nahrai iyah there
60124	is a new church
60125	in a hidden house
60126	;
60127	at Lukanah there
60128	is
60129	a Church of Saint John the Divaf-f;
60130	at Damanhilr there
60131	is a new church in a hidden
60132	house, named after Michael.
60133	At Alexandria is the Church ofAl-Miiallakah named
60134	after the
60135	Virgin, the Church of Saint George, the Church ofJohn
60136	the Baptist, and
60137	that of the Apostles.
60138	These are the churches of the Jacobites in Egypt
60139	; and they have also at Gaza
60140	a
60141	Church
60142	of Mary and
60143	at Jerusalem
60144	the Ktimdmah
60145	(i. e. Church
60146	of the Holy
60147	Sepulchre, or rather a chapel in
60148	it) dnd the Church of Zion.
60149	As for the Melkites, they possess at Cairo the Church of Saint Nicholas near
60150	the Archers, and at Misr the Church of the Angel Gabriel in the quarter of Kasr
60151	ash-Shama', where the cell of their patriarch
60152	is, the Church of the Virgin also in the
60153	Kasr ash-Shama',
60154	the Church of the Angel Michael near the Church of Barbara
60155	at Misr, and the Church of Saint John in the quarter of the Monastery of At-Tin.
p. 377
60156	I.
60157	INDEX OF CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES
60158	IN EGYPT,
60159	ACCORDING TO ABU
60160	SALIH,
60161	enumerating not only
60162	the
60163	churclies
60164	contained
60165	within
60166	the
60167	walls
60168	of monasteries,
60169	but
60170	also
60171	the
60172	satellite churches
60173	or
60174	chapels.
60175	It
60176	is assumed
60177	that each monastery
60178	must contain one church
60179	if more are not named.
60180	It must be remembered
60181	that
60182	the
60183	churches and monasteries of the
60184	greater
60185	part
60186	of Lower Egypt,
60187	Cairo, and
60188	the Wadi Habib are not described, although some of them are incidentally named,
60189	in
60190	the
60191	existing portion
60192	of
60193	the
60194	work.
60195	The
60196	folios of the
60197	original MS., marked
60198	at the side of the text and translation, are here given.
60199	Place.
60200	N'o. of
60201	Churches.
60202	No. of
60203	Monasteries.
60204	Fo/io of MS.
60205	Abtujah ....
60206	Abu 'n-Numrus, see Bunumrus
60207	4
60208	...
60209	73 b
60210	Al-'Adawiyah
60211	.
60212	Aflah az-Zaitun
60213	3
60214	7
60215	44 a, 46 b, 48 a
60216	72 b
60217	Ahnas ....
60218	2
60219	92 a
60220	Akfahs ....
60221	6
60222	80 a, 91a
60223	Alexandria
60224	80 a
60225	Andariba, Mount, see Atribah
60226	Ansina ....
60227	Anthony, Monastery of Saint
60228	Al-'Arish ....
60229	5
60230	I
60231	2
60232	5
60233	I
60234	79 b, 86 b, 87 a, 92 a
60235	54 a
60236	ff.
60237	56 b
60238	Armant ....
60239	I
60240	...
60241	102 b
60242	Ashrubah ....
60243	8
60244	...
60245	75 a
60246	Asiout, see Usyut
60247	Assouan, see Uswan
60248	Athlidim ....
60249	5
60250	92 a
60251	Atribah, Mount
60252	.
60253	]
60254	82 b
60255	Bahjurah ....
60256	Al-Bahnasa
60257	Al-Bahnasa, Oasis of
60258	Bahumalis
60259	I
60260	15
60261	3
60262	5
60263	]
60264	•
60265	81 a
60266	73 b, 74 b, 75 a
60267	75 a, 93 a &b, 94 a
60268	73 b
60269	Bakik, Island of
60270	2
60271	.
60272	104 a
60273	y y
60274	2
p. 378
60275	348
60276	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
60277	No. of
60278	No. of
60279	Place.
60280	Churches.
60281	Monasteries.
60282	Folio of MS.
60283	Bamjah ....
60284	I
60285	56 a
60286	Bana Busir
60287	5
60288	18 a, 69 a
60289	Bardanuhah
60290	8
60291	74a
60292	Barjanus ....
60293	I
60294	I
60295	86 a
60296	Al-Barnil ....
60297	2
60298	56 a
60299	Al-Basatin
60300	2
60301	I
60302	I b,
60303	2 a,
60304	3 a,
60305	4 b, 5a
60306	Bilak, see Philae
60307	Bisus ....
60308	I
60309	I
60310	76 a
60311	Brothers, Monastery of the
60312	I
60313	I
60314	73 a
60315	Bu Haruk
60316	.
60317	.
60318	'
60319	.
60320	I
60321	I
60322	104 b
60323	Bulak [Dakrur]
60324	2
60325	60 b
60326	Bulyana ....
60327	I
60328	I
60329	8ia
60330	Bunumrus or Kasr Khakan
60331	I
60332	60 b
60333	Busir Bana [or Wana]
60334	2
60335	17 b, 68 b
60336	Busir Kiiridus
60337	.
60338	I
60339	I
60340	92 b
60341	Al-Bustan, see Al-Basatin
60342	.
60343	Bfitij
60344	....
60345	I
60346	91a
60347	Cairo ....
60348	4
60349	I
60350	5 a, 23 b
60351	Cairo, Old, see Fustat Misr
60352	Dahshur ....
60353	I
60354	I
60355	53 b
60356	Dair at-Tinadah
60357	I
60358	I
60359	90 a
60360	Dalas ....
60361	I
60362	I
60363	91 a
60364	Daljah, District of
60365	24
60366	78 a, 91 b
60367	Damamil ....
60368	I
60369	102 b
60370	Damanhiar
60371	I
60372	45 b
60373	Damuh ....
60374	I
60375	...
60376	66 b
60377	Darwat as-Sarabam
60378	.
60379	2
60380	77 b
60381	Devils, IMon. of the, see Torch
60382	Dimnu ....
60383	5
60384	4
60385	86 a
60386	Dogs, Mon. of the,
60387	see Vine-
60388	dresser
60389	Ekhmeem, see Ikhmim
60390	Elephantine, jf^Uswan, Island
60391	of
60392	Esneh, see Isna
60393	Fanu and Nakalifah, District of
60394	5
60395	I
60396	72 b. 73 a
60397	Fau.
60398	.
60399	.
60400	I
60401	...
60402	103 b
p. 379
60403	INDEX
60404	I.
60405	349
60406	Place.
60407	Fayyum, the
60408	.
60409	Fayyum, City of the, see Madi-
60410	nat al-Fayyum
60411	Funkus ....
60412	Fustat Misr and suburbs
60413	.
60414	Ghizeh, see Al-Jizah
60415	Al-Hamra,
60416	Churches
60417	of,
60418	see
60419	Fustat Misr
60420	Al-Hanadah, Mon. of, see Rifah
60421	Helouan, see Huhvan
60422	Honey, INIon.
60423	of,
60424	see Munyah
60425	Bani Khasib
60426	Hulwan
60427	.
60428	Ibkaii
60429	Ibsha'i, IMon.
60430	of, see Usyut
60431	Ibsidiya
60432	.
60433	Idfak
60434	Idrijah
60435	Ikhmim (at or near)
60436	,
60437	Iknu
60438	Ishnin
60439	Isna
60440	itfih
60441	Jabal Ashtar or Halaliyah
60442	Jalfah
60443	Al-Jimudat
60444	Al-Jizah
60445	.
60446	Al-Jizah, Province of
60447	Al-Jummaizah
60448	.
60449	Al-Kaff, INIount of, see At-T
60450	Al-Kais or Dafi^i
60451	Kalamun
60452	.
60453	Al-Kalandimian
60454	Kalusana
60455	.
60456	Kamulah
60457	.
60458	No. of
60459	Churches.
60460	No. of
60461	JMonastcries.
60462	Folio of MS.
60463	35
60464	(under Omeyyads)
60465	18 b, 70 a
60466	I
60467	37
60468	5
60469	77a
60470	23 b
60471	ff., 29 b
60472	ff.
60473	2
60474	3
60475	52b
60476	I
60477	I
60478	loi a
60479	I
60480	I
60481	90 a
60482	I
60483	I
60484	70
60485	(before a.h. 552)
60486	I
60487	3
60488	74 b
60489	18 a, 69 b
60490	86 a
60491	82 a
60492	12
60493	91 a
60494	I
60495	102 a
60496	20
60497	itillendofi2thceiit.)
60498	56 a
60499	1
60500	1
60501	...
60502	77b
60503	4
60504	I
60505	6
60506	50
60507	,
60508	I
60509	I
60510	2
60511	50
60512	I
60513	73b, 74a
60514	84 a
60515	59 a
60516	ff.
60517	65 a
60518	55b
60519	I
60520	9 1 a & b
60521	12
60522	71b
60523	9
60524	92 a
60525	92 b
60526	9
60527	104 a
p. 380
60528	35^
60529	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT,
60530	Place.
60531	No. of
60532	Churches.
60533	No. of
60534	Monasteries.
60535	Folio of MS.
60536	Kanah ....
60537	2
60538	2
60539	103b
60540	Al-Kantarah, see Fustat Misr
60541	Karfunah, Mon. of
60542	1
60543	I
60544	89 a
60545	Kasr Khakan, see Bunumrus
60546	Al-Khaizaraniyah
60547	I
60548	60 a & b
60549	Al-Khandak,
60550	see Fustat Misr
60551	Khazarah ....
60552	I
60553	102 b
60554	Al-Khusus
60555	25
60556	I
60557	88 b
60558	Kift
60559	.
60560	I I
60561	8
60562	103 a
60563	Kufadah ....
60564	5
60565	73 t>
60566	Al-Kufur ....
60567	I
60568	74 a
60569	Al-Kulzum
60570	I
60571	I
60572	58a
60573	Kus
60574	....
60575	12
60576	I
60577	80 a
60578	Al-Kusair, Mon. of
60579	.
60580	8
60581	I
60582	13 b, 44 a, 49 a
60583	ff.
60584	Al-Kusair al-Hakkani
60585	I
60586	I
60587	50 a
60588	Kusakam, see Kus Kam
60589	Ivfis Kam
60590	I
60591	I
60592	78a& b
60593	Lahun ....
60594	2
60595	I
60596	73a & b
60597	Leper, Mon.
60598	of
60599	the,
60600	see
60601	AI-
60602	Bahnasa, Oasis of
60603	Light, Mon. of, see Ahnas
60604	Madinat al-Fayyum
60605	,
60606	4
60607	70 b, 71a
60608	Mallawi ....
60609	7
60610	74 b
60611	Manf, see Memphis
60612	Mansarah
60613	3
60614	80 a
60615	IMaraghat
60616	I
60617	92 b
60618	Mareotis, see Al-Mariyah
60619	Al-Mariyah (Marea)
60620	.
60621	I
60622	107 b
60623	Maryut, see Al-Mariyah
60624	Memphis ....
60625	I
60626	68a& b
60627	]\Iir
60628	....
60629	3
60630	80 a
60631	Misr, see Fustat Misr
60632	Al-Muharrakah, Mon.
60633	of,
60634	see
60635	Kus Kam
60636	Al-Muharrakah
60637	[near
60638	Bu-
60639	numrus]
60640	I
60641	61 a
60642	Mukhnan ....
60643	I
60644	60 b
60645	Mule, Mon. of the, j^^ Al-Kusair
60646	Muna '1-Amir
60647	.
60648	I
60649	...
60650	60 b
p. 381
60651	INDEX
60652	I.
60653	351
60654	Place.
60655	Munyat Andunah
60656	Munyah Bani Khasib
60657	Munyat al-Ka'id
60658	Munyat ash-Shammas
60659	Munyat as- Sudan, see Hulvvan
60660	Nahya ....
60661	Najaj ....
60662	Nakalifah, see Fanu
60663	Naklun ....
60664	Oasis, see Al-Bahnasa
60665	Paul, Monastery of St.
60666	Philae, Island of
60667	Pillar, Church of the, see Itfih
60668	Potter, Mon. of the, see Tura
60669	Ranah
60670	Red Monastery, see Al-Jtzah
60671	Rifah and Udrunkah
60672	Saft Abfi Jirjah
60673	.
60674	Saft Maidum
60675	Saft al-jMuhallabi
60676	Saft Rashin
60677	Sailah
60678	Sakiyah MahfQz
60679	Samallut
60680	.
60681	Sanabu
60682	As-Saraf
60683	.
60684	Saui
60685	Servant, Mon. ofthe, see Ansina
60686	Shinara
60687	Shubra
60688	Shutb
60689	Sumusta
60690	.
60691	Suyfit, see Usyut
60692	Taha al-Madinah
60693	At-Tair, INIount of
60694	A^o. of
60695	Churches.
60696	2
60697	2
60698	I
60699	4
60700	I
60701	3
60702	2
60703	2
60704	5
60705	1
60706	27
60707	I
60708	.3
60709	24
60710	I
60711	I
60712	I
60713	7
60714	(once 360?)
60715	N'o. of
60716	Monasteries.
60717	Folio of MS.
60718	60 b
60719	77 b, 78 a,
60720	17 b, 69 a
60721	65 b
60722	61 a
60723	ff.
60724	74 b
60725	71 a & b
60726	I
60727	56 b
60728	104 b
60729	I
60730	58 a
60731	2
60732	74 b, 89 a
60733	74 a
60734	64 b
60735	74b
60736	75
60737	L)
60738	2
60739	73 a
60740	...
60741	74 b-
60742	I
60743	88 a
60744	77 b. 80 a
60745	66 b
60746	56 a
60747	91 b, 92 a
60748	71 b
60749	88 a
60750	90 b
60751	...
60752	74 a, 77 a
60753	I
60754	76 a
60755	a & b
p. 382
60756	35^
60757	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
60758	No. of
60759	No. of
60760	Place.
60761	Churches.
60762	Monasteries.
60763	Folio of MS.
60764	Tamha ....
60765	I
60766	60 b
60767	Tamwaih ....
60768	6
60769	I
60770	67a
60771	Tansa ....
60772	4
60773	i8a, 69b
60774	Torch, Mon. of the,,y(f Munyat
60775	ash-Shammas
60776	Tunbudha
60777	2
60778	I
60779	31 a, 90 a
60780	Tura
60781	....
60782	^o
60783	I
60784	47b
60785	Tuifah ....
60786	I
60787	74b
60788	Udrunkah, see Rifah
60789	Upper
60790	Egypt
60791	(locality
60792	not
60793	further defined)
60794	2
60795	2
60796	80 a & b
60797	Al-Ushmunain
60798	.
60799	8
60800	104 a
60801	Uswan (near)
60802	.
60803	5
60804	ior±), 104 a
60805	Uswan, Island of
60806	2
60807	I
60808	loi b
60809	Usyut (at or near)
60810	6o
60811	6
60812	87 b, 89 a
60813	Vinedresser, Mon. of the
60814	.
60815	I
60816	I
60817	63 b, 64 b
60818	Wadab al-Kiim
60819	I
60820	60 b
60821	Wad? Habib
60822	.
60823	2
60824	2
60825	44a,47b,53b,63b,8ob
60826	Wana Busir, sec Bana
60827	Wasim ....
60828	I
60829	(once 366 ?)
60830	60 b
60831	Water,
60832	Church
60833	of
60834	the,
60835	see
60836	Ansina
60837	W^ell,Mon.of the, see Kamulah
60838	White Monastery, see Atribah
60839	Zaitun, see Aflah az-Zaitun
60840	Zawilah, Quarter of, see Cairo
60841	Az-Zuhri, see Cairo
60842	Zuwailah,
60843	see Zawilah
60844	Total
60845	707
60846	181
p. 383
60847	INDEX
60848	II.
60849	^3i
60850	II.
60851	SUPPLEMENTARY GEOGRAPHICAL
60852	INDEX.
60853	'Abbasah, 21 a, 24 b, 31 b.
60854	Abu Jaras, see Bujaras.
60855	Al-Abwaniyah, Province of,
60856	7b.
60857	Abyssinia, 105 a
60858	ff.
60859	— king of, 97 a, 112 a.
60860	— kings
60861	of, in
60862	capacity of
60863	priests, 105 b.
60864	— kings of, letters sent by,
60865	to Cairo, 106 b.
60866	Abyssinians, 23 b.
60867	— District of, see Habash.
60868	— Lake of, see Al-Habash.
60869	Adku, 8 a.
60870	Afram,
60871	City
60872	of, under See
60873	of Kulzum, 58 b.
60874	Africa, Western,
60875	converted
60876	by
60877	St. Philip, 107 a.
60878	'Aidhab, 21a, loi a.
60879	—
60880	road
60881	to,
60882	from
60883	Kift,
60884	103 a.
60885	Ailah, 21 a.
60886	— in 'Irak, 112 a.
60887	Akhmeem, see Ikhmim.
60888	Al-Aksurain, see Luxor.
60889	Alexandria,
60890	7 b, 20 b, 21a,
60891	29 a, 36 b, 59 a.
60892	Alfi, City of, 94 b.
60893	Alley of Abu Farwah, 32 a.
60894	— Sahl ibn 'Akil, 32 a & b.
60895	— of the Lupins, 32 b.
60896	'Alwah, Town of, 95 a.
60897	— Province of, 99 a.
60898	Ansina (Antinoe), 70 b.
60899	Antioch, Patriarch of,
60900	1 2 b.
60901	'Anzarwa-A'jab' (or 'Unzur
60902	wa-'jab,' name
60903	of
60904	place
60905	near Mareotis), 107 b.
60906	Arabs, 57 a.
60907	—
60908	slaughter
60909	of, by Copts,
60910	29 b.
60911	Arab wives of Ishmael, 57 b.
60912	Arabic spoken by Ishmael,
60913	Ard Habash, see Habash.
60914	Al-'Arish,
60915	19 b,
60916	2 1 a,
60917	23 b,
60918	56 b, 58 a.
60919	Armant, meaning of name
60920	of, 102 b.
60921	Armenia, 5 a.
60922	Armenian
60923	bishop
60924	of Jeru-
60925	salem, 3 b.
60926	sent to Egypt, 5 a.
60927	— burying-places, 44 a.
60928	— church
60929	at
60930	Al-Basatin,
60931	lb,
60932	2 a & b, 4 b, 5 a & b,
60933	6a&b.
60934	at Itfih, 55 b.
60935	'
60936	at Az-Zuhri", 5 a &
60937	b.
60938	— colony in Egypt, 2 a, 4 b,
60939	48 a.
60940	at Shinara, 91b.
60941	at Tura, 48 a.
60942	— monastery at Al-Basatin,
60943	I b,
60944	2 a, 3 a.
60945	at Al-Khusus, 88 b.
60946	at Az-Zuhri, 3 b.
60947	— Patriarch,
60948	2 b
60949	ff., 47 b.
60950	— priest at Cairo, acting as
60951	deputy of Patriarch, 3 a.
60952	Z
60953	z
60954	Armenians, 2aff., 26 a, 47 b,
60955	48 b, 91 b.
60956	— altar of, in church at Saft
60957	Maidiim, 64 b.
60958	— Church
60959	of, at Kalusana,
60960	92 b.
60961	— quarter
60962	of,
60963	in
60964	Madinat
60965	al-Fayy(am, 71a.
60966	— driven out of Egypt, 2 a,
60967	48 a.
60968	— recovery of their churches
60969	by, 6 b.
60970	Askar, birthplace of Moses,
60971	19 b.
60972	Askit, 87 a.
60973	Assouan, see Uswan.
60974	Aswan, see Uswan.
60975	Al-'Atash, IMount of, 95 a.
60976	Atlantic
60977	Ocean,
60978	see Sea
60979	of
60980	Darkness.
60981	Atrib, 37 b.
60982	Aukir, City
60983	of, 112 a.
60984	Babylon
60985	(on
60986	Euphrates),
60987	19 a, 76 b.
60988	— (in Egypt), 2 1 a, 23 a & b.
60989	Baghdad, 94 b, 97 b.
60990	Bahnasa, 45b,
60991	73 b,
60992	74 b,
60993	Al-Bahnasa'iyah,
60994	Province
60995	of, 8 b.
60996	Bahr al-Jizah, 34 b.
60997	Bahr an-Na'am, 103 a.
60998	Bahr Suf, 58 b.
60999	[IL7.]
p. 384
61000	354
61001	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
61002	Bahr YAsuf,
61003	see Al-Manhi,
61004	Canal of.
61005	Bain
61006	al-Kiimain,
61007	32 b
61008	(be-
61009	tween Fustat and Cairo).
61010	— as-Sakhratain, 23 b.
61011	Bait Sanis, 104 b.
61012	Baraghwatah (in W. Africa),
61013	65 a {see Ibn Ghawatah).
61014	Barkah,
61015	2 r a, 65 a.
61016	Al-Barmak, 17 b.
61017	Barniyudah, 73 b.
61018	Bashawah, 104 b.
61019	Bashmurites fought for Mar-
61020	wan II, 84 b.
61021	Bashrud, see Bashmurites.
61022	Bastah, 5 a, 45 b.
61023	Baths, ruined,
61024	at Al-Khari-
61025	bah, near Usyut, 88 a.
61026	— of Ibn Najah, 32 a.
61027	— of As-Salib, 33 a.
61028	Bausaka, City of, 94 b.
61029	Al-Bawasir
61030	(name
61031	of
61032	Al-
61033	Hamra ad-Dunya), 34 b.
61034	Berbers, 65 a, 107 b.
61035	Bethlehem, Church of Nati-
61036	vity
61037	at, 50 b.
61038	Al-Bihu, District of, 76 a.
61039	Bilak, see Philae.
61040	Birds,
61041	INIount
61042	of
61043	the,
61044	also
61045	called Mount of the Palm,
61046	76 a.
61047	Birkat
61048	al-Habash,
61049	sec
61050	Al-
61051	Habash.
61052	Birkah Karun, see Karun.
61053	Birkah Maryam, see Miriam.
61054	Bisus, church and monas-
61055	tery at, 76 a.
61056	Black Nile, loi b.
61057	Brothers, Monastery of the,
61058	near Sailah, 73 a,
61059	Al-Buhairah,Province of, 8 a.
61060	Bujaras, 94 a & b.
61061	' Burial-place
61062	of
61063	the
61064	Wise
61065	Men
61066	' in Yaman,
61067	1 1
61068	1
61069	b.
61070	Bush, 18 a, 69 b.
61071	Al-Biisirivah,
61072	Province
61073	of,
61074	8 b.
61075	Caesarea, 55 a.
61076	Cairo, 6 b, 24 a, 28 a, 45 a,
61077	84 a, 98 b,
61078	— Old, see Fustat Misr.
61079	Canal of Cairo, or of Prince
61080	of the Faithful, 24 a & b,
61081	28 a, 53 a, 58 a & b.
61082	— of Nahya, 64 b.
61083	Carthage, 107 a, 108 a.
61084	Cataracts,
61085	the,
61086	94 b,
61087	95 a,
61088	96 b.
61089	Cataract, the First, 104 b.
61090	— the Fourth, 100 a.
61091	Ceylon, 95 a.
61092	Chalcedon,
61093	Council
61094	of,
61095	caused by Nestorius, 84 a.
61096	Chalcedonian, Emperor He-
61097	raclius called
61098	a, 80 a.
61099	Chaldaeans, books
61100	of, 22 b.
61101	' Chamberlains,
61102	Church
61103	of
61104	the,'
61105	see Romans, Church
61106	of.
61107	China, Sea of, 19 b, 26 b.
61108	' Church,
61109	Fourth,'
61110	in
61111	Al-
61112	Hamra, 27 a, 27 b.
61113	' City, The' (name ofcavern),
61114	47 a.
61115	' City of Stone,' 17 a.
61116	Cleopatra, 76 b.
61117	Coptic
61118	church
61119	given
61120	to
61121	Armenians, 6 b, 47 b
61122	— (Sahidic)
61123	hymns
61124	sung,
61125	102 a.
61126	— scribes, see Scribes.
61127	— translations
61128	from,
61129	into
61130	Arabic, 14 b, 45 a.
61131	Copts, 6 b.
61132	— altar of, in church at Saft
61133	INIaidiam, 64 b.
61134	— employed
61135	by
61136	Muslim
61137	government, 1 2 b, 24a&b,
61138	27 b, 36 a.
61139	Copts, number of, in Egypt,
61140	26 b.
61141	— a 'protected people,'2 8b,
61142	29 a.
61143	— relatedby affinity to Abra-
61144	ham and Joseph, 28 b.
61145	—
61146	take
61147	possession
61148	of Ar-
61149	menian
61150	church,
61151	4 b
61152	;
61153	cf.
61154	5 b, 6 a & b.
61155	Cyprus, 57 a, 62 b.
61156	— translation
61157	of bodies
61158	of
61159	SS.
61160	Mary,
61161	Martha,
61162	and
61163	Lazarus from, 64 a.
61164	Dabik, 19 b.
61165	Dafu, 91a (Uij).
61166	Dahrut, 55 b.
61167	Daira,
61168	Monastery
61169	of,
61170	in
61171	Nubia, 94 b.
61172	Dakahlah, 57 b.
61173	Ad-Dakahliyah, Province of,
61174	7 b."
61175	Daljah, 78 a.
61176	Damascus, 70 a.
61177	— revenue of,
61178	1 8 b.
61179	Damietta,
61180	7 b,
61181	14 a,
61182	19 b,
61183	57 b, 63 b.
61184	—
61185	' bishop
61186	' of, 9 a, 14 a.
61187	Dam 1 rah, 66 b.
61188	Damsis, 14 a & b.
61189	Dandarah, 102 b.
61190	Dar
61191	Manfjwil,
61192	name
61193	of
61194	Mastayah, 65 a.
61195	Daraj,Well of, at Misr, in the
61196	Ard Habash, 41b, 43 b.
61197	Darb al-Kantarah, 32 b.
61198	— al-Khadiji, 22 b.
61199	— az-Zajjajin, 32 a.
61200	Darkness, City of, 108 a.
61201	Darmus, City
61202	of, in Nubia,
61203	99 b.
61204	Darut,
61205	see
61206	Darwat
61207	as-
61208	Sarabam.
61209	Daurah Khalf, 21b.
61210	Delta, rob, 12a, 21a.
p. 385
61211	INDEX
61212	IT.
61213	?>^S
61214	Desert of Upper Egypt, Mo-
61215	nasteries in, 80 a & b.
61216	Dongola, capital
61217	of Nubia,
61218	95 b.
61219	Ad-Dubb, Mosque
61220	of,
61221	at
61222	Itfih, 54 a.
61223	Dumyat, see Damietta.
61224	Dunkulah, see Dongola.
61225	Durrah (in the sea),
61226	i r 2 a.
61227	Equator, 26 b, 108 b.
61228	Euphrates, River, 22 b.
61229	Fada 'd-Dunya, 32 b.
61230	— '1-Kaba'il, 33 a.
61231	— 'r-Rayah, 32 b.
61232	Fahsur (Mansur ?), nob.
61233	Al-Fajj, District
61234	of, 22 b.
61235	Al-Farama, 19 b^ 56 b.
61236	Al-Farr, 21b.
61237	Fayyum, the, 18 a
61238	ff.,
61239	26 a;
61240	45 b, 69 b
61241	ff.
61242	— origin of name of, 70 b.
61243	Al-Fayyumiyah, Province of,
61244	8 b.
61245	Franks,
61246	19
61247	a,
61248	31a,
61249	57 b,
61250	76 a, 107 b.
61251	Frontier-fortress
61252	in
61253	Nubia,
61254	100 b.
61255	Fustat Misr, 6 b,
61256	i o a,
61257	1 1 b,
61258	2 1 a & b, 23 b, 24 a, 26 a,
61259	27a&b, 29 b, 33 b, 36 b,
61260	47 a, 97 b.
61261	-— Jesus Christ
61262	at, 78 a.
61263	Fiawah, Province of, 8 a.
61264	Gates of Usyiit, 87 b.
61265	Al-Ghanam, Well of, atMisr,
61266	41 b.
61267	Al-Gharbiyah, Province
61268	of,
61269	8 a.
61270	Ibn Ghawatah, Land of, 49a
61271	{see Baraghwatah).
61272	Ghizeh,
61273	see Jizah,
61274	Ghumdan, nib.
61275	Ghuzz, tribe of, 2 a & b,
61276	7 a,
61277	25 a, 26 a, 27 a, 28a, 31a,
61278	37b, 47a, 59a, 62a, 67b,
61279	70b, 72a, 75b, 8ib, 82a,
61280	88 a, 89 b, yob, 96 a.
61281	Gisr
61282	al-'Ajuz,
61283	see 'Wall
61284	of
61285	the Old Woman.'
61286	Greek,
61287	Liturgy
61288	recited
61289	in,
61290	in Nubia, 99 a.
61291	Green Nile, 95 a.
61292	Al-Habash,
61293	Lake
61294	of,
61295	7 b,
61296	39 b, 41
61297	a.
61298	Habash,
61299	District
61300	of,
61301	41b,
61302	43 b.
61303	Ha it
61304	al-'Ajuz,
61305	see 'Wall of
61306	the Old Woman.'
61307	Ha it al-Hujuz, see Ha'it al-
61308	'Ajuz.
61309	Hajar
61310	Lahun,
61311	18 a,
61312	69 b,
61313	70 a, 71 b,
61314	Hamdan, tribe of, 59 a.
61315	Al-Hammam, Fort of, 22 a.
61316	Al-Hamra, 23 b, 24 a, 26 a,
61317	29 a.
61318	— Church
61319	of,
61320	see
61321	George,
61322	Saint.
61323	Hamras, the three, 29 a & b.
61324	how built, 32 a & b.
61325	Al-Hamra
61326	ad-Dunya,
61327	29 a
61328	& b, 32 a & b.
61329	— al-Kuswa, 29a&b, 32a
61330	&
61331	b.'
61332	"
61333	— al-Wusta, 29a&b, 32 a
61334	& b.
61335	Harah Zawilah, see Zawilah,
61336	Harah Zuwailah,«'t' Zawilah.
61337	Harat al-Arman, see Arme-
61338	nians, quarter of.
61339	— ar-Riim,
61340	see
61341	Romans,
61342	quarter of.
61343	Harran, 64 b.
61344	Hauf Ramsis, 8 a.
61345	Hawi, gardens of, 32 b.
61346	Heliopolis, 23 b.
61347	Z
61348	z 2
61349	Helouan, see Hulwan.
61350	Henaton, To, Monastery of,
61351	80 a.
61352	Hulwan, 52 a ff., 67 a, 70 b.
61353	Ibkah,Monasteryof,between
61354	Uswan and Kus, 10 1 a.
61355	Ibrim, City of, 96 a & b.
61356	Ikhmim, 70 b, 82 b.
61357	— spring near, 92 b.
61358	Al-Ikran, 108 a.
61359	India, 105 a, 107 a, 108 b
61360	ff.
61361	— conversion of, to
61362	Chris-
61363	tianity, 109 a.
61364	— identical with Abyssinia,
61365	108 b.
61366	Indian tree, at Isna, 102 a.
61367	Al-'Irak, 112 a.
61368	—red brickemployedin,95b.
61369	Ishnin, 76 a.
61370	Iskandariyah,jt'<?Alexandria.
61371	Isna, meaning of name
61372	of,
61373	102 a.
61374	Israelites in Abyssinia, 1 06 a.
61375	— crossed Red Sea at Bahr
61376	Suf, 58 b.
61377	Istabl
61378	al-Fil,
61379	Street (Alley)
61380	of, 6 b, 32 a.
61381	Istakhr (Persepolis), 112 a.
61382	Isthmus (of Suez), 19b, 58a.
61383	Itfili,
61384	2 b, 10 a, 47 a, 54 a.
61385	Al-Itfihiyah, Province of, 8 b.
61386	Jabal al-'Atash, j^^AI-'Atash.
61387	— al-Kabsh, see Al-Kabsh.
61388	— al-Kaff, see Al-Kaff.
61389	— al-Kahf,
61390	see Al-Kahf.
61391	— at-Tair, see At-Tair.
61392	— Yashkur (ibn Adwan ibn
61393	Lakhm), see Yashkur.
61394	Al-Jadidiyah,Provinceof,8a.
61395	Janan ar-Rihan, 21 a.
61396	Jarjar, the river, 108 a.
61397	Jaubah, name of the Fayyum,
61398	18 b, 70 a.
p. 386
61399	35^
61400	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
61401	Jazirah Bani Nasr, Province
61402	of, 8 a,
61403	— Kusaniya,
61404	Province
61405	of,
61406	8 a.
61407	— al-Ushmiinain, 76 b.
61408	Jerusalem,
61409	2 b, 3 a, 58 a.
61410	— capture of, 'by Augustus,'
61411	— Armenian church of
61412	St.
61413	Sergius at, 3 a.
61414	— Armenian monastery of
61415	St. James at, 3 b.
61416	Jew, conversion of, to Chris-
61417	tianity, 44 b, 45 a.
61418	Jewish cemetery, 43 b, 44 a.
61419	Jews, 9 b, 15 a.
61420	— none at Usyut, 87 b.
61421	Jibt
61422	(Ai-yuTrros),
61423	name
61424	of
61425	capital of Egypt, 23 b.
61426	Jisr al-'Ajuz, see 'Wall of the
61427	Old Woman.'
61428	Al-Jizah, 59 a & b, 60 a.
61429	Al-Jiziyah, Province of, 8 b,
61430	44b,46b,53b, 59 a, 63b,
61431	64 a, 65 a.
61432	Al-Juda, Mount,
61433	1 1 1 b.
61434	Al-Kabsh, Hill of, 3 2 b, 3 5 a.
61435	Al-Kaff, Mount of, 7 5 b, 7 6 a.
61436	Al-Kahf, Mount of, 86 a.
61437	Al-Kahirah, see Cairo.
61438	Al-Kais, 53 a, 54 a.
61439	— tribe
61440	of, 33 a.
61441	Al-Kalis, church
61442	so
61443	called,
61444	at Sana, nob.
61445	Kalyub, 10 b, 12 b, 13 a.
61446	Al-Kantarah,
61447	23 b,
61448	32
61449	b,
61450	52 a, 58 b.
61451	— also called Al-Hamra al-
61452	Wusta, 29 b.
61453	Al-Karafah
61454	at
61455	Misr, origin
61456	of name of, 42 a.
61457	— tribe of, 22 b.
61458	Karda, Mount, nib.
61459	Al-Karubis, Land of, loi a.
61460	Karfin, Pool of, 26 a, 32 b.
61461	Kasr ash-Shama', 21 a, 44 a,
61462	60 b, 112 b.
61463	Al-Khaimat al-Kibliyah, 4 6b.
61464	Al-Khalij, see Canal.
61465	Khalij
61466	Amir
61467	al-Muminin,
61468	see
61469	Canal
61470	of
61471	Prince
61472	of
61473	the Faithful.
61474	Al-Khaluk, Mosque of, 32b.
61475	Khams Mudun, 21a.
61476	AI-Khandak, 45 b, 98 b.
61477	Al-Kharibah, at Usyut, 88 a.
61478	Kharij, 17 b.
61479	Khaukhah, see Passage.
61480	Khauliya, City of, 112 a.
61481	Khorassanians
61482	fought
61483	a-
61484	gainst Marwan
61485	II, 60 a,
61486	92 b.
61487	Kift, 7 b.
61488	Kirun, City of, 112 a.
61489	Kubbat al-Hawa, 52 a.
61490	Kulam, nob.
61491	Al-Kulzum, 19 b, 24 a.
61492	— canal from Cairo ends at,
61493	58 a.
61494	— desert of, 54 a.
61495	— origin of name
61496	of, 24 a,
61497	58 a.
61498	— Pharaoh drowned at, 58 a.
61499	Kurds,
61500	2 a &
61501	b,
61502	7 a,
61503	25 a,
61504	26 a, 31 a, 47a, 59a, 62 a,
61505	67b, 70b, 72a, 75b, 8ib,
61506	82a, 88a, 89b, 90b, 96 a.
61507	Al-Kurun, Mosque of, 34 a.
61508	Kus, 81 a, 96 b.
61509	— derivation
61510	of name
61511	of,
61512	81
61513	a.
61514	— wall
61515	of, 81 b, 82 a.
61516	Kus Kam, Jesus Christ
61517	at,
61518	78 b.
61519	Lahf al-Jabal, 65 a.
61520	Lahun, see Hajar Laliun.
61521	Lawatis, the, 33 a, 98 a.
61522	Libya, 57 a.
61523	Libyan Mountains, 65 a.
61524	Al-Luniyah, name of Egyp-
61525	tian Babylon, 21b.
61526	Luxor, 104 b, 105 a.
61527	Luzarikun,
61528	town
61529	of,
61530	near
61531	Carthage, 108 a & b.
61532	Lydda, relics of Saint George
61533	at, 93 b.
61534	Madinat al-Hajar, 17 a.
61535	Madinat
61536	al-Kuhhan
61537	(i.e.
61538	Manbaj
61539	or
61540	Hierapolis),
61541	22 b.
61542	Madinat
61543	ash - Shams,
61544	see
61545	Heliopolis.
61546	Maghir ath-Thilj, church so
61547	called at Darwah, 77 b.
61548	Al-Maghrib, j-f?^ West Africa.
61549	Al-Maja'iz, 32 b.
61550	Al-]Majnunah, aqueduct
61551	of,
61552	24 a.
61553	Al-Maks, 95 a.
61554	Manafah,
61555	original name of
61556	Memphis, 68 a.
61557	Manbaj (Mabug,
61558	Hierapo-
61559	lis), 22 b,
61560	Al-Manbaji, History by, see
61561	Mahbub ibn Kustantin.
61562	Manf, see Memphis.
61563	Al-Manhi,
61564	Canal
61565	of,
61566	18 a,
61567	69 b, 70 a.
61568	Al-Manufiyah, Province
61569	of,
61570	8 a.
61571	Al-Maris, Province of, 94 a,
61572	96 a.
61573	Al-lNIariyah, 107 b.
61574	Market-place ofBarbar, 22 b.
61575	— Wardan, 32 a &
61576	b.
61577	Marur
61578	ad-Dair
61579	in Yaman,
61580	nib.
61581	Maryut, 29 b.
61582	Mecca, 24 b.
61583	— dearth at, 58 b.
61584	Medina, 24 b.
61585	— dearth
61586	at, 58 b.
p. 387
61587	INDEX
61588	II.
61589	357
61590	Memphis, 64 b, 65 a, 66 b,
61591	67 b, 68 a.
61592	— origin of name of, 68 a.
61593	]\Iiriam, Pool of, 56 b.
61594	]Misr,Cityof, jf^ Fustat Misr.
61595	— Island
61596	of, 33 b, 64 a.
61597	Moon, Mountains
61598	of, 26 b,
61599	loi a.
61600	IMountains to West of Nile,
61601	49 a.
61602	AI-INIu'allakah,
61603	Church
61604	of,
61605	in
61606	Misr,
61607	9 b,
61608	11 b,
61609	31a,
61610	39 a, 112 b.
61611	Al-Muliarrakah,
61612	origin
61613	of
61614	name of, 79 a & b.
61615	Al-IMaksam, bank of, 24 a.
61616	Mukattam Hills, 22 b, 35 a,
61617	52 a & b.
61618	origin ofname of, 48 b.
61619	Al-Mukurrah, 94 b, 99 a,
61620	— king of, 105 a.
61621	Munyah Bani Khasib, 77 b.
61622	— Bfi Kais, a name of M.
61623	Bani Khasib, 77 b.
61624	Munyatash-Shammas, 46 b,
61625	65 b, 66 b.
61626	— as-Siadan, 44 a, 53 a,
61627	— al-Umara, 34 b.
61628	Al-Murlahiyah, Province of,
61629	7b.
61630	^
61631	Al-Muzahamiyah,
61632	Province
61633	of, 8 a."
61634	Al - Bahr
61635	al - Muzallam,
61636	see
61637	Sea of Darkness.
61638	Nahur, 78 a.
61639	Nakadah,
61640	7 b.
61641	NakyQs, 29 b.
61642	An-Nastarawiyah, Province
61643	of, 8 a.
61644	Natii, 98 a, 10 1
61645	a.
61646	Nawasa, District of, 71a.
61647	Nestorian
61648	burying-places,
61649	44 a.
61650	Nestorian
61651	monastery
61652	at
61653	Misr,
61654	42
61655	b
61656	ff.;
61657	at
61658	Al-
61659	'Adawiyah, 46 a.
61660	Nicaea, Council of, 1 2 a, 5 5 b.
61661	Nile, fish of, 19 b.
61662	— inundation
61663	of
61664	churches
61665	by, 41 b, 59 b.
61666	— length of, 26 b.
61667	— rise and fall of, 1 8 b, 20 a,
61668	26b, 41a, 64b, 76b, 95b,
61669	102 b.
61670	— rise of, hastened by pray-
61671	ers of Christians, 60 a.
61672	— riseof,intheFayyum,69b.
61673	— sources of, 26 b, loi a.
61674	— Black, loi b.
61675	— White, loi b.
61676	— Yellow, 10 1 b.
61677	Nineveh, see Fast of Nineveh
61678	(cancelled
61679	by
61680	Ibn
61681	al-
61682	Kanbar,
61683	1 5 b).
61684	Nitre, Lake of, 20 a.
61685	Nubia, 94 a
61686	ff.
61687	— conversion of, 96 a.
61688	— letters from, 106 b.
61689	— under
61690	jurisdiction
61691	of
61692	Alexandrian see, 99 a.
61693	— provinces of, 99 a.
61694	Nubian characters, 98 b.
61695	Nubians invade Egypt, 97 a.
61696	Oases, The, 8 1 a, 87 b, 93 a ff.
61697	Kift buried in, ,103 a.
61698	Passage of Al-Istabl, 32 a.
61699	Pentapolis, 21a.
61700	Persepolis (Istakhr), 112a.
61701	Persia, 112a.
61702	— contiguous
61703	to
61704	India,
61705	108 b.
61706	Persians, 57 a, 60 a.
61707	Philae, Island of, 100 b.
61708	Rabi'ah, tribe of, loi b.
61709	Ramlah, 18 b, 70 a.
61710	Ras al-Manhi, 70 a.
61711	Rashid, see Rosetta.
61712	Raudah, Island of, 58 b.
61713	Rayan, Valley
61714	of, 72 b.
61715	Red Sea, 58 a.
61716	Rhoda, Island of, see Raudah.
61717	Ar-Rif, see Delta.
61718	Rifah, 74 b.
61719	Romans,
61720	in
61721	North
61722	Africa,
61723	107 a.
61724	— Church
61725	of
61726	the,
61727	at
61728	Al-
61729	Kantarah, 52 a,
61730	cf. 53 a.
61731	— quarter of the, 5 a, 6 a, 2 3b.
61732	— sea of the, 19 b.
61733	Rosetta, 8 a.
61734	Rum,
61735	sea
61736	of,
61737	see Romans,
61738	sea of the (19 b).
61739	As-Sadir, 58 b.
61740	Sailah, 73 a.
61741	As-Sa'ir, bank of, 34 b,
61742	Sakifat as-Sari, 32 b.
61743	Sakiyah Musa, 92 a.
61744	Salt-lakes, 20 a.
61745	Samalus, Arab tribe of, 20 a.
61746	Samannud, 57 b, 73 a.
61747	As-Samannudiyah, Province
61748	of, 8 a.
61749	Samaritan cemetery, 43 b.
61750	Samaritans, 9 a.
61751	San'a, no b, 112 a.
61752	Sanbat, 13 a.
61753	Sandal, pavilion of, 27 b.
61754	Sanhiar, 44 b.
61755	Sarandib, see Ceylon.
61756	Sardus, Canal of, 23 a.
61757	Sea of Darkness, 49 a, 54 a,
61758	65 a.
61759	— Hedjaz, 58 a.
61760	— Syrian, 58 a.
61761	Sebaste,
61762	Martyrs
61763	of,
61764	12 a,
61765	51a, 87 a.
61766	Shahran, 47 a, 49 b.
61767	Shanah,
61768	first
61769	city
61770	built
61771	in
61772	the Fayyum, 70 b.
61773	Shinara, 91b, 92 a.
p. 388
61774	358
61775	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
61776	Ash-Sharkiyah, Province of,
61777	7 b, 58 b.
61778	Sheba, Queen
61779	of, 105 a.
61780	-— where situated, 105 a.
61781	Shubra,
61782	7 1 b.
61783	— Muravyik, 45 a.
61784	Shutb, 87
61785	b,' 88 a.
61786	— meaning of name of, 87 b.
61787	Sinai, Mount, 56 b.
61788	Sinjar, 38 a, 80 a.
61789	Soudanese, 39 a.
61790	Spain, 107 b.
61791	Stone of Lahun,
61792	see Hajar
61793	Lahiin.
61794	Street of Glass-blowers, 32 a.
61795	As-Siidan,
61796	Church
61797	of,
61798	at
61799	Munyat as-Sudan, 46 b.
61800	Suk
61801	Barbar,
61802	see
61803	Market-
61804	place.
61805	As-Sukkarah,
61806	Pavilion
61807	of,
61808	24 a.
61809	Suk
61810	Wardan,
61811	see
61812	Market-
61813	place.
61814	Sun,
61815	City
61816	of,
61817	i.e. Tadmor,
61818	112 a.
61819	As-Suyutiyah, Province
61820	of,
61821	9 a.
61822	Syrian Sea, 58 a.
61823	Tadmor, 112a.
61824	Tafah, 100 a.
61825	Taha al-Madinah, 74 a, 77 a,
61826	86 a.
61827	At-Tair, Mount of, 76 a.
61828	Takhiim, 96 a.
61829	At-Talimun, Mount of, 88 a.
61830	Tall-Bastah, see Bastah.
61831	Tamwaih,5a,46b,65b, 66 b,
61832	67 a & b.
61833	Tanbadhah, see Tunbudha.
61834	Thamanin, Village of, 1 1 1 b.
61835	' Thirst, Mount of,' 95 a.
61836	Tiberias, 18 b, 70 a, 95 a.
61837	Tinnis,
61838	7 b, 19 b, 57 a.
61839	At-Tinnur, 52 a.
61840	Toledo, capture
61841	of, 107 b.
61842	Tuhurmus, 62 a.
61843	Tulaitalah, see Toledo.
61844	Tunbudha, 31a, 90 a.
61845	Tura, 47 a, 48 b, 49 a.
61846	tas, 6 a.
61847	Tuwah, 91b.
61848	Udrunkah, 74 b,
61849	Al-'Ukab, 92 b.
61850	'Ukbara, Land of, 94 b.
61851	Al-'Ula, loi a.
61852	Al-Ushmunain,
61853	23 b,
61854	74 a,
61855	76 a & b, 90 b, 92 a.
61856	— restored by
61857	Belshazzar,
61858	23 b, 80 a.
61859	— Province
61860	of, 8 b.
61861	Uswan, i9b,83a,98a, roob.
61862	— meaning
61863	of
61864	name
61865	of,
61866	loi
61867	a.
61868	Al-Wadi (Nubia), 98 a.
61869	Wadi '1-Ain, 92 b.
61870	Wadi 'l-'Arabah, 56 b.
61871	Wadi
61872	Habib,
61873	22 b,
61874	49 a,
61875	53 b, 65 b, 66 a, 80 b.
61876	Wadi 'l-]Mukaddas,
61877	19 b,
61878	Wadi Rayan, see Rayan.
61879	' WallofiheOldWoman,' 1 9b.
61880	— —
61881	—
61882	built
61883	by
61884	Cleopatra, 57 b.
61885	WestAlrica, 44a,6ia, 107 a.
61886	West Africans, 65 a.
61887	White Nile, 95 a, loi b.
61888	Yakhtak
61889	(moving
61890	stones
61891	between
61892	Yakhtak
61893	and
61894	Kharij), 17 b.
61895	Yaman, nob.
61896	— Queen of,
61897	i. e.
61898	' Queen of
61899	Sheba,' 105 a.
61900	Yellow Nile, 10 1 b.
61901	Zawilah, quarter of, 2 a & b,
61902	3^a, 5 a.
61903	Zidan, Mount of, 94 b.
61904	Az-Zuhri, 3 b, 5 a & b, 24 b.
61905	Zukak, see Alley.
61906	Zuwailah, see Zawilah.
p. 389
61907	INDEX
61908	III.
61909	359
61910	III.
61911	INDEX OF
61912	PERSONAL
61913	NAMES.
61914	Aaron, 19 b, 20 b.
61915	Al- A'azz Hasan ibn Salamah
61916	al-Bakilani, 4 b.
61917	Abamun, see Amnion, Saint.
61918	Abatir, Church
61919	of, near Al-
61920	Bahnasa, 75 a.
61921	— at INIallawi, 74 b.
61922	*Abd al-Aziz, son of Caliph
61923	Marwan 1 ibn al-Hakam,
61924	called Abu '1-Usbu', 47 a,
61925	52 a
61926	ff., 70 b.
61927	'Abdallah ibn 'Amr ibn
61928	al-
61929	'Asi, 21 b, 28 b.
61930	'Abdallah
61931	ibn
61932	Sa'id
61933	ibn
61934	Mufarraj, 21b.
61935	'Abdallah ibnaz-Zubair, 2 2b.
61936	'Abd al-]\Iasih, 27 a.
61937	'Abd ar-Rahman
61938	ibn Has-
61939	san, 29 a.
61940	'Abd ar-Rahman
61941	ibn Mu-
61942	'awiyah
61943	ibn
61944	Khadij
61945	ibn
61946	Hajar , emir of Egypt^ 22 b.
61947	Ibn 'Abdun, 13 b.
61948	Abirun,
61949	Monastery
61950	of,
61951	at
61952	Biasir Kuridus,
61953	92 b.
61954	Abraha al-Ashram, see Abra-
61955	ham, governor of Yaman.
61956	Abraham, the Patriarch, 28b,
61957	— Isaac, and Jacob, Church
61958	of, in Al-Hamra, 33 b.
61959	— bishop
61960	of
61961	the
61962	Fayyiim,
61963	18 b, 70 a.
61964	— governor ofYaman, nob,
61965	III
61966	a.
61967	Abrashit, magician, 71b.
61968	'Ad, 68 b.
61969	'Adi ibn Murrah, 22 a.
61970	Al-'Adid li-dini 'llah. Caliph,
61971	7 a, 25 a, 27 a, 30a, 31a,
61972	33 b,
61973	36 b,
61974	37
61975	a,
61976	46 b,
61977	82 a, 96 a.
61978	'Adim,
61979	father
61980	of Manfa'us,
61981	68 a.
61982	Al-Afdal Shahanshah, vizier,
61983	9 a, 34 b, 44 b, 50 b, 57 b,
61984	67 a.
61985	Aftutis,
61986	King,
61987	22
61988	b
61989	(cf.
61990	ijtis).
61991	Agatho,
61992	thirty-ninth
61993	Patri-
61994	arch of Alexandria, 77 a.
61995	Agathodaemon, 64 b.
61996	Aghadimun, see Agathodae-
61997	mon.
61998	Agia Sophia, Church
61999	of, at
62000	]\Iisr, 38 b.
62001	Ahmad ibn Tiilun, 28 b.
62002	Aimin, Church of, at Barda-
62003	nuhah, 74 a.
62004	'Ain as-Saif, wall of Uswan,
62005	loi b.
62006	Alexander the Great, era of,
62007	see Seleucian era.
62008	founded
62009	Ushmu-
62010	nain, 76 b.
62011	Alexander, forty-third Patri-
62012	arch of Alexandria, 79 b,
62013	80 a.
62014	'Alyun, the heretic, death of,
62015	92 b.
62016	Amin
62017	ad-Daulah
62018	ibn
62019	al-
62020	]\Iusaw\vif, 39 a.
62021	Ibn Amin al-Mulk
62022	ibn
62023	al-
62024	IVIuhaddath Abu Sa'id ibn
62025	Yuhanna the Alexandrian
62026	scribe, 38 b.
62027	Al-Amir
62028	bi-ahkami
62029	'llah.
62030	Caliph, 2 b, 9 a, 32 a, 34a,
62031	42 b,
62032	44 b,
62033	57 b,
62034	61 b,
62035	62 a, 64 a, 67 a.
62036	Ammon, Saint, 73 b.
62037	'Amr ibn
62038	al-'Asi
62039	ibn
62040	'Adi,
62041	2ia&b, 22a&b, 23 a,
62042	24 a, 42 a, 91 b, 107 b.
62043	builds wall of Al-
62044	Jizah, 59 a.
62045	digs Canal of Amir
62046	al-Mu'minin, 24 a, 58 b.
62047	grants
62048	safe-con-
62049	duct
62050	to Patriarch Benja-
62051	min and Christians, Sob.
62052	Mosque of, 52 b.
62053	Anba Antianah, see Anthony.
62054	Andronicus,
62055	thirty-seventh
62056	Patriarch, 80 b.
62057	Anf adh-Dhahab, seeT^ ad-
62058	Daulah.
62059	Ansina, son of Kift, son of
62060	Mizraim, 86 b.
62061	Antaniyias, see Anthony.
62062	Anthony, Saint, 54 b
62063	ff.
62064	altar of, 66 a.
62065	Church
62066	of,
62067	attached
62068	to Church of St. Michael,
62069	38 a.
p. 390
62070	360
62071	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
62072	Anthony, Saint, Church of, in
62073	Monastery ofNahya, 63 b.
62074	Monastery
62075	of,
62076	near
62077	Red Sea eastwards from
62078	Itfih, 10 a, 54
62079	ff.
62080	Monastery of, at Kift,
62081	103 a.
62082	Monastery
62083	of,
62084	near
62085	Uswan, 102 a.
62086	Antiinah, see Anthony.
62087	Anub, Saint, 38 a, 90b, 104 a.
62088	Church of, 38 a; ]\Ion-
62089	asteries
62090	of, 90 b, 104 a.
62091	Ab{i '1-Arah, Church
62092	of, at
62093	Barnil, 56 a.
62094	Arcadius, Emperor, 49 a.
62095	Ardashir, 19 a.
62096	Ardashir, see Artaxerxes.
62097	Arghash, son of 'Ad, 68 b.
62098	Armenius, Saint, 73 b.
62099	Arsenius, Saint, 49 a, 50 a.
62100	— Church of, in Monastery
62101	of Al-Kusair, 50 a.
62102	— Festival of, 49 a & b.
62103	Artaxerxes, king
62104	of Persia,
62105	Artaxerxes Ochus, 60 a.
62106	Ar'u, 68 a,
62107	Aryat the Abyssinian,
62108	1 1 1 b.
62109	Arzakusha, King, 68 b.
62110	Al-As'ad Abu '1-Khair Jirjah
62111	ibn
62112	Wahab,
62113	called
62114	Ibn
62115	al-Mikat, 25 a and b.
62116	Asad
62117	ad-Din
62118	Shirkuh
62119	the
62120	Kurd,
62121	see Shirkuh.
62122	Asghiisa, King, 68 b.
62123	Ashhab
62124	ibn 'Abd
62125	al-'Aziz,
62126	28 b.
62127	Athanasius, Saint, bishop of
62128	Alexandria, 55 b.
62129	— Church of, at Al-Kulzum,
62130	58 a.
62131	— Church of, in Philae, 104b.
62132	Atrib, son of Mizraim, 68 a.
62133	Augustus Caesar, 57 b.
62134	'Aun
62135	'Abd
62136	al-Walid
62137	ibn
62138	Dauma', son of Kift, son
62139	of Mizraim, 92 b.
62140	Aura, 71b.
62141	Al-'Aziz bi'llah, Caliph, 34 b,
62142	35 a, 41a, 94 a.
62143	Banfi '1-Azrak, 29 a, 32 b.
62144	Babniidah, see Paphnutius.
62145	Badr
62146	al-Jamali,
62147	vizier
62148	of
62149	CaliphAl-Mustansir,47 b,
62150	51 a, 98 b.
62151	Abu Bagham, Saint, body of,
62152	60 b, 88 a, 90 a.
62153	Church of, at Dimnu,
62154	86 a.
62155	Chu rch of, at Al-Kalan-
62156	dimfin, 92 a.
62157	Churches
62158	of,
62159	at
62160	Al-
62161	Kharibah, 88 a.
62162	Church of, at Munyat
62163	Andunah, 60 b.
62164	Church of, in Monas-
62165	tery at Samallut, 88 a.
62166	Monastery
62167	of,
62168	near
62169	Usyut,
62170	called
62171	Dair
62172	at-
62173	Tinadah, 90 a.
62174	Bah, 68 a (son of Baisur, son
62175	of Ham).
62176	Al-Baha 'Alt of Damascus,
62177	2 a, 5 b, 6 a.
62178	Bahram, Armenian vizier of
62179	Al-Hafiz,
62180	6 a;
62181	becomes
62182	monk, 84 a.
62183	Bahriya,
62184	first
62185	Christian
62186	in
62187	Nubia, 96 a.
62188	Al-Baisani,
62189	see
62190	Al-Kadi
62191	'l-Fadil.
62192	Baisur, son
62193	of Ham,
62194	67 b,
62195	92 b, 102 b.
62196	Bakhum, see Pachomius.
62197	Al-Bakilani,
62198	see
62199	Al-A'azz
62200	Hasan ibn Salamah.
62201	Baldwin, king of Jerusalem,
62202	57 b.
62203	Balfitus, monk and
62204	heretic,
62205	55 b, 56 a.
62206	Bamin, see Poemen.
62207	Bandalus, Church
62208	of, at Al-
62209	Khusus, 89 a.
62210	Banu
62211	Bahr
62212	ibn
62213	Suwadah
62214	ibn Afsa, 32 a.
62215	Banu Hajas, 22 b, 42 a.
62216	Banu Humaim, 82 a.
62217	Banu '1-Maghafir ibn Ya'far,
62218	22 a.
62219	BanQ Musa, Monastery
62220	of,
62221	81
62222	a.
62223	Banu Nabih, 29 a.
62224	Banu Surus, 66 b.
62225	Banu Wail, 22a.
62226	BanG Yusuf ibn Wa'il, 42 a.
62227	Abu '1-Barakat ibn Abi
62228	'1-
62229	Fakhr ibn Sibuwaih, 31b.
62230	Abil
62231	'l-Barakat
62232	ibn
62233	Kita-
62234	miyah, scribe, 42 b.
62235	Abu '1-Barakat ibn al-Laith,
62236	seehh^ '1-Barakat ibn Abi
62237	'1-Laith.
62238	AbG
62239	'1-Barakat
62240	ibn
62241	Abi
62242	'1-Laith, metwalH
62243	of Di-
62244	wan at-Tahkik, 2 b, 40 b,
62245	41b, 50 b, 51 a.
62246	Abu '1-Barakat Mauhub ibn
62247	Mansiar ibn Mufarraj, the
62248	deacon,
62249	biographer
62250	of
62251	Patriarch
62252	Christodulus,
62253	108 a.
62254	Abu '1-Barakat ibn Abi Sa'id
62255	Hablan, 37 a.
62256	Abii '1-Barakat
62257	ibn Shadid
62258	al-Mulk, 25 a.
62259	Baramus, Virgin of,^^^ Mary,
62260	B. V. of Baramus.
62261	Barbar ibn Abi Habib, 22 b.
62262	Barbara, Saint, Church of, in
62263	Monastery of Al-Kusair,
62264	51 a.
62265	Abu
62266	Barta'u,
62267	see Bartholo-
62268	mew, Saint.
p. 391
62269	INDEX
62270	III.
62271	361
62272	Bartholomew,
62273	Saint,
62274	body
62275	of, 82 b.
62276	— -^ Church of, near Bah-
62277	nasa, 75 a.
62278	Church of, in Oasis of
62279	Al-Bahnasa, 75 a.
62280	— — Church of, at Turfah,
62281	74 b-
62282	Baruba,
62283	builder of
62284	fortress
62285	of Philae, 100 b.
62286	Abii Basandah, see Pisentius,
62287	Saint.
62288	Bashir ibn an-Nashr, Hegu-
62289	men, 34 a.
62290	Abu
62291	Bashianah,
62292	see Pacho-
62293	mius.
62294	Basil, Saint, 55 a & b.
62295	Basmantah, martyr, body of,
62296	90 a.
62297	— Church of, at Tunbudha,
62298	90 a.
62299	Basradiladus, see Theodore,
62300	Saint.
62301	Bastidar, Church of, at Shi-
62302	nara, 91b.
62303	Belshazzar,
62304	King,
62305	23
62306	b,
62307	80
62308	a.
62309	.Benjamin, thirty-eighth Pa-
62310	triarch
62311	of
62312	Alexandria,
62313	63 b.
62314	flight of, 80 a & b.
62315	Bill
62316	ibn 'Umar ibn al-Haf
62317	ibn Kuda'ah, 32 a.
62318	Aba Bimah, see Epime, Saint.
62319	Buddhas, 108 b.
62320	Bukht Nasr, see Nebuchad-
62321	nezzar.
62322	Abu
62323	Buktur,
62324	see
62325	Victor,
62326	Saint.
62327	Bula, see Paul.
62328	Bulus, see Paul.
62329	Buri(Taj al-Muluk), brother
62330	of Saladin, 42 b, 70 b,
62331	Busim,
62332	son
62333	of Caphtorim,
62334	102 b.
62335	Bustr,
62336	sorcerer, 17 b, 68 b,
62337	92 b.
62338	Butrus, see Peter.
62339	Canaan, son of Ham, 23 b.
62340	Chosroes, nib.
62341	Christodulus, sixty-sixth Pa-
62342	triarch,
62343	37 b,
62344	81
62345	a, 90 b,
62346	98 a, loi a.
62347	Christopher, Saint, 75 a.
62348	Claudius,
62349	Saint, Church
62350	of,
62351	at Ishnin, 91a.
62352	at Al-Kalandimun,
62353	92 a.
62354	at Munyah Bani
62355	Khasib, 88 b.
62356	Clement,
62357	Saint,
62358	book
62359	of,
62360	108 b.
62361	Cleopatra, Queen, 57
62362	b.
62363	— name
62364	of
62365	Ushmunain,
62366	76 b.
62367	Coluthus, Saint, martyrdom
62368	of, 86 b.
62369	Monastery
62370	of,
62371	near
62372	Ansina, 86 b.
62373	Coluthus,
62374	Saint,
62375	body
62376	of,
62377	90 a
62378	(KuliJtus)
62379	;
62380	Church
62381	of, at Dalas, 91b.
62382	in Al-Hamra
62383	al-
62384	Wusta, 32 a, 34 a, 39 a.
62385	—— — attached to Church
62386	of Abu Nafar in Hamra,
62387	33 b.
62388	in
62389	Monastery
62390	of
62391	Abu Basandah,
62392	81 b.
62393	(KuliJtus),
62394	Mo-
62395	nastery of, at Usyut, 90 a.
62396	(Kullutus)^
62397	INfo-
62398	nastery
62399	of,
62400	near
62401	Kift,
62402	. 103 b.
62403	Constantine, Emperor, 54 b.
62404	Cosmas, Saint, altar of, 4 1 b.
62405	Church
62406	of,
62407	at
62408	Itfili,
62409	56 a.
62410	and Damian, Church
62411	of,
62412	in
62413	INlonastery of Abfi
62414	Basandah, 81 b.
62415	Cosmas and Damian, Saints,
62416	Church
62417	of,
62418	at
62419	Damiih,
62420	66 b.
62421	—
62422	in
62423	Monastery
62424	of
62425	Al-Kusair, 51a.
62426	Cyriacus,
62427	king
62428	of
62429	Nubia,
62430	97 a.
62431	— name
62432	of
62433	great
62434	king
62435	of
62436	Nubia, 99 a.
62437	Cyril,
62438	sixty-seventh
62439	Patri-
62440	arch, 44 b, 47 b, 98 b.
62441	Cyrus, Patriarch, 21a.
62442	Dalas,
62443	founder
62444	of town
62445	of
62446	his name, 91a.
62447	Damk,the
62448	' OldWoman, '70b.
62449	Dalukah, see Daluk.
62450	Daniel, the Prophet, 21a.
62451	Church of,at Ishnin,
62452	91a,
62453	resting-place
62454	of
62455	66 b.
62456	— bishop of Tamwaih, 44 b.
62457	Dauma', Pharaoh, i8b, 70 a.
62458	David,
62459	King,
62460	family
62461	of,
62462	in
62463	Abyssinia, 106 a.
62464	throne
62465	of, in Abyssi-
62466	nia, 106 a & b.
62467	— martyr, body of, 90 a.
62468	Demetrius,
62469	twelfth
62470	Bishop
62471	of Alexandria, 23 b.
62472	Diocletian,
62473	Emperor,
62474	12 a,
62475	61
62476	a, 104 a.
62477	Dionysius, fourteenth Bishop
62478	of Alexandria, 55 a.
62479	Dioscorus, Patriarch ofAlex-
62480	andria, 12 a.
62481	— Church
62482	of,
62483	at Abtujah,
62484	at Jalfah, 74 a.
62485	Ibn Dukhan, 31b.
62486	Duldul,
62487	mule
62488	of Mahomet,
62489	29 a.
62490	[II. 7.]
p. 392
62491	362
62492	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
62493	Ephraim,
62494	sixty-second
62495	Pa-
62496	triarch
62497	of
62498	Alexandria,
62499	34 b.
62500	Epime,
62501	Saint, Church of, at
62502	Munyat Andunah, 60 b.
62503	in Monastery
62504	of
62505	Tamwaih, 67 b.
62506	Eustathius,
62507	Melkite
62508	Pa-
62509	triarch
62510	of
62511	Alexandria,
62512	49 b.
62513	Eutychius,
62514	Melkite
62515	Patri-
62516	arch of Alexandria, 55 a,
62517	58 b.
62518	Ezekiel, the Prophet, 21a.
62519	Abia
62520	'1-Fada'il
62521	ibn
62522	Abi
62523	'1-Laith, the
62524	scribe, 40 a
62525	& b.
62526	brother
62527	of
62528	Al-Afdal
62529	Shahanshah, 51a.
62530	calledIbnSittumi'ah(?),
62531	scribe of Amir'Ali Ahmad
62532	in caliphate ofAl-Mustadi,
62533	38a.
62534	the Nestorian, called
62535	Physician of the 'Azami-
62536	yah, 42 b.
62537	ibn
62538	ash-Shubramu-
62539	rayyiki, 45 a.
62540	Ibn A bu '1-Fada 11 ibn Farruj
62541	,
62542	37 b.
62543	ibn Abu
62544	Sa'id, 30 a.
62545	Fadl
62546	ibn
62547	Salih,
62548	17 b, 69 a
62549	(Mufaddal).
62550	'
62551	Abu '1-Fadl ibn al-Baghdadi,
62552	40 a.
62553	Yuhanna
62554	ibn
62555	Ki'il
62556	al-Uskuf, scribe of Shah-
62557	anshah, 30 b, 34 b, 37 b,
62558	61 b.
62559	Ja'far
62560	ibn 'Abd
62561	al-
62562	Mun'im,
62563	called Ibn Ab'i
62564	Kirat, 42 b.
62565	Banu Fahm, 32 a.
62566	Al-Fa'iz, Caliph, 41 b, 44 b.
62567	Fakhr
62568	ibn
62569	al-Kanbar,
62570	see
62571	Mark.
62572	Fakhr ad-Daulah Abu '1-Ma-
62573	karim ibn al-Fath, scribe,
62574	82 b.
62575	— ad-Din,
62576	wall
62577	of
62578	INIisr,
62579	called
62580	Ghulam
62581	al-Bani-
62582	yasi, 59 b.
62583	Abu
62584	'1-Fakhr
62585	ibn
62586	Azhar
62587	as-Sani', 44 b.
62588	ibn
62589	Furaij
62590	ibn Khu-
62591	wair, 33 b.
62592	called Sa'idan, scribe
62593	of salaries, 33 b.
62594	Sa'id
62595	ibn Busaiwah,
62596	25 b.
62597	Abu 'n-Najib Abu
62598	'1-
62599	Barakat, called Ibn Sa'id,
62600	scribe for religious matters
62601	under Al-Hafiz, 24b, 25a.
62602	Aba Falukh, Church of (near
62603	Usyut ?), 90 b.
62604	Abu
62605	Fanah, Church
62606	of,
62607	at
62608	Al-Khusus, 89 a.
62609	Abu
62610	'1-Faraj
62611	[Ya'kub
62612	ibn
62613	Yusuf] ibn
62614	Killis, vizier,
62615	17 b, 23 a, 69 a.
62616	al-Maghrabi,
62617	vizier,
62618	41 b, 42 a, 46 b.
62619	ibn
62620	Zanbur,
62621	scribe,
62622	33 b, 45 a.
62623	ibn Zar'ah, afterwards
62624	called
62625	Mark,
62626	forty-third
62627	Patriarch, see Mark.
62628	Farik (son of Baisur, son of
62629	Ham), 68 a.
62630	Farmashat, brother of 'Ad,
62631	68 b.
62632	Abu
62633	'l-Fath ibn al-Akmas,
62634	called
62635	Ibn
62636	al-Haufi,
62637	painter, 5 a.
62638	as-Sa'idi, priest, 39 a.
62639	Al-Fayyum, son of Kift, son
62640	of INIizraim, 69 b.
62641	Febronia, captured and be-
62642	headed
62643	by
62644	Bashmurites,
62645	84 b-86 a.
62646	Fibruniyah, see Febronia.
62647	Aba
62648	Fiiimun,
62649	see
62650	Phile-
62651	mon.
62652	Aba Fu, Church of, at Ishnin,
62653	91
62654	a.
62655	Gabriel
62656	the
62657	Archangel,
62658	Church
62659	of,
62660	at
62661	Aflah
62662	az-
62663	Zaitun, 72 b.
62664	-in
62665	Monastery
62666	of
62667	Al-Ahnas, 92 a.
62668	at Bahnasa, 75 a.
62669	at Bahumalis, 73 b.
62670	at
62671	Bardanuhah,
62672	74 a.
62673	at Darwah, 77 b.
62674	in Al-Hamra, 27 a.
62675	at Kufadah, 73 b.
62676	at Kamijlah,
62677	1 04 a.
62678	near Kift. 103 a.
62679	—-at Mallawi, 74b.
62680	at Misr, 39 a.
62681	at Naklun, 71a.
62682	at Saft AbQ Jirja,
62683	74 a.
62684	at Saft al-Muhal-
62685	labi, 74 b.
62686	at
62687	Saft
62688	Rashin,
62689	75 b.
62690	Churches
62691	of,
62692	at
62693	Shi-
62694	nara, 91b.
62695	Church
62696	of,
62697	at Taha
62698	al-Madinah, 74 a.
62699	at Tansa, 69 b.
62700	at
62701	Ushmiinain,
62702	104 a.
62703	near Usyut ? 90 b.
62704	— bishopof Misr, 26 a, 37 b,
62705	39 a, 45 a & b.
62706	— seventieth
62707	Patriarch
62708	of
62709	Alexandria,
62710	37 b,
62711	38 a,
62712	39 b, dd a.
62713	Gabriel, scribe, 27 a.
p. 393
62714	INDEX
62715	III.
62716	363
62717	Gabriel, son of Caliph Al-
62718	Hafiz, see Jabi il.
62719	George, Saint, altars of. 45a,
62720	64 b.
62721	appearance
62722	of, 82 a,
62723	93 a.
62724	body of, 93 a & b.
62725	Church of, in Abyssi-
62726	nia, 105 b.
62727	at Ansina, 87 a.
62728	at Ashrubah, 75b.
62729	at Bahjurah, 81
62730	a.
62731	at Al-Bahnasa,73b.
62732	in
62733	Oasis
62734	of
62735	Al-
62736	Bahnasa, 93 a.
62737	at
62738	Bardanuhah,
62739	74 a.
62740	• — at Bulak, 60 b.
62741	at Bunumrus, 60b.
62742	near
62743	Biasir Bana,
62744	69 a.
62745	at Fanu, 73
62746	a.
62747	called Al-Hamra,
62748	24 a, 25 b, 28 a.
62749	in
62750	' Monastery of
62751	Honey,' 88 a.
62752	at Hulwan, called
62753	' Chamberlains,' 53 a.
62754	at Idrijah, 69 b.
62755	at Athlidim, 92 a.
62756	at Iknii, 82
62757	a.
62758	Armenian Church of,
62759	at
62760	Itfih, 55 b.
62761	Church
62762	of, at Kalan-
62763	dimun, 92 a.
62764	atKamiilah, 104 a.
62765	at Kulam,
62766	1 10 b.
62767	atAl-Khusiis, 89 a.
62768	at Kijs, 81 b.
62769	in
62770	Monastery
62771	of
62772	Al-Kusair, 50 b, 51 a.
62773	at Mallawi, 74 b.
62774	above Church
62775	of
62776	St. Mennas in Al-Hamra,
62777	30 a.
62778	George,
62779	Saint,
62780	Church
62781	of,
62782	adjoining Church
62783	of
62784	St.
62785	Mennas, 30 b.
62786	— attached to Church
62787	of
62788	St. Mercurius
62789	in
62790	Al-
62791	Hamra, 37 b.
62792	at Munyah Bani
62793	Khasib,
62794	78 a.
62795	at Shinara, 91b.
62796	at
62797	Taha
62798	al-I\Ia-
62799	dinah, 74 a.
62800	at Tura, 47 b.
62801	at Tamwaih, 67 b.
62802	atUshmunain,io4a.
62803	at Uswan, 102 a.
62804	near Usyut
62805	.? 90 b.
62806	attached to Church
62807	of St. Victor, 41 b.
62808	at Wana Bijsir, 69 a.
62809	ruined, 41a.
62810	Festival
62811	of, 93 a.
62812	Monastery of, at Hul-
62813	wan, 53 a.
62814	— —
62815	at Al-Khandak,
62816	98 b.
62817	at Tura, 48 a.
62818	Nestorian Monastery
62819	of, at Misr, 42 b.
62820	Nunnery
62821	of, at
62822	Kift,
62823	103 a.
62824	— bishop
62825	of
62826	Natii,
62827	98
62828	a,
62829	loi
62830	a.
62831	— son of Mennas, the Mu-
62832	kaukis,
62833	23 a,
62834	29 a, 80 a,
62835	86 b.
62836	— son of Zacharias
62837	Israel,
62838	king of Nubia, 94 b, 97 b.
62839	— as-Sa'idi
62840	(of
62841	Upper
62842	Egypt), priest and scribe,
62843	60 b.
62844	Abu Ghalib ibn Abi '1-Ma-
62845	karim al-Bilbaisi, 30 a.
62846	Gregory, bishop of Al-Kais,
62847	53 a, 54 a
62848	; ^lonastery of,
62849	at Hulwan, 53 a.
62850	^ a
62851	2
62852	Gregory,
62853	Armenian
62854	Patri-
62855	arch, 47 b.
62856	— Saint, Church
62857	of, above
62858	that of St.George at Tura,
62859	48 b.
62860	Habib ibn Mughafifal, 22 a.
62861	Hadhil ibn Madrakah, 32 b.
62862	Abu Hadr
62863	of Ushmfinain,
62864	Church
62865	of,
62866	at
62867	Munyah
62868	Bani Khasib, 88 b.
62869	Abij Hadri, Saint, body
62870	of,
62871	loi b.
62872	Church of, in Island
62873	of
62874	Elephantine,
62875	loi b;
62876	Monastery of, 102 a.
62877	Haffaz, a black, 90 b.
62878	Al-Hafiz,
62879	Caliph,
62880	2 b,
62881	6 a,
62882	9 a,
62883	2 5 a, 30 b, 39 a, 40 a
62884	& b, 46 b, 51 a, 66 a, 79 a,
62885	84 a, 93 a.
62886	Hagar, 57 a.
62887	Hajas ibn Yusuf ibn Wa'il,
62888	22 b.
62889	Abu
62890	'1-Hakam,
62891	relative
62892	of
62893	Abu
62894	'1-Barakat ibn AbiX
62895	'I-Laiih, 51a.
62896	Hakanda Abu Zakari Mina
62897	ibn
62898	Kafri,
62899	called
62900	Ibn
62901	Bulus, 89 a.
62902	Abia Hakanda, Church
62903	of,
62904	at Al-Khusus, 89 a.
62905	Al-Hakim,
62906	Caliph,
62907	17 b,
62908	32a, 40a, 41a, 46a, 47a,
62909	49 b, 50 b, 52 b, 61 a& b,
62910	69 a,
62911	76 a,
62912	95 b,
62913	loi b,
62914	104 a, 106 b.
62915	Abu Halba, martyr, body of,
62916	92 a.
62917	Abu Halbanah, Monastery
62918	of, near Ikhmim, 86 a.
62919	Abu
62920	Halbas,
62921	martyr, body
62922	of, 78 a.
62923	•
62924	Ham,
62925	son
62926	of Noah,
62927	23 b,
62928	48 b.
p. 394
62929	3^4
62930	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
62931	Ilaman, officer of Pharaoh,
62932	23 a.
62933	Harminah,
62934	see
62935	Armenius,
62936	Saint.
62937	Abu Harudah, martyr, body
62938	of, 90 b.
62939	Church of, at Su-
62940	musta, 90 b.
62941	Harufus, Bishop, body of, in
62942	monastery at Usyut, 88 a.
62943	Harun
62944	ar-Rashid,
62945	Caliph,
62946	52 a.
62947	Abu'l-Hasan ibn al-Amahh,
62948	scribe, 25 a.
62949	Sa'id
62950	ibn
62951	Mansur,
62952	scribe, 43 b.
62953	Hassan, poet, 29 a.
62954	Hatalba al-Ghuzzi, 26 a.
62955	Hatib ibn Abi Balta'ah, 29 a.
62956	Heraclius,Emperor, 80 a & b.
62957	Hermes Trismegistus, 52 a,
62958	64 b.
62959	Hisham, Caliph, 23 a, 26 b,
62960	29 b.
62961	Hosea, the Prophet, 20 b.
62962	Hulwan, son ofAbd al-'Aziz,
62963	son of Caliph Marwan
62964	I,
62965	52 a.
62966	Aba Hur, see Or, Saint.
62967	Husain, the Kurd,
62968	7 a.
62969	— ibn al-Hafiz, 54 a, 66 a.
62970	Ibrahim, brother of Caliph
62971	Al-Ma'mun, 97 b.
62972	— king of Vaman, see Abra-
62973	ham.
62974	— son of IMahomet, 29 a.
62975	Ibsadah, Saint, miracles per-
62976	formed by, 102 a.
62977	Church of,nearUs\van.
62978	102 a.
62979	Idris identical with Hermes,
62980	64 b.
62981	Al-Ikhshidi,
62982	see
62983	Kafur
62984	al-
62985	Ustadh.
62986	Iklfidah, see Claudius.
62987	Ikludiyas, see Claudius.
62988	'11m
62989	as-Sarf
62990	Abu
62991	'1-Ma-
62992	karim, 60 b.
62993	'Ilmas-Su'adaAbu'l-Yaman
62994	ibn
62995	Sani'at al-Mulk Abij
62996	'1-Faraj ibnal-Wazir, 34 a.
62997	Isaac, bishop of the Fayyum,
62998	71b.
62999	— the Patriarch, 22 b.
63000	— forty -first
63001	Patriarch
63002	of
63003	Alexandria, 53 a.
63004	— Saint, body of, at Al-Kais,
63005	91 a;
63006	Monastery
63007	and
63008	Church
63009	of,
63010	at Hajar La-
63011	hun, 73 a.
63012	Isaiah, the Prophet, 20 a.
63013	Abu Ishak, see Isaac, Saint.
63014	Ibrahim ibn Abi Sahl,
63015	ibn'Abdal-Masih.38b.
63016	Ishak
63017	al-Mu'allim,
63018	called
63019	' the Blue,' 103 b.
63020	Ishmael, the Patriarch, 57 a
63021	& b.
63022	Isma'il ibn 'Abbas, 28 b.
63023	Istafijra,
63024	see
63025	Christopher,
63026	Saint.
63027	Istat, see Eustathius.
63028	Itfih, son of Malik, son
63029	of
63030	Tadras, son
63031	of Mizraim,
63032	54
63033	a.
63034	Itfih, son of Mizraim, 47 a.
63035	'Izz
63036	al-Kifat
63037	ibn
63038	INIustafa
63039	'1-Mulk Abu Yusuf, 81 b.
63040	'Izz
63041	al-Kufat Abu
63042	'1-Fakhr
63043	ibn Sulaiman, scribe, 59a.
63044	Jabril,
63045	son
63046	of Caliph
63047	Al-
63048	Hafiz, 46 b.
63049	Jacob,
63050	the
63051	Patriarch,
63052	20 b,
63053	—
63054	at Naklun,
63055	7 1 b.
63056	— fiftieth Patriarch of Alex-
63057	andria, 80 b.
63058	James,Saint,sonofZebedee,
63059	the
63060	Apostle,
63061	Armenian
63062	Church
63063	of, at Al-Bustan,
63064	I
63065	b,
63066	2 a.
63067	Armenian Mon-
63068	astery
63069	of,
63070	at
63071	Jerusalem,
63072	Jauhar al-Mu'izzi, 24 a.
63073	Jausar, 94 a.
63074	Jeremiah, the Prophet, 2 1 a.
63075	Jesus Christ, 75 b.
63076	Monastery of, 76 a.
63077	— — sojourn
63078	of, in Egypt,
63079	20b, 44 a, 75b, 76a, 78a
63080	& b.
63081	sojourn of, at Al-Mu-
63082	harrakah, 78 b.
63083	mark of the hand
63084	of,
63085	on
63086	pillar
63087	at Ushmunain,
63088	77 a.
63089	and his Apostles, ap-
63090	pearance
63091	of,
63092	at
63093	Naklun,
63094	71a.
63095	Jirj, see George.
63096	Abu Jirj, see George, Saint.
63097	Jirjah, see George.
63098	Jirjis, see George.
63099	Jujiyus, see George.
63100	Jiyul, King, 112a.
63101	John,
63102	Saint,
63103	Evangelist,
63104	Church of, in West Africa,
63105	107
63106	a.
63107	—
63108	•
63109	altar of, 43 b.
63110	— Abu Karkas, Church of,
63111	at Kamulah, 104 a.
63112	— Baptist, Saint, Church of,
63113	over tomb of
63114	Sariar, ad-
63115	joining
63116	Church
63117	of
63118	St.
63119	George Al-Hamra,
63120	24 b,
63121	25 a &
63122	b.
63123	attached
63124	to
63125	that of
63126	St. Mercurius
63127	in
63128	Hamra
63129	(once
63130	on
63131	river-
63132	bank), 37 a.
63133	Armenian,
63134	in
p. 395
63135	INDEX
63136	III.
63137	?,^D
63138	quarter of Zuwailah,
63139	2 a,
63140	3 a, 5 a.
63141	John Baptist, Saint, Church
63142	of, rock-hewn at the Mon-
63143	astery of Al-Kusair, 49 a,
63144	51 a.
63145	at
63146	Misr
63147	over
63148	tank, overlooking Pool of
63149	the Abyssinians, 39 a.
63150	above Church of
63151	St. George, at Tura, 48 b.
63152	INIelkite Monastery
63153	of, near Lake of the Abys-
63154	sinians, 39 b, 40 a.
63155	— bishop of Atrib, 37 b.
63156	Tamwaih, 5 a, 44 b.
63157	— martyr of Uswan, 41
63158	b.
63159	body of, removed from
63160	Damanhur
63161	to Al-Adawi-
63162	yah, 45 b.
63163	Church
63164	of,
63165	at
63166	Aflali
63167	az-Zaitun, 72 b.
63168	at
63169	Al-Bahnasa,
63170	73 b, 75 a.
63171	at Kus, 81 b.
63172	at Ishnin, 91a.
63173	at Al-Kalandimun,
63174	92 a.
63175	at Najaj, 74 b.
63176	at Saul, 56 a.
63177	at Udrunkah, 74 b.
63178	Monastery
63179	of,
63180	near
63181	Usyiit, also called Ibsha"i,
63182	90 a.
63183	— monk and architect, 51a.
63184	— of Samannud, Priest, af-
63185	terwards Patriarch, 73 a.
63186	—
63187	fortieth
63188	Patriarch
63189	of
63190	Alexandria, 53 a.
63191	— forty-eighth Patriarch of
63192	Alexandria, 23 b.
63193	— seventy-second Patriarch
63194	of Alexandria,
63195	9 a,
63196	1 2
63197	b,
63198	14 b,
63199	30 b,
63200	31a,
63201	36 b,
63202	37 b, 45 a, 48 b.
63203	John,
63204	seventy- fourth
63205	Patri-
63206	arch
63207	of Alexandria, 28 a,
63208	38 a, 45 b, 59 b, 66 b.
63209	Jonas,
63210	bishop
63211	of
63212	Damsis,
63213	14 a (cf. 9 a).
63214	— bishop of Damietta, 63 b.
63215	— monk, 47 b.
63216	— seventy-second Patriarch,
63217	see John.
63218	Joseph, the Patriarch, i8a &
63219	b, 19 b, 28 b, 68 a.
63220	prison
63221	of, 17 b, 20 b.
63222	set
63223	the Fayyum
63224	in
63225	order, i8a, 69b, 70a, 71 b.
63226	Joseph, Saint, in Egypt, 20b,
63227	44 a, 75 b, 78 b, 81 b.
63228	death of, 78 b.
63229	— fifty-second Patriarch of
63230	Alexandria, 97 a & b.
63231	— Melkite bishop
63232	of Misr,
63233	40 b.
63234	— Nestorian priest, 43 a.
63235	Joshua,
63236	son of Nun,
63237	21a,
63238	103 b.
63239	Judas Iscariot, 12 a.
63240	Judham, 22 a.
63241	Aba Jijl, Church of, at
63242	Itfili,
63243	56 a.
63244	Julian, Emperor, 54 b, 55 a.
63245	Julius of Akfahs, Saint, 91a.
63246	Juraij ibn Mina, see George,
63247	son of Mennas.
63248	Justinian, Emperor, 58 a.
63249	Al-Kadi'l-Fadilibn'Ali al-
63250	Baisani,
63251	1 1 a.
63252	Kaffir
63253	al-Ustadh,
63254	called
63255	al-
63256	Ikhshidi, 18 b, 23 a, 69 b,
63257	96 b.
63258	Al-Kahhal, Kadi, 9 a.
63259	Abii
63260	Kais,
63261	Church
63262	of,
63263	at
63264	Muriyah, 78 a.
63265	Al-Kais, son
63266	of Al-Harith,
63267	91b.
63268	Ibn Kamil, 104 b.
63269	Ibn al-Kanbar, see Mark ibn
63270	Mauhfib.
63271	Karbil,
63272	Church
63273	of,
63274	at
63275	Al-
63276	Bahnasa, 75 a.
63277	Karim ad-Daulah ibn'Ubaid
63278	ibn Kurrus, 31a.
63279	Abu Karkar, Monastery of,
63280	j^^ Gregory, Monastery of,
63281	at Hulwan.
63282	Karun
63283	(Korah),
63284	officer
63285	of
63286	Pharaoh, 23 a.
63287	Al-Kasim ibn 'Ubaid Allah,
63288	wall of Egypt, disastrous
63289	visit of, to White Monas-
63290	tery, 83 a & b, 84 a.
63291	Abu '1-Kasim Khalil, physi-
63292	cian
63293	and
63294	philosopher of
63295	Ascalon, 3 b, 4 b.
63296	Kasra, see Chosroes.
63297	Ibn
63298	Katib
63299	al-Farghani,
63300	33 b.
63301	Ibn al-Khafir, wall of Oases,
63302	93 a.
63303	Kha'il, see Michael.
63304	Abu '1-Khair, called Ibn al-
63305	Amadi, 38 a.
63306	as-Sairafi, 59 a.
63307	Abu
63308	'1-Khair
63309	ibn
63310	Sharaliil,
63311	22 b.
63312	Khamarawaih,
63313	son
63314	of Ah-
63315	mad
63316	ibn
63317	Tulun,
63318	49
63319	a,
63320	50 b, ^5 lb.
63321	Kharaba, see Kharbata.
63322	Kharbata, 52 a, 79 a & b.
63323	Ibn
63324	Khasib,
63325	founder
63326	of
63327	Munyah, 77 b.
63328	Abii '1-Khasib, 51a.
63329	Khassat ad-Daulah Abti
63330	'1-
63331	•
63332	Fada'il, 31 b.
63333	Khush, king of Persians, see
63334	Artaxerxes Ochus.
63335	Kift, son of Mizraim, 18 a,
63336	68
63337	a,
63338	69 b,
63339	76 b,
63340	78 a,
63341	81 a, 86 b, 92 b, 103 a.
63342	Kilkili, son of Kharaba, son
p. 396
63343	366
63344	CHURCHES AND MOXASTERIES OF EGYPT.
63345	of Malik, son of Baisur,
63346	son of Ham, 52 a.
63347	Ban(i
63348	Kinanah
63349	ibn 'Umar
63350	ibn
63351	al-Kibr
63352	ibn
63353	Fahm,
63354	32 b.
63355	Al-Kindi,
63356	historian,
63357	29
63358	a,
63359	Kirun, built Aukir, 112 a.
63360	Korah, see Karun.
63361	Kuhtan, son of Falik, 19 a.
63362	Kullutus, see Coluthus.
63363	Abu Kultah, see Coluthus.
63364	Kuraish, tribe of, 22 a, 29 a.
63365	Kurrah, see Cyrus.
63366	Kus,
63367	son
63368	of
63369	Ivift,
63370	son
63371	of
63372	INIizraim, 78 a, 81 a.
63373	Ibn al-Kustal, see Abu Yasir.
63374	Aba KustCil, Church
63375	of,
63376	at
63377	Bardanuhah, 74 a.
63378	Lady, The, see Mary, B.V.
63379	Lakhm, 22 a, 29 a.
63380	Lazarus,
63381	Saint,
63382	bishop
63383	of
63384	Cyprus, 62 b.
63385	resurrection of, 62 b.
63386	Lot, the Patriarch, 20 b.
63387	Aba Lukum,
63388	Churches
63389	of,
63390	(near Usyut?), 90 b.
63391	IMacarius, sixty-ninth Patri-
63392	arch of Alexandria, 57 b.
63393	—- Saint, 65 b, 66 a.
63394	Church
63395	of,
63396	attached
63397	to Agia Sophia, 38 b.
63398	Desert
63399	of,
63400	see Wadi
63401	Habib.
63402	Monastery
63403	of,
63404	in
63405	Wadi Habib, 44 a,
63406	47 b,
63407	Sob.
63408	monks from, took
63409	refuge at Nahya, 63 b.
63410	the martyr, 77 a.
63411	Macrobius, see Abu Makru-
63412	fah.
63413	Al-Maghafir ibnYa'far, 22 a.
63414	Mah, son
63415	of Baisur, son
63416	of
63417	Ham, 68 a.
63418	Abu '1-Mahajir, 32 b.
63419	Malibub
63420	ibn Kustantin
63421	al-
63422	Manbaji,
63423	historian,
63424	22 b,
63425	55 a, 112 a.
63426	Al-AIahdi
63427	ibn
63428	al-Mansur,
63429	Caliph, 23 b.
63430	Mahomet, 29 a. 86 b.
63431	— words of, in reference to
63432	Copts, 28 b, 29 a.
63433	Mahrabil,
63434	martyr.
63435	Church
63436	of, in Monastery of Tam-
63437	vvaih, 67 b.
63438	Al-Majid
63439	Faris,
63440	son-in-law
63441	of
63442	Shawar
63443	and
63444	wall
63445	of
63446	Kiis, 82 a.
63447	Makar, see Macarius.
63448	Abia Makar,
63449	see
63450	INIacarius,
63451	Saint.
63452	Makarim ibn Abu '1-Minna,
63453	31a.
63454	Abu '1-Makarim ibn Hanna,
63455	33 b, 34 a.
63456	— Mahbiib ibn Abii '1-Faraj
63457	al-'Abudi, 40 b.
63458	Al-Makin
63459	Abii
63460	'1-Barakat,
63461	called IbnKitamah,scribe,
63462	39 a, 41b, 63 a.
63463	Abu Makrufah (Macrobius),
63464	90 a.
63465	Abu Maksin, see Maximus.
63466	Malik, son of 'Ad, 68 b.
63467	Al-Malik
63468	al-'Adil
63469	Abu
63470	Bakr
63471	(brother
63472	of
63473	Sala-
63474	din), 5 b.
63475	Al-Malik Abu
63476	'1-Khair ibn
63477	Sharahil, 22 b.
63478	Al-Ma'mun,
63479	Caliph,
63480	52
63481	a,
63482	97 b.
63483	Manasseh, Church of, at An-
63484	sina, 87 a.
63485	Al-Manbaji, see Mahbub ibn
63486	Kustantin.
63487	Manbali, Church
63488	of, at 'Al-
63489	wah, 95 b.
63490	Manfa'us, son of 'Adim, and
63491	king of Egypt, 68a, 87 b,
63492	102 b.
63493	— built Kais, 91 b.
63494	Mansur ibn Salim, 31 a.
63495	Abu IMansur, metwalli (built
63496	walls of Cairo), 48 b.
63497	— ibn Bulus, 43 b.
63498	— ibn Abu '1-YamanWazir,
63499	44 b, 67 a.
63500	Mara the Arab, 82 a.
63501	Maratmaryam, see Mary,B.V
63502	Mari Jirjis, j-c'^George, Saint.
63503	Mari Saba, see Sabas.
63504	Mark
63505	ibn
63506	Mauhub,
63507	called
63508	Ibn al-Kanbar, 9 a ff., 5 1 b.
63509	— bishopof Misr, 30b, 32a.
63510	— forty-ninth
63511	Patriarch
63512	of
63513	Alexandria, 23 b.
63514	— seventy-third Patriarch of
63515	Alexandria, 5 a, 9 b,
63516	12 b,
63517	13 ^
63518	37 a?,
63519	43 a,
63520	45 b,
63521	48 a, 64 a.
63522	Mark, Saint, 20 b;
63523	altar of,
63524	66 b.
63525	Church of, at Al-Bah-
63526	nasa, 73 b, 75 a.
63527	at
63528	Jizah,
63529	ruined
63530	by Ghuzz, 59 b, 60 a.
63531	at Sakiyah Malifuz,
63532	74 b.
63533	at Taha al-Madi-
63534	nah, 74 a.
63535	at Ushmunain, 104a.
63536	See
63537	of, 99 a, 105 a.
63538	Martha, Saint, see Mary and
63539	Martha.
63540	MartiUi
63541	(Mother
63542	of God),
63543	Church
63544	of, 44 a& b.
63545	Marwan
63546	I, Caliph, 22 b.
63547	Marwan
63548	II,
63549	Caliph,
63550	19 a,
63551	60 a, 77 a & b, 84 a &
63552	b,
63553	96 b,
63554	1 01 a.
p. 397
63555	INDEX
63556	III.
63557	3^7
63558	Marwan II, Caliph, death of,
63559	92 b.
63560	— prophecy of death of, 7 7 a.
63561	Mary, B.V., birth of, 64 a.
63562	in Egypt, 44 a, 75 b,
63563	78b, 79b;
63564	(atKus), 8 lb.
63565	altar of,
63566	in church at
63567	Saft INIaidum, 64 b.
63568	Church of, at Abtujah,
63569	73 b.
63570	near
63571	'Adawiyah
63572	(Al-Martuii),
63573	44 a,
63574	46 a,
63575	48 a.— near Aflah az-Zai-
63576	tun, 72 b.
63577	— at Akfahs, 91a.
63578	at Anzar wa-A'jab,
63579	107 b.
63580	— — at Armant, 102 b.
63581	Churches
63582	of, at Ash-
63583	rubah, 75 a;
63584	at Athlidim,
63585	92 a.
63586	Church of, at Al-Bah-
63587	nasa, 75 a.
63588	in Island of Bakik,
63589	104 b.
63590	at Al-Barnil, 56 a.
63591	in
63592	Monastery
63593	of
63594	Abu Basandah, near Kus,
63595	81 b.
63596	ruined,
63597	at
63598	Busir
63599	Bana, 17 b, 69 a.
63600	at Busir Kuridus,
63601	92 b.
63602	atDamanhur,45b.
63603	at Darwah, 77 b.
63604	at Fahsur, nob.
63605	near
63606	Fanu
63607	and
63608	Nakalifah, 73 a.
63609	near Church of St.
63610	George Al-Hamra, 25 b,
63611	26 a & b.
63612	near Hulwan (ruin-
63613	ed), 54 a.
63614	at Ibrim, 96 a.
63615	Mary,
63616	B.V., Church
63617	of,
63618	in
63619	Monastery of Abu Ishak,
63620	—
63621	at Ishnin, 91a.
63622	—
63623	at Itfih, 56 a.
63624	—
63625	at Jalfah, 74 a.
63626	in
63627	Monastery
63628	of
63629	Kalamun,
63630	7
63631	i b.
63632	at Al-Kantarah, 52a.
63633	at Kufadah, 73 b.
63634	at Kulam, nob.
63635	at Al-Khusus, 89 a.
63636	Churches
63637	of, at Kift,
63638	103 a.
63639	Church of, in Monas-
63640	tery of Al-Kusair, 50 b.
63641	Church
63642	of, at Luzari-
63643	kun.?, 108 a.
63644	—
63645	at
63646	Madinat
63647	al-
63648	Fayyum, 71a.
63649	at Mallawi, 74 b.
63650	on Mount
63651	of the
63652	Palm, 75 b.
63653	at Al-Muharrakah
63654	(first
63655	church
63656	in
63657	Upper
63658	Egypt,
63659	consecrated
63660	by
63661	Jesus
63662	Christ
63663	with
63664	his
63665	Apostles), 78 a & b.
63666	at Munyah Bani
63667	Khasib, 78 a, 88 b.
63668	at
63669	Munyat
63670	al-
63671	Ka id, 69 a.
63672	in Monastery
63673	of
63674	Nahya, 64 a.
63675	— — — in Nubia, loi
63676	a.
63677	in quarter of Ro-
63678	mans, in Cairo, 6 a.
63679	at
63680	Saft Abu Jirja,
63681	74 a.
63682	at Sanabu, 77 b.
63683	—
63684	at Saul, 56 a.
63685	at Shinara, 91b.
63686	at Shubra, 30 a.
63687	Churches of, at Taha
63688	al-Madinah, 74 a.
63689	IVIary, B. V., Church of, near
63690	Tamwaih, 67 b.
63691	at Tansa, 69 b.
63692	at Udrunkah, 74 b.
63693	at
63694	Ushmunain,
63695	76 a, 77 a.
63696	near Uswan, loi b.
63697	Churches
63698	of,
63699	near
63700	Usyut
63701	?, 90 b.
63702	—
63703	-— Church
63704	of,
63705	at Wana
63706	Busir, 18 a, 69 a.
63707	at Wasim, 60 b.
63708	in
63709	West
63710	Africa,
63711	108 a.
63712	in quarter of Zu-
63713	wailah, in
63714	Cairo,
63715	2 a, 3 a,
63716	45
63717	a.
63718	Festival of Nativity of,
63719	64 a.
63720	of Death of, 76 a.
63721	Monastery of, 32 b.
63722	at Hulwan (Mon.
63723	of Abu Karkar), 53 a.
63724	at Sailah, 73 a.
63725	near Usyfit (Monas-
63726	tery ofAbu 'l-Harith),9oa.
63727	near Usyut (Mo-
63728	nastery of Azilun), 90 a.
63729	near Usyut (Mo-
63730	nastery of Farkunah), 89 a.
63731	in Wadi
63732	Habib
63733	(Monastery
63734	of Mary
63735	of
63736	Baramus), 53 b.
63737	— mosaic of, 50 b.
63738	paintings of, 67 b,
63739	85 a.
63740	painting
63741	of,
63742	in
63743	Church
63744	of
63745	St. Victor
63746	at
63747	Jizah, 59 a.
63748	painting
63749	of,
63750	in
63751	Church of St. Anthony in
63752	Mon. of Nahya, 63 b.
63753	sanctuary named after,
63754	in Church of St. Poemen,
63755	39 a.
p. 398
63756	368
63757	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
63758	Mary and
63759	Martha,
63760	Saints,
63761	Church
63762	of, in Monastery
63763	of Nahya, 62 b, 64 a.
63764	Festival
63765	of,
63766	63 b,
63767	64 a.
63768	tomb
63769	of,
63770	in Mo-
63771	nastery of Nahya, 63 a.
63772	Mary the Egyptian,
63773	' wife of
63774	Mahomet,' 29 a.
63775	house
63776	of, 86 b.
63777	Ibn Mashkur, 48 b.
63778	Maslamah
63779	ben
63780	Mukhallad
63781	al-Ansari, 23 b.
63782	Matthew of Askit, 87 a.
63783	—
63784	Saint,
63785	bishop
63786	of
63787	Isna,
63788	102 a.
63789	the
63790	Monk,
63791	miracle
63792	performed by, 79 b.
63793	Church of, at Isna,
63794	102 a.
63795	Monastery
63796	of,
63797	at
63798	Ansina, 79 b, 87 a.
63799	Matthias,
63800	see Matthew.
63801	Maximus,
63802	Churches
63803	of,
63804	at
63805	Shinara, 91b.
63806	— andDomitius, Saints, 53b.
63807	Mennas, sixty-first Patriarch
63808	of Alexandria, 66 b.
63809	— Saint, 29 b.
63810	Church of, at Kus, 8 1 b.
63811	in Monastery
63812	of
63813	the Brothers, 73 a.
63814	in Island of Ele-
63815	phantine, loi b.
63816	—
63817	in
63818	Al-Hamra,
63819	29bfr., 32 b, 34 a.
63820	attached to Church
63821	of
63822	St. Onuphrius
63823	in Al-
63824	Hamra, 33 b.
63825	_
63826	:
63827	at
63828	Itfih (Church
63829	of the Pillar), 56 a.
63830	at Itfih, 56 b.
63831	at Taha, 77 b.
63832	above Church
63833	of
63834	St. George at Tura, 48 b.
63835	Mennas,
63836	Saint, Church
63837	of,
63838	near UsyQt? 90b.
63839	— — —
63840	attached
63841	to
63842	Church
63843	of
63844	St.
63845	Victor,
63846	41 b.
63847	Abu Mina, see Mennas.
63848	Anba
63849	IMina,
63850	see
63851	Mennas,
63852	sixty-first Patriarch.
63853	Mercurius, Saint, 55 a.
63854	Church
63855	of,
63856	at
63857	Al-
63858	'Adawiyah, 45 b.
63859	near Aflah az-Zai-
63860	tun, 72 b.
63861	at Ashrubah, 75 a.
63862	Churches
63863	of,
63864	at Al-
63865	Bahnasa, 73 b, 75 a.
63866	at
63867	Bardanuhah,
63868	74 a.
63869	in Al-Hamra, 30 a.
63870	—
63871	in Al-Hamra, once
63872	on
63873	bank
63874	of
63875	Nile
63876	(Abii
63877	's-Saifain), 34 b, 35 a.
63878	at Idfak, 74 b.
63879	at Ishnin, 91a.
63880	— at Itfih, 56 a.
63881	at
63882	Kalandimun,
63883	92 a.
63884	at Kamulah, 104a.
63885	atAl-Khusus, 8ya.
63886	at Kufadah, 73 b.
63887	near Kus, 81 b.
63888	at Madinat al-Fay-
63889	yum, 71a.
63890	at Mallawi, 74 b.
63891	Churches of, at Mun-
63892	yah, 78 a.
63893	Church of, at Sakiyah
63894	Mahfuz, 74 b.
63895	at Taha al-Madi-
63896	nah, 74 a.
63897	in
63898	monastery
63899	of
63900	Tamwaih, 67 a.
63901	at Tansa, 69 b.
63902	at
63903	Ushmunain,
63904	104 a.
63905	Mercurius, Saint, Church of,
63906	at Wana Busir, 18 a, 69 a.
63907	— —
63908	Monastery
63909	of,
63910	at
63911	Jizah, 60 a.
63912	near
63913	Tura
63914	(Dair
63915	al-Fakhkhar), 47 b.
63916	Michael, bishop of Bastah
63917	and
63918	Al-Khandak,
63919	5
63920	a,
63921	45 b.
63922	— Metropolitan ofDamietta,
63923	14 a.
63924	— nephew
63925	of
63926	Patriarch
63927	Zacharias, 47 b.
63928	— forty-sixth
63929	Patriarch
63930	of
63931	Alexandria,
63932	19 a,
63933	60 a,
63934	76 b, 82 b, 83 a, 96 b.
63935	— fifty-sixth
63936	Patriarch
63937	of
63938	Alexandria, 44 a.
63939	— sixty-eighth Patriarch of
63940	Alexandria, 38 a, 80 a.
63941	— Patriarch ofAntioch,
63942	1 2 b,
63943	— the Archangel,
63944	altar
63945	of,
63946	45 a.
63947	Church
63948	of, the Patri-
63949	archal
63950	' Cell,' 37 b, 38 a.
63951	—
63952	at Abtujah, 73 b.
63953	in Abyssinia, 105 b.
63954	at Akfahs, 91a.
63955	at Ashrubah, 75 a.
63956	at Athlidim, 92 a.
63957	at Al-Bahnasa, 75 a.
63958	atBardanuhah,74a.
63959	— — — near
63960	Fanil
63961	and
63962	Nakalifah, 73 a.
63963	in
63964	Monastery
63965	of
63966	Ibkah, loi
63967	a.
63968	at Ishnin, 91a.
63969	at Jizah, 60 a & b.
63970	at Al-Kalandimun,
63971	92 a.
63972	at Kamulah, 104 a.
63973	at Kufadah, 73 b.
63974	at Kus, 8 1
63975	b.
63976	at
63977	Madinat
63978	al-
63979	Fay}-um, 71a.
p. 399
63980	INDEX in.
63981	369
63982	IMichael,
63983	the
63984	Archangel,
63985	Churches
63986	of, at Mallawi,
63987	74 b;
63988	at
63989	Al-Maraghat,
63990	92 b.
63991	Church of, at Munyah
63992	Bani Khasib, 78 a, 88 b.
63993	in
63994	Monastery
63995	of
63996	Naklun, 71a.
63997	near
63998	frontier
63999	of
64000	Nubia, 100 b.
64001	in Island of Philae,
64002	104 b.
64003	at Saft Abu Jirja,
64004	74 a.
64005	at Saft al-Muhall-
64006	abi, 74 b.
64007	— at Shinara, 91b.
64008	nearTamwaih, 67 b.
64009	at Al-Ushmfinain,
64010	104 a.
64011	at Uswan, 102 a.
64012	Churches of, near Al-
64013	Ushmunain, 90 b.
64014	Church
64015	of, at Wana
64016	Busir, 69 a.
64017	Festival
64018	of, 92 a.
64019	Monastery of, at Bu
64020	Harukah, 104 b.
64021	near Kanah, 103 b.
64022	at Kus, 80 a.
64023	sanctuary
64024	dedicated
64025	to, in Church of the Four
64026	Living Creatures, 39 a.
64027	— and Cosmas, Monastery
64028	of, in province of AI-Mu-
64029	kurrah, 94 b.
64030	Anba Michael, Saint, Church
64031	of, at Damamil, 102 b.
64032	Miriam, sister of Moses, 19 b.
64033	20 b.
64034	Abu Misis, see Moses, Saint.
64035	Misr, son of Ham, 48 b.
64036	Miwadd, 77 b.
64037	Mizraim, 18 a, (son of Ca-
64038	naan) 23 b, (son of Misr,
64039	son of Ham) 48 b, 54 a,
64040	68 a,
64041	69
64042	b,
64043	76 b,
64044	78 a,
64045	86 b, 92 b, 102 b, 103 a.
64046	Moses,
64047	the
64048	Prophet,
64049	19 b,
64050	20 b, 67 a.
64051	born at Askar, 19 b.
64052	at Shahran, 47 a.
64053	in Nubia, 100 a.
64054	— — Church
64055	of, near Hul-
64056	wan, 53 a.
64057	church where he slew
64058	Egyptian
64059	at
64060	Memphis,
64061	68 b.
64062	family
64063	of,
64064	in Abys-
64065	sinia, 106 a.
64066	— — Monastery
64067	of,
64068	near
64069	Hulwan, 53 b.
64070	Mosque
64071	of,
64072	formerly
64073	Church, 53 b.
64074	water-wheel of, 92
64075	a.
64076	— nephew
64077	of
64078	St. Joseph,
64079	78 b.
64080	Moses,
64081	Saint,
64082	body
64083	of,
64084	in
64085	Church
64086	of
64087	Dair
64088	Bani
64089	Musa, 81 a.
64090	Church
64091	of,
64092	in
64093	Dair
64094	Bani Musa, 81 a.
64095	' Mother
64096	of
64097	God,' Church
64098	named after, see Marluti.
64099	Ibn al-Mudabbar, 57 a.
64100	Mufaddal ibn as-Salih, 69 a,
64101	cf. i7b(Fadl).'
64102	Muhammad ibn Fatik, vizier,
64103	61 b.
64104	— al-Khazin, 96 b.
64105	Muharrah
64106	ibn Haidan
64107	ibn
64108	'Amr ibn al-Haf ibn Ku-
64109	da'ah, 22 a.
64110	Muhibb Ummihi,
64111	i. e.
64112	Pto-
64113	lemy Philometor, 68 a.
64114	Muhna, monk of KalamGn,
64115	72 a.
64116	Al-Mu'izz
64117	U-dini
64118	'llah,
64119	Caliph,
64120	34 b,
64121	44 a,
64122	61 a,
64123	66 b.
64124	.^. b
64125	Mukattam, son of Mizraim,
64126	48 b.
64127	Mukaukis,
64128	see George, son
64129	of Mennas.
64130	Mukhallad al-Ansari, 41a.
64131	Musa, 107 b.
64132	AI-Musharif, called Az-Zak-
64133	ruk, 73 a.
64134	Al-Mustadi
64135	bi-amri
64136	'llah,
64137	Caliph,
64138	7 a, 38 a, 96 a.
64139	Mustafa
64140	'1-Mulk Abu
64141	Saflf
64142	Ya'kub ibn Jirjis, 66 b.
64143	Al-Mustansir,
64144	Caliph,
64145	9 a,
64146	24 a & b, 33 a, 41 b, 42 a,
64147	51
64148	a, 65 b, 90 b.
64149	Al-Mu'tamid, Caliph, 28 b.
64150	Al-Mu'tasim,
64151	History
64152	of,
64153	reference
64154	to, 17 b.
64155	Al-Mutawakkil, Caliph, 52 a.
64156	Nabish, son of Ishmael, 57 b.
64157	Abu Nadil, martyr, Church
64158	of, at Jabal Ashtar, 77 b.
64159	Abu Nafar, see Onuphiius.
64160	Nahadah, Saint, Church
64161	of,
64162	at Tansa, 18 a, 69 b.
64163	Abu
64164	Naitur,
64165	son
64166	of Noah,
64167	19 a.
64168	Najah, son of Sarfir al-Jullal,
64169	24 b.
64170	An-Najib,
64171	brother
64172	of Ha-
64173	kanda ibn Kafri, 89 a.
64174	Narun, wall of Egypt under
64175	Marwan or his successor,
64176	60 a.
64177	Nasir, the grave-digger, 43 b.
64178	— ad-Daulah ibn Hamdan,
64179	33 a.
64180	Abu
64181	Nasr,
64182	brother
64183	of Abu
64184	'I-'Ula
64185	ibn
64186	Tarik
64187	(i. e.
64188	Gabriel, seventieth
64189	Patri-
64190	arch), 38 a.
64191	ibn
64192	'Abdun,
64193	called
64194	Ibn
64195	al -'Addas,
64196	metwalli
64197	and nazir, 40 a.
64198	[II.
64199	7.]
p. 400
64200	370
64201	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
64202	An-Nasr
64203	ibn
64204	Zfilak, Book
64205	of, 104 b.
64206	Nebuchadnezzar, King, 23b,
64207	76 b, 80 a.
64208	Nestorius, 84 a.
64209	Nimrod, 19 a.
64210	Noah, 23 b, 48 b.
64211	— arkof, in Abyssinia, 105 a.
64212	rested on Mount Kar-
64213	da, III b.
64214	Aba Nub, see Anub, Saint.
64215	Omar, see 'Umar.
64216	Onuphrius, Saint, 33 a, 65 b,
64217	91b, 98 a.
64218	Or, Saint,Church of, attached
64219	to Church of Saint Onu-
64220	phrius, 33 b.
64221	Pachomius, Saint, 55b, Boa,
64222	86 a, 103 b.
64223	Paphnutius, Saint, 6 5 b, 6 6 a,
64224	67 b.
64225	Paul,
64226	Saint, Apostle
64227	at Lu-
64228	zarikun
64229	? near Carthage,
64230	108 a.
64231	hermit,
64232	55 a,
64233	56 b,
64234	75 b, 86 a.
64235	Pestratelates,
64236	see Basradila-
64237	dus.
64238	Peter,
64239	Saint, Apostle, 50 b,
64240	59 b, 60 a, 81 b, 104 a.
64241	— bishop
64242	of the
64243	Fayyijm,
64244	26 a, 39 a, 43 a, 45 b.
64245	— ibn Muhna, scribe, 38 a.
64246	Pharaoh, 18 b, 91b.
64247	— built Al-Farama, 57 b.
64248	— drowned
64249	at Al-Kulzum,
64250	58 a.
64251	^
64252	Pharaoh's daughter lived at
64253	Shanah, 70 b.
64254	Pharaohs, The, 59 a.
64255	Philemon, martyr, 91a.
64256	Philip,
64257	Saint,
64258	Apobtle,
64259	in
64260	Africa, 107 a.
64261	Philip, Saint, Apostle, body
64262	of,
64263	at
64264	Carthage, 107 a.
64265	Philotheus, Saint, 43 a.
64266	— twenty-third Patriarch of
64267	Alexandria, 78 b.
64268	— bishop of Misr, 37 b.
64269	Pisentius,
64270	Saint,
64271	bishop
64272	of
64273	Kift,
64274	81 b (Abu Basan-
64275	dah).
64276	body of, 104 b.
64277	Poemen, Saint, 39 a, 60 b.
64278	— the monk, 47 a.
64279	Ptolemy, Church of, at Ish-
64280	nin, 91a.
64281	Ptolemy Philometor, 68 a.
64282	Abu Rakwah,
64283	see Al-Walid
64284	ibn Hisham-al-Khariji.
64285	Rameses II, statue of, 68 a.
64286	Raphael, the Archangel, 7 3b,
64287	74 a &b, 90b, 91a, 104 a.
64288	Raphael, king of Nubia, 95 b.
64289	Ar-Rashid Abu 'l-Fadl, 89 a.
64290	Rashidah
64291	ibn
64292	Jazilah
64293	ibn
64294	Lakhm, 22 a.
64295	Ar-Rayan,
64296	Shaikh, wali
64297	of
64298	Misr, 84 a.
64299	Ar-Rayyan
64300	ibn
64301	al-Walid
64302	ibn
64303	Dauma'
64304	(Joseph's
64305	Pharaoh), i8b, 70 a.
64306	Romanus,
64307	father
64308	of
64309	Saint
64310	Victor, 59 a, 74 a, 104 a.
64311	Banu Rubil, 29 a, 32 b.
64312	Rudwan ibn Walakhshi, vi-
64313	zier, 9 a.
64314	Sabas,
64315	Saint,
64316	Church
64317	of,
64318	50 b, 51b.
64319	Abu
64320	Sa'd
64321	Mansur,
64322	vizier,
64323	33 a.^
64324	Abu
64325	Sadir,
64326	Monastery
64327	of,
64328	near Usyut, 88 a.
64329	Saduk, name of Utis, 57 b.
64330	Safanfjf, king of Nubia, 94 b.
64331	As- Safifah, Caliph, 19a, 92 b.
64332	As-Safi,
64333	abbot
64334	of
64335	Saint
64336	Moses,
64337	81 a.
64338	Safi ad-Daulah, 89 a (same
64339	as following ?),
64340	Safi ad-Daulah ibn Abia
64341	'1-
64342	Ma'ali, called Ibn Sharafi,
64343	scribe of Saladin, 4 b, 5 b.
64344	Safi ad-Daulah ibn Abu Ya-
64345	sir ibn 'Alwan, the scribe,
64346	^38 b.
64347	Sahib
64348	al-Jabal,
64349	see Lord of
64350	the Mountain.
64351	Sahib ar-Risalah, 68 b.
64352	'Sahib ath-ThalathatAkalil,'
64353	title of Abu Mina, 29 b.
64354	As-Sahri
64355	ibn
64356	Al-Hakam,
64357	34 a.
64358	Sa'id
64359	ibn Batrik,
64360	see Euty-
64361	chius.
64362	— ibn Najah,
64363	the deacon,
64364	61
64365	a.
64366	— ibn
64367	Tarik,
64368	see
64369	Gabriel,
64370	seventieth Patriarch.
64371	— ad-Daulah Bahram, stew-
64372	ard of the Armenians, 4 b.
64373	al-Kawasi,
64374	wali
64375	of
64376	Upper Egypt, 98 b.
64377	ibn Munja
64378	ibn Abia
64379	Zakari ibn as-Sarid,33b.
64380	Abij Sa'id, scribe of Diwan
64381	al-Mukatabat, 66 b.
64382	— ibn Andunah,
64383	financial
64384	secretary of Diwan, 27 b,
64385	28 a.
64386	— ibn Abi 'l-Fadl ibn Fahd,
64387	5 b.
64388	— ibn az-Zayyat, 5 a.
64389	— Gabriel ibn Buktur, call-
64390	ed Ibn al-A'raj, 33 b.
64391	Saif
64392	ad - Din
64393	Abu
64394	Bakr,
64395	brother of Saladin, 5 a.
64396	Saif
64397	al-Islam
64398	Tughtikin,
64399	brother of Saladin, 46 b.
64400	Abu 's-Saifain, see Mercurius,
64401	Saint.
p. 401
64402	INDEX
64403	III.
64404	^7^
64405	Saladin, Sultan, 4 b, 5 a & b,
64406	6 a, 7 a,
64407	II a, 25 a, 31a,
64408	37a, 38a, 39a, 42b, 46b,
64409	67 b, 70 b, 96 a & b.
64410	Salah ad-Din, see Saladin.
64411	Salah ibn Ruzzik, see Tala'i'.
64412	Salib
64413	ibn Mikhail,
64414	son
64415	of
64416	the Hegumen, 30 b, 31 a
64417	& b.
64418	Abu Salimah (incorrectly for
64419	Umm Salimah), 28 b.
64420	Samuel, Superior of Monas-
64421	tery
64422	of Kalamun,
64423	71b,
64424	72 b.
64425	Sandal al-Muzaffari, 60 b.
64426	Anba
64427	Sanhut,
64428	bishop
64429	of
64430	Misr, 80 a.
64431	Sani'at al-Mulk Abu '1-Faraj
64432	ibn
64433	'Ilm
64434	as-Su'ada Abu
64435	'1-Yaman, 34 a.
64436	Sapor,
64437	king
64438	of
64439	Persia,
64440	Saradib, built fortress of Phi-
64441	lae, 100 b.
64442	Saru', 68 a.
64443	Sarur
64444	al-Jullal,
64445	24 a &
64446	b,
64447	25 b.
64448	Abu Sawaris, see Severus.
64449	Sayyid
64450	al-Ahl
64451	ibn Tumas,
64452	45 b.
64453	Sergius,
64454	Saint,
64455	3 a,
64456	90 a,
64457	91b, 92 a.
64458	Severus of Antioch, 12 a.
64459	— -;— Church
64460	of,
64461	at
64462	Kift,
64463	103 a.
64464	atUdrunkah, 74b.
64465	Monastery
64466	of,
64467	near
64468	Usyut, 89 a.
64469	Severus, Emperor, 68 b.
64470	Ash-Shabushti,
64471	41a,
64472	47
64473	a,
64474	49 b, 64 a, 67 a, 86 a.
64475	Shaddad, son of 'Ad, 68 b.
64476	Shadid al-Mulk ibn al-Fakhr
64477	ibn Busaiwah, 25 a.
64478	Shahanshah,
64479	see Al-Afdal.
64480	Abu
64481	Shaj, body of, at
64482	Kiffc,
64483	103 a.
64484	Shaja'ah ibn Mandaghan ibn
64485	Malik
64486	ibn
64487	Ka'b
64488	ibn
64489	al-
64490	Harith ibn Ka'b, 22 b.
64491	Abu Shakir, scribe, 39 b.
64492	Shams
64493	ad-Daulah,
64494	brother
64495	of Saladin, 96 a & b.
64496	Abu
64497	Shanudah,
64498	see
64499	Sinu-
64500	thius.
64501	Sharkis, see Sergius.
64502	Shawar as-Sa'di (Sa'idi), vi-
64503	zier, 25 a & b, 30 a, 31a,
64504	33 b, 34 a, 36 b.
64505	when wall of Kus
64506	made
64507	vow
64508	to
64509	Church,
64510	81 b.
64511	Shirkuh, 37b, 76a, 82a&b.
64512	Ash-Shubramurayyiki, 45 a.
64513	Simon, Saint, Apostle, body
64514	of, 82 b.
64515	— forty-second Patriarch of
64516	Alexandria, 53 a.
64517	— bishop
64518	of Al-Bahnasa,
64519	45 b.
64520	— monk and bishop, 88 b.
64521	Sinuthius, Saint, altar of, 66 a.
64522	body of, 82 b.
64523	chest made by, 83 b.
64524	body
64525	of,
64526	in Church
64527	of, at Abutij, 91a.
64528	Church
64529	of,
64530	at Bahu-
64531	malis, 73 b.
64532	atKamulah, 104 a.
64533	at Munyah
64534	Bani
64535	Khasib, 88 b.
64536	in
64537	Monastery
64538	of
64539	Ash-Shama', 66 a.
64540	Monastery of, on Mt.
64541	Andariba,
64542	near
64543	Ansina,
64544	87 a.
64545	nearlkhmim (White
64546	Monastery), 82 b.
64547	at Kift; 103 a.
64548	at Kus, 80 a.
64549	3 b 2
64550	Sinuthius, Saint, Monastery
64551	of, in Nubia, 94 b.
64552	— — —
64553	at
64554	Udrunkah,
64555	74 b.
64556	—
64557	sixty-fifth
64558	Patriarch
64559	of
64560	Alexandria, 41b, 106 b.
64561	Sirbaduwil, see Baldwin.
64562	Sirin,
64563	sister
64564	of Mary
64565	the
64566	Egyptian, 29 a.
64567	Abu
64568	Sirjah, see Sergius.
64569	Khu. 's-Sirri ?, Monastery of,
64570	near Usyut, 88 a.
64571	Abu
64572	Siyun,
64573	Church
64574	of,
64575	at
64576	Akfahs, 91a.
64577	Solomon,
64578	king
64579	of
64580	Israel,
64581	105 a, 112 b.
64582	crown of, 107 b.
64583	table of, 107 b.
64584	— king of Nubia, 98 a,
64585	Sophia,
64586	Saint,
64587	see
64588	Agia
64589	Sophia.
64590	Stephen, Saint, 20 b.
64591	Church
64592	of,
64593	near Al-
64594	Bahnasa, 75 a.
64595	at Kus, 81 b.
64596	at Al-Kusair, 50 b.
64597	at
64598	Sakiyah Mah-
64599	fuz, 74 b.
64600	at Taha al-Madi-
64601	nah, 74 a.
64602	Stratelates, see Basradiladus.
64603	As-Siibasi,
64604	the Turk,
64605	wall
64606	of Cairo, 45 a.
64607	Su'lfik al-JuUal, 27 a.
64608	Sunussah, see Sinuthius.
64609	Suwarr ibn Rufa'ah, wali of
64610	Misr, 32 a.
64611	At-Tabari, History of, 1 1 1 b.
64612	Abu Tabih,
64613	Saint, Monas-
64614	tery
64615	of,
64616	near
64617	Ansina,
64618	86 b.
64619	Tadrah, see Theodore.
64620	Tadrus, see Theodore.
64621	Taghut, 19 a.
p. 402
64622	?,T^
64623	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
64624	Taj ad-Daulah Bahram, 6 a,
64625	84 a.
64626	ibn
64627	Sabil, called Anf
64628	adh-Dhahab, 41b.
64629	Taj al-Muluk Buri, the Kurd,
64630	brother of Saladin, 42 a,
64631	yob.
64632	Tajib Umm 'Adi, 22 a.
64633	Taki
64634	ad-Din
64635	'Umar
64636	ibn
64637	Shahanshah, al-Malik
64638	al-
64639	Muzaffar, nephew of Sa-
64640	ladin, 5 a, 6 b, 70 b.
64641	Tala'i' ibn Ruzzik, al-Malik
64642	as-Salih,
64643	vizier,
64644	7 a, 42 a,
64645	45 a.
64646	prophecy uttered
64647	to him by monk of Abia
64648	Sawaris, 89 b.
64649	Bu
64650	Talihah, Church
64651	of,
64652	at
64653	Jalfah, 74 a.
64654	Talma'us, see Ptolemy.
64655	Tamim,
64656	Amir,
64657	brother
64658	of
64659	Caliph Al-'Aziz, 41 a.
64660	Tarik,
64661	father
64662	of
64663	Patriarch
64664	Gabriel, 37 b,
64665	Ibn Tarkhan, 18 b, 69 b.
64666	Tarnimah, martyr, body of,
64667	90 a.
64668	Church
64669	of,
64670	at
64671	Tun-
64672	budha, 90 a.
64673	Monastery of, at Tun-
64674	budha, 90 a.
64675	Theodore, Saint, 30 a, 39 a.
64676	body
64677	of,
64678	in
64679	Monas-
64680	tery at Usyijt, 88 a.
64681	Church of, at Akfahs,
64682	91a.
64683	at Ansina, 87 a.
64684	at Ashrubah, 75 b.
64685	at Bahnasa, 75 a.
64686	at Island of Bakik,
64687	104 b.
64688	atBardanijhah,74a.
64689	at Bulak, 60 b.
64690	at Damanhur, 30 a.
64691	Theodore, Saint, Church of,
64692	at Ishnin, 91a.
64693	at Itfih, 56 a.
64694	—
64695	at Al-Kalandimun,
64696	92 a.
64697	at Kamiilah, 104 a.
64698	at Al-Kufur, 74 a.
64699	at Kus, 81 b.
64700	near Abu
64701	Mina
64702	(mosque), 32 a.
64703	atSaftMaidum,64b.
64704	at Saft Rashin, 75 b.
64705	at Sakiyah Mahffiz,
64706	74 b.
64707	at Saul, 56 a.
64708	at Tamha, 60 b.
64709	near
64710	Monastery
64711	of the Torch, 66 b.
64712	at Udrunkah, 74 b.
64713	martyrdom of, 72 b.
64714	Monastery of, at Aflah
64715	az-Zailun, 72 b.
64716	at Kamiilah, 1 04 a.
64717	at Kift, 103 a.
64718	near Ushmunain ?,
64719	90 b.
64720	altar
64721	of, at Saft Mai-
64722	dum, 64 b.
64723	— forty-fifth Patriarch, 70a.
64724	Thomas,
64725	Saint,
64726	Apostle,
64727	altar of, 43 b>
64728	annual
64729	miracle
64730	performed by
64731	his
64732	relics,
64733	109 b, no a.
64734	body
64735	of,
64736	107 a,
64737	109 b
64738	ff.
64739	Church of, at Ash-
64740	rubah,
64741	7.5 b.
64742	in India, 107 a,
64743	109 a
64744	fF.
64745	—
64746	in Monastery
64747	of Al-Kusair, 51
64748	a.
64749	at
64750	Saft
64751	Abu
64752	Jirja, 74 a.
64753	atUdrunkah,74b.
64754	Thomas, Saint, Apostle, Fes-
64755	tival
64756	of, 109 b.
64757	hand of, preserved
64758	alive, 109 b.
64759	— the archdeacon, 45 b.
64760	Timothy, the monk, Church
64761	of,
64762	in
64763	the Monastery
64764	of
64765	the Vinedresser, 65 a.
64766	Turfah, 33 a.
64767	Tuwah, horse
64768	of
64769	Pharaoh,
64770	91b.
64771	'Umar ibn
64772	al-Khattab, Ca-
64773	liph,
64774	21
64775	b,
64776	22
64777	a,
64778	24
64779	a,
64780	58
64781	b.
64782	Ushmun, son of Kift, son of
64783	Mizraim, 68 a, 76 b.
64784	Utis, son of Khartaba and
64785	king of Egypt, 57 a & b
64786	(cf. Aftfitis).
64787	Valentinian, Emperor, 53 b.
64788	Victor, Saint (son of Roma-
64789	nus), body of, 90 a.
64790	Church
64791	of, oppo-
64792	site church of same name,
64793	42 a.
64794	in Ard Habash,
64795	41b.
64796	at Jalfah, 74 a.
64797	at Jizah, 59 a.
64798	at
64799	Al-Kalan-
64800	dimun, 92
64801	a.
64802	at
64803	Kamulah,
64804	104 a.
64805	at Al-Khusfis,
64806	90 a.
64807	— — — —
64808	at
64809	Sakiyah
64810	Musa, 92 a.
64811	at
64812	Udrunkah,
64813	74 b.
64814	Monastery
64815	of,
64816	at
64817	Kift, 103 a.
64818	Virgin,
64819	The
64820	Blessed,
64821	see
64822	Mary.
p. 403
64823	INDEX
64824	III.
64825	373
64826	Abu '1-Wafa ibn Abi '1-Ba-
64827	shar,
64828	priest, 5 a.
64829	Wa'il, 42 a.
64830	Al-Walid
64831	ibn
64832	Hisham
64833	al-
64834	Khariji, 94 b, 95 b.
64835	— ibn Mus'ab, Pharaoh
64836	in
64837	time of Moses, 23 a, 53 a,
64838	70 a.
64839	— ibn Rufa'ah,\valtofMisr,
64840	29 b.
64841	— ibn Zuwa'ah, 26 b.
64842	Wardan ar-Rumi, 22 b.
64843	Ya'fur,
64844	ass
64845	of
64846	IVIahomet,
64847	29 a.
64848	Yahya ibn al-'Ubaidi, scribe,
64849	39
64850	t>.
64851	Ya'ii ub ibn Yusuf(ibn Killis),
64852	23 a.
64853	Abu '1-Yaman Wazir, met-
64854	walli of Diwan Asfal
64855	al-
64856	Ard,
64857	44 b,
64858	45 b,
64859	67 a
64860	&b.
64861	ibn Abu
64862	'1-Faraj
64863	ibn
64864	Abi '1-Yaman ibn Zanbur,
64865	5 b.
64866	Abu '1-Yaman Kuzman ibn
64867	Mina, scribe, 35 b.
64868	Surus ibn Makrawah
64869	ibn Zanbur, 33 a.
64870	al-Bazzaz, 60 b.
64871	Al-Yasal,
64872	brother
64873	of
64874	Taj
64875	ad-Daulah
64876	Bahram,
64877	4 a,
64878	50 a.
64879	Banu Yashkur, 32 b.
64880	Yashkur
64881	ibn
64882	Jazilah
64883	ibn
64884	Lakhm (street of), 32 b.
64885	Yashkur
64886	ibn
64887	'Udwan
64888	ibn
64889	Lakhm, 32 b.
64890	Yasib,
64891	Saint,
64892	Church
64893	of,
64894	near Ansina, 87 a.
64895	tomb of, 87 a.
64896	Abu Yasir ibn Abu Sa'd ibn
64897	al-Kustal, priest and here-
64898	tic, 44 b, 45 a, 46 a, 48 a
64899	6 b.
64900	Yuhanna, see John.
64901	Yuhannus, see John.
64902	YQnus,
64903	seventy-second Pa-
64904	triarch, see John.
64905	Yustiyanfls, see Justinian.
64906	Yusuf, see Joseph.
64907	— ibn Ayyub al-Malik
64908	an-
64909	Nasir, see Saladin.
64910	Zacharias,
64911	king
64912	of
64913	Nubia,
64914	94 b, 97 b.
64915	— sixty-fourth Patriarch of
64916	Alexandria,
64917	43 b,
64918	47 b,
64919	106 b.
64920	Az-Zafir, son of Caliph Al-
64921	Hafiz, 46 b.
64922	Abu Zakari, Shaikh, 71a.
64923	ibn Bu Nasr, adminis-
64924	trator of Ushmiinain, 79 a.
64925	as-Sairafi, 30 b.
64926	Ibn Zanbur, 34 a.
64927	Zawin the Mu'allim, 39 a.
64928	Az-Zubair
64929	ibn
64930	al-'Awwam,
64931	21 b.
64932	Ibn
64933	Zulak, see An-Nasr ibn
64934	Zulak.
p. 404
64935	374
64936	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
64937	IV.
64938	INDEX OF GENERAL NAMES.
64939	Ahramis (fish), 20 a.
64940	AbuMr (^\x'^'&), 19 b, 86 b.
64941	A/tkhalis,
64942	(wedge)
64943	of iron
64944	used as money
64945	in Abys-
64946	sinia, 106 a.
64947	Alchemy, invented by Her-
64948	mes, 52 a, 64 b.
64949	Alms, 34 b, 36 a, 59 a, 89 b.
64950	Aloes, 105 b.
64951	Altar, 30 b, 36 a, 37 a & b,
64952	38 b,
64953	39 a,
64954	41b,
64955	43 b,
64956	45 a & b, 49
64957	a, 50 a & b,
64958	51a, 6 1 b.
64959	•— private, 97 b.
64960	— built by Solomon, 112a.
64961	— consecrated
64962	by
64963	Jesus
64964	Christ
64965	at
64966	Al-Muharra-
64967	kah, 78 b.
64968	— wooden, 45 b.
64969	Altar-board, see Tablet.
64970	Altar-chamber, 88 a.
64971	Altar-vessels, see Vessels.
64972	Ambon, 30 a.
64973	Anbal, see Ambon.
64974	Antiquities atMemphis,68a.
64975	— in Nubia, 99 b.
64976	— at Luxor, 104 b, 105
64977	a.
64978	— at Philae, 100 b, 104 b.
64979	Apostles,
64980	Church
64981	of,
64982	near
64983	Aflah az-Zaitun, 72 b.
64984	Melkite, in Monastery
64985	of Al-Kusair, 49 b, 50 b.
64986	— paintings of, 27 a, 63 b.
64987	Apparitions of Saints, 78 b,
64988	82 a, 93 a.
64989	Apple-trees, 54 b.
64990	Apse, 5 a, 24 b, 31
64991	a, 41 b,
64992	46 a, 59 a.
64993	Aqueduct, 52 b.
64994	Archdeacon, 45 b.
64995	Arches, 2 a, 31 a, 33 b, 37 a.
64996	Archimandrite, 82 b.
64997	Architects, 33 b, 37 b, 51a,
64998	59 b.
64999	Architecture,
65000	38 b,
65001	42
65002	b.
65003	Arithmetic,
65004	invention
65005	of,
65006	22 b.
65007	Ark of Covenant, preserved
65008	in Abyssinia, 105 b.
65009	arkhan, lo a, 36 a, 37 a, 45 b,
65010	61 a, 75 b.
65011	Asceticism, 65 b, 72 a & b,
65012	89 b.
65013	Askim, 56 a.
65014	Askind, 2 a, 27 b, 30 b, 31 a,
65015	33 a, 37 a, 61 b.
65016	'Ass
65017	of War,'
65018	surname of
65019	Caliph Marwan
65020	II, 19 a,
65021	60 a, 92 b.
65022	Asses, Egyptian, 20 a, 97 a.
65023	Astronomy,
65024	invention
65025	of,
65026	19 a, 22 b.
65027	Bait 'ajin, see Bakehouse.
65028	Bait al-Mdl, see Treasury.
65029	Bakehouse of church, 30 b,
65030	39 b, 43 a.
65031	Bakt, see Tribute of slaves.
65032	Baldakyn, 30 b, 37 a, 51a.
65033	Balsam, 20 a.
65034	Baptism, Festival of the,
65035	see
65036	Epiphany.
65037	Baring
65038	of the head during
65039	liturgy, 46 a.
65040	Bell, see Gong.
65041	Biographies
65042	of
65043	Patriarchs,
65044	19
65045	a,
65046	21
65047	a,
65048	22
65049	a,
65050	23 b,
65051	36 b,
65052	60
65053	a,
65054	79 b,
65055	81
65056	a,
65057	82 b,
65058	96 b,
65059	97 a,
65060	107 b,
65061	108 a.
65062	Birbd, see Temples, ancient
65063	Egyptian.
65064	Birds,
65065	multitude
65066	of,
65067	near
65068	UsyiJt, 87 b.
65069	Bishop of Atrib, 37 b.
65070	— Bahnasa, 45 b,
65071	— Bastah and Al-Khandak,
65072	5 a, 45 b.
65073	— Bujaras (Nubia), 94 b.
65074	— Damietta, 9 a,
65075	1 4 a, 63 b.
65076	— Damsis, 14 a.
65077	— the Fayyiam, i8b, 26 a,
65078	39 a, 43 a, 45 b, 70 a.
65079	— Ibrim (Nubia), 96 b.
65080	— Isna, 102 a.
65081	— Jizah, 63 b, 64 a.
65082	— al-:^ais, 53 a, 54 a.
65083	— al-Khandak,
65084	see Bishop
65085	of Bastah.
65086	— Kift, 81 b.
65087	— Memphis, 66 b.
65088	— Misr,
65089	26 a,
65090	37 b,
65091	39 a,
65092	45 a & b.
65093	— Misr (Melkite), 40 b.
p. 405
65094	INDEX IV.
65095	375
65096	Bishopof Natfl, 98 a, 10 1 a.
65097	— Oases, 93 a & b.
65098	— Tamwaih, 5 a, 44 b, 66 b.
65099	— Tunbudha, 31a.
65100	Bishops,
65101	burying-place
65102	of,
65103	43 b, 63 b.
65104	— first appointed in Egypt,
65105	23 b.
65106	— ordained by St. Thomas
65107	in India, 109 a.
65108	Bits, manufactured at Dalas,
65109	91b.
65110	Black
65111	garments
65112	worn
65113	by
65114	Christians, 47 b, 52 a.
65115	'Book
65116	of
65117	Monasteries,'
65118	by
65119	Ash-Shabushtt, 41a, 47 a,
65120	49 b, 64 a, 67 a, 86 a.
65121	Books, ecclesiastical, of Ar-
65122	menians,
65123	2 b,
65124	—
65125	written
65126	by
65127	Mark
65128	ibn
65129	al-Kanbar, 17 a.
65130	Boundaries of Egypt, 21a.
65131	Bran, instrument for peeling,
65132	63 a.
65133	Breaking
65134	of dam of
65135	canal,
65136	24 a.
65137	Bricks,
65138	church
65139	built
65140	of,
65141	77 b.
65142	— of Al-'Irak, 95 b.
65143	Bridegroom allowed by Ibn
65144	Kustal to see bride before
65145	marriage, 46 a.
65146	Bridge
65147	(iskalah)
65148	made
65149	in
65150	ancient
65151	times
65152	for
65153	Nile,
65154	102 a.
65155	Bridges, 24 a, 41 a, 53 a.
65156	Brocades, 19 b, 24 b, 91 b.
65157	Buhl,
65158	fish, 72 a.
65159	Burning of Fustat Misr (by
65160	order
65161	of Shawar),
65162	25 a,
65163	27
65164	a,
65165	33
65166	b,
65167	34
65168	a,
65169	36
65170	b,
65171	38 a.
65172	— monastery by Melkites,
65173	63 b.
65174	Biiriulah, see Cap.
65175	Burying-places,
65176	2
65177	b,
65178	25 b,
65179	43 b, 44 a, 49 b, 63 b.
65180	Bustuldt, see Apostles, paint-
65181	ings of.
65182	Camphor, nob.
65183	Candles burnt at Christmas,
65184	102 b.
65185	'Canon
65186	of
65187	the
65188	Festivals,'
65189	64 a.
65190	Canopy, 24 b, 106 a.
65191	Cap of Melkite priest, 13 b.
65192	Carbuncles, ma.
65193	Cassia, 105 b.
65194	Cathedra, see Chair.
65195	Cave of
65196	Saint Arsenius
65197	at
65198	Monastery of Al-Kusair,
65199	51b.
65200	Cavern forming church sup-
65201	ported by pillars, opposite
65202	Shahran in Monastery of
65203	Al-Kusair, 47 a, 51 a.
65204	Caves, 51b, 52 a.
65205	Celebrated men who have
65206	visited Egypt, 19 b, 20 b,
65207	21 a.
65208	Cell of Armenian Patriarch,
65209	Coptic
65210	Patriarch
65211	at
65212	Church of Al-Mu'allakah,
65213	9b, lib, 13b;
65214	at Church
65215	of Michael, 37 b.
65216	Censers, 3 b, 4 4 b, 67 b, 105 b.
65217	Chair, episcopal, 30 a.
65218	Chest
65219	inlaid
65220	with
65221	ivory
65222	in
65223	Church of White Monas-
65224	tery, 83 b.
65225	Chests containing
65226	relics of
65227	martyrs, 82 b, 91a, 93 a,
65228	109 b.
65229	Chrism, consecration of,66 b.
65230	Christians, 12,000 in district
65231	of Daljah, 92 a.
65232	— sole inhabitants of Taha,
65233	77 a.
65234	Christmas, Festival of, 102 b,
65235	106 a.
65236	Church held in common by
65237	three
65238	sects
65239	at
65240	Saft Mai-
65241	dum, 64 b.
65242	— built in thanksgiving for
65243	return
65244	of son of king of
65245	Nubia, 98 a.
65246	— washed away at Munyat
65247	al-Ka'id, 69 a.
65248	— Melkite, near Pottery at
65249	Misr, 2 b.
65250	— sold to Jews, 44 a.
65251	— in
65252	street of Istabl
65253	al-Fil
65254	(turned into mosque), 6 b.
65255	— 'of the Water' at Ansina,
65256	87 a.
65257	Churches
65258	of
65259	Abyssinia,
65260	105 b.
65261	— one
65262	in
65263	every
65264	town
65265	of
65266	Abyssinig,, 106 a.
65267	— 6 at Akfahs, 91a.
65268	— 400 in 'Alwah, 95 a.
65269	— ruined at Al-Arish, 56 b.
65270	— 24 at Daljah, 91b.
65271	— at Darmus in Nubia, 99 a.
65272	— at Fahsur, nob.
65273	— 70 in Ikhmim, 86 a.
65274	— 12 at Ishnin, 91 a.
65275	—
65276	1 2 in Monastery of Ka-
65277	lamun, 71b.
65278	— 9 atAl-Kalandimun,92a.
65279	— 25 at Al-Khusus, 88 b.
65280	— 10
65281	(Melkite)
65282	in
65283	Dair
65284	al-Kusair, 50 a.
65285	— 8
65286	' (Melkite)
65287	in
65288	Dair
65289	al-Kusair, 49 b.
65290	— hewn
65291	in
65292	rock
65293	at
65294	Dair
65295	al-Kusair, 49 a.
65296	— at Liizariku,
65297	1 08 a.
65298	— 3 in district of Mir, 80 a.
65299	—
65300	1 4 at Munyah Bani Kha-
65301	sib, 78 a.
65302	— 24 at Shinara, 92 b.
65303	— 7
65304	at Shinara, 91 b.
p. 406
65305	376
65306	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
65307	Churches, 360 atTaha, 77a.
65308	— 60 at Usyflt, 89 a.
65309	— 366 at Wasim, 60 b.
65310	— turned into mosques, 2 b,
65311	6 b, 32 a, 41 a, 46 a, 53 b,
65312	75b, 76a, 77b.
65313	Circumcision
65314	condemned
65315	by
65316	Ibn
65317	al-Kanbar,
65318	9 b,
65319	15 a.
65320	Ibn Kustal, 46 a.
65321	Cistern,
65322	51
65323	b,
65324	61
65325	a,
65326	89 a;
65327	called
65328	' the Pure,' 92 b.
65329	Clay called Tin al-Hikmah,
65330	20 a, loi b.
65331	— of Uswan, 20 a.
65332	— yellow, 41b;
65333	quarries of,
65334	46 b.
65335	Coinage of Saladin, 25 a.
65336	Collyrium, miraculous, 75 b.
65337	Commentaries on ecclesias-
65338	tical books, composed by
65339	Ibn al-Kanbar, 9 a,
65340	14 b.
65341	Common
65342	land
65343	in
65344	the Fay-
65345	yum, 18 b, 69 b.
65346	Communion,annual,miracu-
65347	louslygiven bySt.Thomas,
65348	1 10 a.
65349	— of chalice, 12 a.
65350	— early, in Lent, allowed by
65351	Ibn al-Kanbar,
65352	12 a.
65353	Confession
65354	over
65355	incense,
65356	9 a.
65357	in Abyssinia, 105 b.
65358	— to priest enjoined by Ibn
65359	al-Kanbar, 9 a & b, 15 a.
65360	Confessionary, 50 a, 61 b.
65361	Conquest of Egypt by Ma-
65362	hometans, 80 b.
65363	Book
65364	of, 18 b, 29
65365	a,
65366	70 a, 91 b.
65367	Consecration
65368	of
65369	churches,
65370	5 a, 25b, 28 b, 30b, 31a
65371	&b, 36a, 37b, 38a, 39a,
65372	43 a, 45 b, 48 a, 71 a.
65373	in Abyssinia, io6 b.
65374	Consecration
65375	of
65376	churches,
65377	form
65378	of,
65379	given by Jesus
65380	Christ and
65381	the Apostles,
65382	78 b, 79 a.
65383	water used
65384	at,
65385	78 b,
65386	98
65387	a, 102 b.
65388	Consecration-crosses on pil-
65389	lars, 59 b.
65390	Conversion ofIndia to Chris-
65391	tianity, 109 a.
65392	— of a Jew to Christianity,
65393	44 b.
65394	— of
65395	Christians
65396	to
65397	Islam,
65398	39 b, 40 b, 47 a & b.
65399	Cooks,
65400	royal,
65401	at
65402	Shutb,
65403	87 b.
65404	Corn
65405	sent
65406	from
65407	Egypt
65408	to
65409	Mecca by 'Amr
65410	ibn
65411	al-
65412	'Asi, 58 b.
65413	Coronation of king ofAbys-
65414	sinia, 105 b.
65415	Cotton, 96 b.
65416	Courtyard of church, 28
65417	a,
65418	30 a, 38 a.
65419	Cross,
65420	Church
65421	of
65422	the,
65423	at
65424	Ashrubah, 75 a.
65425	— Festival of the, 53 b, 73 a,
65426	106 a.
65427	— Monastery
65428	of
65429	the,
65430	in
65431	FanQ, 73 a.
65432	— in cemetery, 43
65433	b.
65434	— on dome, 96 a.
65435	Crosses on pillars, 59 b.
65436	— on Jabal at-Tair, 76 a.
65437	— processional, 3 b, 67 b.
65438	Crown, Abyssinian, 105 b.
65439	—
65440	• of king of Nubia, 99 b.
65441	— worn by Nimrod, 19 a.
65442	'Crowns,
65443	Possessor
65444	of the
65445	Three,' 29 b.
65446	Crypt,
65447	2 b, 24 b, 63 a & b.
65448	Cultivated
65449	land
65450	in
65451	Egypt,
65452	extent of, 23 a.
65453	Dahlia, 19 b, 24 b.
65454	Dalldl al-A'ydd,
65455	see
65456	Guide
65457	to the Festivals.
65458	Ddmm of Kalyub, 12 b.
65459	— Misr, 39 a.
65460	Death of the Blessed Virgin,
65461	Festival of the, 76 a.
65462	Decorations of the church at
65463	San'a, no b, in a.
65464	— of house, 98 b.
65465	Dedication Festival, 38 b.
65466	Destructionofchurches, 23b,
65467	27a&b, 31a, 36 b, 57 a,
65468	59 a, 61 a, 69 a, 104 a.
65469	Devils, appearance of, 65 b,
65470	72 a.
65471	— possession by, 83 b, 87 a.
65472	Disciples, Churches of, 56 a,
65473	J74b, 75 a, 90 b.
65474	Diwdn Asfal al-Ard, 44 b,
65475	67 a.
65476	— al-Khdss, 42 b.
65477	— al-Majlis, 33 b.
65478	— al-Mukdtabdt, 66 b.
65479	— as- Said, 40 a.
65480	— ash-Shdmi, 40 a.
65481	— as-Sultdni, 34 a.
65482	— at-Tahkik, 51a.
65483	'Dome of the Air,' 52 a.
65484	Domes,
65485	2
65486	a,
65487	27 b,
65488	30 b,
65489	37a& b, 42 a, 44 a, 45 a,
65490	48 a, 50 a & b, 5 1 a, 60 b,
65491	65 b, 96 a & b, loi a.
65492	Domes in houses, 95 b.
65493	Dromedaries
65494	turned
65495	into
65496	stone, 76 b.
65497	Duwairah, 27 b, 48 a.
65498	Easter, 53 b, 106 a.
65499	Ebony inlaid with ivory, 99 b,
65500	Ilia,
65501	Elephantiasis, 52 b.
65502	Embroideries, 91b.
65503	Emerald-mines, 20 a, 81
65504	a.
65505	— road to, from Kift, 103 a.
65506	Emery, where found, 95 a.
p. 407
65507	JXDEX IV.
65508	?>11
65509	Endowments of church, 2 a,
65510	7 a, 18 b, 29 b, 31 b, 50a,
65511	54 b,
65512	62
65513	a,
65514	66
65515	a,
65516	67 b,
65517	70 a, 71 b, 91 b.
65518	Epiphany, 41 a, 53 b, 106 a.
65519	Episcopal Church of Misr,
65520	Exchange
65521	in
65522	kind among
65523	Nubians, 95 a.
65524	Excommunication
65525	of
65526	Ibn
65527	Kanbar, 9 a,
65528	1 1 a.
65529	—-Ibn Kustal, 46 a.
65530	Expenses of churches, 35 b.
65531	43 b, 44 b, 53 a.
65532	Extreme Unction, 12 a.
65533	Fadd'ilMisr, Book of, 26 b,
65534	28 b.
65535	Eamine in Egypt, 81 a.
65536	Al-Farrdshai7t,
65537	see
65538	Cham-
65539	berlains.
65540	Fast
65541	curtailed
65542	by
65543	Ibn
65544	al-
65545	Kanbar, 15 b.
65546	Fast of Nineveh, 15 b.
65547	Feminine quality of the Holy
65548	Spirit, 16 a.
65549	Fire-worship in India, 108 b.
65550	Fish
65551	caught
65552	in
65553	the
65554	Nile,
65555	17 a.
65556	'Fisherman of Ansina,' the,
65557	87 a.
65558	Fishing, 62 a.
65559	Fishing-pool, 64 b.
65560	Flight (of Christ) into Egypt,
65561	20 b, 44 a, 75 b.
65562	Forty Days, Fast of the, see
65563	Lent,
65564	Forty
65565	Martyrs
65566	of
65567	Sebaste,
65568	12 a, 51 a, 87 a.
65569	Four
65570	Living
65571	Creatures,
65572	Church
65573	of, near Uswan,
65574	104 a.
65575	at Misr, 38 b.
65576	Frankincense, 9 b, 1 5 a, 105 b.
65577	—
65578	alone
65579	to
65580	be
65581	burnt
65582	in
65583	church, according to Ibn
65584	al-Kanbar, 9 b, 15 a.
65585	Fukkd\ 20 a.
65586	Fuliih Misr, see Conquest of
65587	Egypt, Book
65588	of.
65589	Gardens, 2 a, 26 a, 30a, 34a,
65590	39 b, 4oa&b, 41a, 42 b,
65591	43a, 44b, 46b, 47b, 48b,
65592	54b, 56a, 59b, 60b, 6ia,
65593	66a, 67a, 71b, 88 a, 89b,
65594	90 a, 102 a, 103 b, 104 b.
65595	Garlands
65596	placed on
65597	idols,
65598	108 b.
65599	Giants, 19a, 79a & b, 102 a,
65600	103 a & b.
65601	Gifis from the Mukaukis to
65602	INIahomet, 29 a.
65603	Glass, nob.
65604	— invented by Hermes, 5 2 a.
65605	— pavilion
65606	at Hulwan,
65607	sec
65608	Pavilion.
65609	Glass mosaic, 50 b,
65610	104 b,
65611	nob.
65612	Gold-mines, 20a, 81 a, 94 b,
65613	100 b, loi b.
65614	Gold-plated doors, nob.
65615	Gong (nakus), 72 a, 97 b.
65616	Gospel of John, oath taken
65617	upon, 10 a.
65618	Gospels quoted, 20 a & b.
65619	Granite, 43 b.
65620	— columns, 63 b.
65621	— statue
65622	[of Rameses
65623	II]
65624	at Memphis, 68 a.
65625	'Guide totheFestivaIs,'com-
65626	posed by John, bishop of
65627	Damietta, 33b, 63b, 64a.
65628	Haikal, 37 b, 38 b, 48 b.
65629	— Melkite in Coptic Church
65630	ofSt.Mennas atltfih, 56b.
65631	Al-Hd'il, see Sphinx.
65632	Hair, growth of, allowed by
65633	Ibn al-Kanbar, 9 b, 15 a.
65634	3 c
65635	Hair, growth of, allowed by
65636	Ibn Kustal, 46 a.
65637	Hand of our Lord, mark of,
65638	76 a, 79 a.
65639	Ham/, see Hunafa.
65640	Hegumen, 30 b, 34 a.
65641	Heresy,
65642	9 a
65643	flf., 46 a,
65644	55
65645	b,
65646	^^
65647	a.
65648	Hermitage, 49 b.
65649	Hermitages
65650	at Al-Karafah,
65651	42 a.
65652	Hieroglyphics, 33 a.
65653	' History of theChurch,' 23 b.
65654	'History
65655	of
65656	the
65657	Councils,'
65658	65 a.
65659	History by Mahbub ibnKus-
65660	tantin
65661	al-Manbaji,
65662	22 b,
65663	55 a, nza.
65664	Homily of Patriarch Philo-
65665	theus, 78 b.
65666	Honey-wine, 20 a.
65667	Horses, 20 a, 52 a.
65668	— Nubian, 97 a.
65669	House of Solomon, king of
65670	Nubia, at Cairo, 98 b.
65671	Abil Hill, see Granite statue
65672	and Sphinx.
65673	Hiinafd, 9 b, 15 a, 77 a, 80 b.
65674	Idol, ancient Egyptian, 99 b.
65675	Idolatry, 19 a.
65676	— in India, 108 b, 109 a.
65677	Idols, ancient Egyptian, at
65678	Luxor, 104 b, 105 a.
65679	•— in island of Philae,
65680	104 b.
65681	— in North Africa, 108 b.
65682	Illuminated MS. of Gospels,
65683	2 b.
65684	Incense,
65685	ingredients
65686	of,
65687	in
65688	Abyssinia, 105 b.
65689	— use
65690	of, enjoined by Saint
65691	Thomas theApostle, 109 a.
65692	—
65693	confession
65694	over,
65695	9 a,
65696	105 b.
65697	[XL 7.]
p. 408
65698	378
65699	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
65700	Inspiration ofOld Testament
65701	said to be denied by Ibn
65702	al-Kanbar,
65703	1 6 a.
65704	Iron-plated door, 6ib, 72 b,
65705	8i
65706	a.
65707	Iron
65708	used
65709	as
65710	money
65711	in
65712	Abyssinia, 106 a.
65713	IsMlah, See Bridge.
65714	— see Staircase.
65715	Ivory inlay, 83 b, 99 b, ma.
65716	Jacobites, 47 b, 48 a, 54 b,
65717	95 b.
65718	Jausak, see Tower.
65719	Jurisdiction of Coptic Patri-
65720	arch
65721	over
65722	Nubia,
65723	99 a
65724	;
65725	Abyssinia, 105 a.
65726	JtiyiisMyah, 26 a, 54 a.
65727	Kaisdriyah, 77 b.
65728	Kaisdnyai al-Jamdl^ 34 b.
65729	Kanbarites, 52 a.
65730	Kdnun al-A'ydd, see Canon
65731	of the Festivals.
65732	Karaites, 67 a.
65733	Katdird, see Chair.
65734	Kdtib ar-Raivdlib, 33 b.
65735	Keep, see Tower.
65736	Khazaf, pots so called, 41b,
65737	46 b.
65738	Al-Khitat bi-Misr, Book of,
65739	by
65740	Al-Kindi,
65741	32 a &
65742	b,
65743	34 b, 107 b.
65744	K Iblah, 39 b, 46 a.
65745	Kings of Nubia, 94 b, 95 b,
65746	97 a & b, 98 a & b.
65747	thirteen inferior, 99 a.
65748	are priests, 99 a.
65749	Abu Kir, birds, 86 b.
65750	Kisas al-Majdmi' ,
65751	see His-
65752	tory of the Councils.
65753	Kitdb ad-Diydrdt, see Book
65754	of Monasteries.
65755	Kildb Fadd'il Misr, 57 a.
65756	— Futnh Misr,
65757	18 b, 70 a,
65758	91 b;
65759	see
65760	Conquest
65761	of
65762	Egypt.
65763	Koran quoted, 64 b.
65764	Kilk, birds, 100 a.
65765	Ku??inms, see Hegumen.
65766	Kyrie eleison, 35 a.
65767	Ladanum, 105 b.
65768	Ladders, rope, 89 a.
65769	Lamp,
65770	oil
65771	of,
65772	85 b,
65773	87
65774	a,
65775	108 a & b.
65776	Lamps, phantom, 94 b.
65777	Land
65778	given
65779	to
65780	church by
65781	Caliphs,
65782	7 a, 62 a, 88 a.
65783	— common, in the Fayyum,
65784	18 b, 69 b.
65785	— price
65786	of,
65787	at
65788	INIemphis,
65789	68 b.
65790	Lands,
65791	church,
65792	7 a,
65793	50 a,
65794	54 b,
65795	62
65796	a,
65797	67 b,
65798	71
65799	b,
65800	88
65801	a, 91 b, 103 b.
65802	Landscape, beauties of,
65803	2 a,
65804	26 a, 31a, 39 b, 41a, 46 b,
65805	47a, 49b, 64 b, 67a, 87 b.
65806	Lectionary, Coptic,
65807	1 4 b.
65808	Lent, 12 a, 29 b, 40 b, 51 b,
65809	66 a.
65810	Lenten charge, 40 b.
65811	Letters
65812	from
65813	Abyssinia
65814	or
65815	Nubia to Cairo, 106 b.
65816	Liturgies
65817	introduced
65818	into
65819	India
65820	by
65821	St. Thomas,
65822	109 a.
65823	Liturgy performed by kings
65824	of
65825	I>Iubia and Abyssinia,
65826	99 a, 105 b.
65827	on Ark of Covenant,
65828	106 a.
65829	— privately performed, 97 b.
65830	Lives of Coptic Patriarchs,
65831	see Biographies.
65832	Loggia, see Jllatizarah.
65833	'Lord of the Mountain,' 94 b,
65834	96 a.
65835	Lotus-tree, 27 a, 60 b.
65836	Madhbah-='azncX.n2iXy, 37 b,
65837	61 b.
65838	"
65839	Magic, 17b, 19 a, 22 b, 69 a,
65840	71b, 92 b.
65841	Mahometans
65842	in
65843	Abyssinia,
65844	106 a & b.
65845	— allowed to attend Chris-
65846	tian services, 39 b.
65847	— conquest of Egypt, 80 b.
65848	— favour of, towards Copts,
65849	35 a, 35 b.
65850	— friendliness
65851	of,
65852	towards
65853	Christians at Esneh, 132a.
65854	Majlis, 41a.
65855	'Al-Majmii
65856	fi
65857	ma
65858	ilaihi
65859	' l-?!iat-ju
65860	,'
65861	composed
65862	by
65863	Ibn al-Kanbar,
65864	17 a.
65865	Manzarah, 24 a, 31 b, 37 b,
65866	40a, 42b, 46b, 48a, 49b,
65867	51b, 61 b, 64 a, 66 a.
65868	— called As-Salukiyah, 44 b.
65869	— called As-Sukkarah, 24 a.
65870	Marble, 56 b, 57 a.
65871	— pillars,
65872	30 a,
65873	37 a, 61 b,
65874	77a, nob.
65875	— quarries, 57 a.
65876	Marcasite, 20 a, 112a.
65877	Martyrdom
65878	of
65879	63
65880	monks,
65881	90 b.
65882	Martyrs
65883	slain near Uswan,
65884	104 a.
65885	— Forty, of Sebaste, 51a.
65886	— [of Sebaste], 87 a.
65887	Mastic, 105 b.
65888	jNIelkite
65889	altar
65890	in church
65891	at
65892	Saft Maidum, 64 b.
65893	— bishop of Misr, 40 b.
65894	— burying-places, 44 a, 49 b.
65895	— churches, 28 a.
65896	in Monastery of Al-
65897	Kusair, 49 b.
65898	— church
65899	in
65900	Madinat
65901	aj-
65902	Fayyum,
65903	7 1 a.
65904	— Monastery of Al-Kusair,
65905	49 b.
p. 409
65906	INDEX IV.
65907	379
65908	jNIelkite nuns, 40 a.
65909	— Patriarch,
65910	1 3 a & b, 2 1 a,
65911	49 b,
65912	—
65913	sanctuary
65914	in
65915	a
65916	Coptic
65917	church, 56 b.
65918	Melkites,
65919	2 b, 9 b, 12 a & b,
65920	13 a, 15 b, 28 a, 4oa&b,
65921	49 b.
65922	— weakness of, 28 a, 40 b.
65923	IMetropolitan
65924	of
65925	Abyssinia,
65926	105 a& b, 106 b.
65927	— of Damietta, 14 a.
65928	— (Melkite)
65929	of
65930	Sanbat,
65931	13 a & b.
65932	Metropolitans
65933	of
65934	JMelkites,
65935	13 a.
65936	IMetwalli, 67 a.
65937	— ofDiwan ash-Shami, 40 a.
65938	— of
65939	Diwan
65940	at-Tahkik,
65941	51a.
65942	Mill, 48 b, 5 lb, 63 a, 88 a &b,
65943	89 b.
65944	— Persian, 63 a.
65945	Minarets, 32 a, 41 a, 42 a.
65946	Miracles,
65947	35 a,
65948	59 a,
65949	65 a,
65950	71b,
65951	72
65952	b,
65953	75 b,
65954	76 a,
65955	77
65956	a,
65957	78
65958	b,
65959	79 a &
65960	b,
65961	86b, 87a, 98a, 102 a&b,
65962	109 a
65963	ff., 112 b.
65964	— by 'intercession
65965	of Saint
65966	at Church of Al-Martuti,
65967	45 b.
65968	Miraculous proof of Chris-
65969	tian
65970	religion
65971	in
65972	time
65973	of
65974	Caliph Al-'Aziz, 35 a.
65975	— punishment ofAl-Kasim,
65976	83 a & b, 84 a.
65977	IMirage
65978	in province of Al-
65979	Maris, 94 a.
65980	Alizr, drink called, 95 b.
65981	Monasteries at 'Alwah, 95 b.
65982	— Book
65983	of,
65984	by
65985	Ash-Sha-
65986	bushti, see Book.
65987	— 35 in the Fayyum, 70 a.
65988	—
65989	50
65990	in
65991	Lahf
65992	al-Jabal,
65993	destroyed
65994	by
65995	Berbers,
65996	65 a.
65997	Monastery on
65998	fourth
65999	cata-
66000	ract, 100 a.
66001	— ofAl-Kusair,
66002	13 b.
66003	— of Nestorians, 42 b.
66004	Monastic girdle, 56 a.
66005	— habit, 55 a, 56 a.
66006	Monks martyred, 90 b.
66007	— burying-place of, 63 b.
66008	— famous
66009	for
66010	ascetic
66011	life,
66012	65 b, 72 a& b, 89 b.
66013	Monument
66014	in
66015	cemetery,
66016	43 b-
66017	Mosaics, 50b, 104a, nob.
66018	Mosque,
66019	formerly
66020	church,
66021	6 b.
66022	— of Al-Kurun, 32 b, 34 a.
66023	— of 'Amr, rebuilt by 'Abd
66024	al-'Aziz,
66025	son
66026	of
66027	Caliph
66028	Marwan
66029	I, 52 b.
66030	—
66031	of Ad-Dubb
66032	at
66033	Itfih,
66034	54 a.
66035	— of Al-Khaluk, 32 b.
66036	— of Moses, 53 b.
66037	INIosques, 3 2 a, 4 1 a, 4 2 a & b,
66038	46a, 52b, 75b, 76a, 77b,
66039	86 b, 100 b.
66040	' Mother of God,' 44 b.
66041	Miialli??i, i.e. Confessor, 9b.
66042	Mubdh, see Common land.
66043	Mules, 20 a.
66044	Music, 98 b.
66045	Myrtles, 40 b.
66046	NdTiiis, see Gong.
66047	Naphtha springs, loi b.
66048	Nasdfi (stuff), 24 b.
66049	Nativity, Church of the,
66050	in
66051	Al-Hamra, 27 a, 30 a.
66052	—
66053	• Feast of the, 102 b.
66054	Negus of Abyssinia,
66055	106 a,
66056	nob, nib.
66057	Nestorian
66058	burying -places,
66059	44 a.
66060	^ C 2
66061	Nestorian monastery, 42 b,
66062	46 a.
66063	Nestorians, 42 b, 43 a, 44 a,
66064	46 a,
66065	1 10 b.
66066	Nilometer at Ansina, 70 b.
66067	—
66068	- at Hulwan, 52 b, 70 b.
66069	— at Ikhmim, 70 b.
66070	— at Kift, 103 a,
66071	— at ^lemphis,
66072	18 a, 68 a,
66073	69 b, 70 b.
66074	Nilometers, 18 a, 33 b.
66075	— first made by Joseph, 70 b.
66076	Nunnery, 30 b, 84 a ff.
66077	— at Kift, 103 a.
66078	Nuns, Melkite, 40 a.
66079	Oath at communion,
66080	1 1 b.
66081	Ochre, 20 a,
66082	Odalisque ofAl-Kasim,mira-
66083	culous death of, 83 a & b.
66084	Offerings to church, 56 b.
66085	Oil
66086	of church lamps, 85 b,
66087	87 a, 108 a & b.
66088	— for
66089	the
66090	consecration
66091	of
66092	churches (chrism), 63 b.
66093	— presses,67b, 88a&b, 89b.
66094	Olive-tree, miraculous, 107b.
66095	Opium, 20 a.
66096	Orange-trees, 48 a.
66097	Painters, Coptic, 5 a.
66098	Painting of George, king of
66099	Nubia, 99 a & b.
66100	— of governor of Darmus,
66101	99 a.
66102	Paintings, Coptic, 5 a, 38 b,
66103	41 a& b, 44 a, 45 b, 49 a,
66104	51a, 59a, 63b, 67b, 82b,
66105	85 a, 105 b.
66106	Palace of Emerald,
66107	2 b.
66108	Palm-tree,
66109	miraculous,
66110	at
66111	Bashawah, 104 b.
66112	Palm
66113	Sunday,
66114	see
66115	Sunday
66116	of Olives.
66117	Paper, 20 a.
p. 410
66118	38o
66119	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
66120	Paten, 67 b.
66121	Patriarch ofAlexandria,Cop-
66122	tic,
66123	jurisdiction
66124	of,
66125	over
66126	Abyssinia, 97 a, 105 a.
66127	Coptic, jurisdiction of,
66128	over Nubia, 97 a, 99 a.
66129	Coptic,
66130	letters
66131	of, to
66132	kings
66133	of Abyssinia and
66134	Nubia, 106 b.
66135	Coptic, sends metro-
66136	politans to Abyssinia, 105a.
66137	Melkite, 13a (time of
66138	Ibn al-Kanbar), 21b.
66139	Patriarch, Armenian, 2 a&b,
66140	3a&b, 5a, 47b,
66141	Patriarchal
66142	cell, 37 b.
66143	— church, 33 b, 37 b.
66144	— residence
66145	at
66146	Monastery
66147	of the Torch, 66 b.
66148	Patriarchs,
66149	CopUc,
66150	biogra-
66151	phies of, see Biographies.
66152	Pavilion, 41a.
66153	Pavilion, see Manzarah.
66154	PaviHon of glass at Hulwan,
66155	52 b.
66156	Pear-trees, 54 b.
66157	Penance, 4 a, 9 b, 15 a, i6b.
66158	Pentateuch, account ofFlood
66159	in. III b.
66160	Pentecost, 61 a.
66161	Persecution, 43 b.
66162	— by Al-Hakim, 47 b.
66163	Pigs kept in Nubia, 96 b.
66164	Pilgrimages, 53 b, 79 a, 94 a,
66165	III a.
66166	Pillage
66167	of
66168	churches,
66169	27 a,
66170	28a, 36b, 49b, 50a, 59b,
66171	102 a.
66172	— monasteries, 84 b, 102 a.
66173	Pillar, moving, 17 a.
66174	Pillars,
66175	30 a,
66176	37 a,
66177	41a,
66178	42 a,
66179	56 b,
66180	59 b,
66181	61 b,
66182	63 b, 71a, nob.
66183	—
66184	' transpiring,' 71a, 77 a,
66185	81 a.
66186	Plans of Cairo and its gates
66187	made by John the monk,
66188	51a.
66189	Polygamy
66190	in
66191	Abyssinia,
66192	106 b.
66193	forbidden by Patriarch
66194	Sinuthius, 106 b.
66195	Pomegranates,
66196	40 b,
66197	54 b,
66198	89 b.
66199	Population
66200	of Egypt,
66201	22 a,
66202	26 b.
66203	Pound-weight,
66204	value
66205	of,
66206	at
66207	Shutb, 87 b.
66208	Prayers for dead, 34 b, 62 b.
66209	Presses for sugar-canes, 20 a.
66210	Procession with tapers and
66211	incense, 3 b.
66212	— of Palm Sunday, 28 a.
66213	— in honour of St. George,
66214	93 a.
66215	— with Ark
66216	of Covenant,
66217	106 a.
66218	Property
66219	of
66220	churches
66221	and
66222	monasteries,
66223	see Endow-
66224	ments and Gardens.
66225	Prophets quoted, 20 a & b.
66226	Purple first worn by Nimrod,
66227	19 b.
66228	Rabbanites, 67 a.
66229	Radish-oil, 20 a.
66230	Raihdmyah, 54 a.
66231	Rain
66232	caused
66233	by
66234	moving
66235	stones at Al-Barmak, 17 b.
66236	Ravens
66237	fed
66238	by
66239	Simon
66240	the
66241	monk, 88 b.
66242	Reception held by Melkite
66243	Patriarch, 13 a.
66244	Relics, 60 b, 63 a & b, 65 b,
66245	66
66246	a,
66247	69 a,
66248	72
66249	b,
66250	75 b,
66251	82 b, 86 b, 87 a, 90 a&b,
66252	91 a, 92a, 93a & b, loib,
66253	104b, 107 a, 109 b,
66254	1 10 a.
66255	Relics,
66256	oath
66257	taken
66258	upon,
66259	I o a & b.
66260	Relics, stand for, 30 a, 88 a.
66261	Remains, ancient, at Mem-
66262	phis, 68 a.
66263	Rent
66264	paid
66265	by
66266	monasteries
66267	into
66268	the
66269	public
66270	treasury,
66271	67 b, 70 a.
66272	Repudiation of wife by Ibn
66273	al-Kanbar, 14 a.
66274	Reservation of Eucharist by
66275	Ibn al-Kanbar, 15 a.
66276	Reservoir, 86 a.
66277	Restoration
66278	of
66279	churches,
66280	lb,
66281	2
66282	a,
66283	4 b,
66284	25 a & b,
66285	27
66286	b,
66287	29
66288	b,
66289	31 a &
66290	b,
66291	33
66292	b,
66293	34 b,
66294	35
66295	a,
66296	36 b,
66297	37 a&b, 38a, 39a, 40a,
66298	59a, 60b, 62a, 66a, 73a,
66299	75 b, 82 b, 87 a, 89 a.
66300	Revenue of Egypt,
66301	7 b, 8 a
66302	& b, 9 a, 19 a.
66303	under
66304	Joseph
66305	the
66306	Patriarch, 23 a.
66307	in
66308	time
66309	of
66310	Moses,
66311	23 a.
66312	under Romans,
66313	23 a.
66314	under Emperor Hera-
66315	clius, 23 a.
66316	— -^ under 'Amr
66317	ibn
66318	al-
66319	'Asi, 21 b, 22 a, 23 a.
66320	under Abbasides, 23 a,
66321	— — under
66322	Caliph
66323	Al-
66324	Mahdi
66325	ibn
66326	al-Mansur,
66327	23 b.
66328	under
66329	Ahmad
66330	ibn
66331	Tijlun, 23 a.
66332	under
66333	Ya'kub
66334	ibn
66335	Yusuf ibn Killis, 23 a.
66336	under
66337	Kafur
66338	al-Us-
66339	tadh, 23 a.
66340	Revenue ofAl-Fayyijm, 69 b,
66341	70 b.
66342	— of
66343	monasteries
66344	in
66345	the
66346	Fayyfim, 18 b, 70 a.
66347	— of church
66348	in Egypt,
66349	7 a,
66350	53 b, 64 a.
p. 411
66351	INDEX IV.
66352	381
66353	Revenue of Ramlah, Tibe-
66354	rias, and Damascus, 70 a.
66355	Rock-hewn
66356	churches
66357	at
66358	Kalamfin, 72 b.
66359	near Usyfit, 89 a.
66360	Roof of wood,
66361	27 b,
66362	37 a,
66363	39 a, 59 b,. 63 b.
66364	Rose-leaves,
66365	dried, used
66366	in
66367	incense, 105 b.
66368	Roses offered to idols,
66369	1 08 b.
66370	Rutlj see Pound-weight.
66371	Sacrifice of animals at con-
66372	secration
66373	of churches
66374	in
66375	Abyssinia, 106 b, 107 a.
66376	on
66377	Festival of Saint
66378	Michael, 92 a.
66379	Safe-conduct
66380	granted
66381	by
66382	'Amr to Christians, 80 b.
66383	Sanctuary,
66384	2
66385	a,
66386	27 a & b,
66387	30b, 31a, 33a, 37a&b
66388	(haikal),
66389	39 a
66390	(haikal),
66391	61 b, 99 a (haikal), 105 b
66392	(haikal).
66393	Sand, miraculous,
66394	at Jabal
66395	al-Kaff, 76 a.
66396	Sandarach burnt as incense,
66397	9 b, 105 b.
66398	Sdsdm-viOodL, 83 b,
66399	1 1 1 a.
66400	Sassanian dynasty, 55 a.
66401	Saviour,
66402	the,
66403	churches
66404	of,
66405	72 b, 74 b, 90 a.
66406	Scorpion, figure of,
66407	1 00 b.
66408	Screen of ebony and
66409	ivory,
66410	III a.
66411	Scribes,
66412	Coptic,
66413	38 a &
66414	b,
66415	39b, 41b, 42b, 43b, 45a,
66416	59 a, 60 b, 62 a, 82 b.
66417	Sebestan, 77 a.
66418	Seleucian era, 80 b, 107 a.
66419	Sequestration of church pro-
66420	perty, 34a, 42b, 44b.
66421	Sharb (stuff), 19 b.
66422	Shartmtiyah =
66423	;^f£poroK'a,
66424	3»
66425	a- 37a.
66426	Shaw, see Apse.
66427	Sheep sacrificed on Festival
66428	of St. Michael, 92 a.
66429	— —
66430	at
66431	consecration
66432	of
66433	church, 107 a.
66434	Shrine
66435	of
66436	St. Thomas
66437	the
66438	Apostle, 109 b.
66439	Siege of Egyptian Babylon
66440	by Muslims, 2 1 a & b, 2 2 a.
66441	Sign of cross made with two
66442	fingers
66443	by
66444	followers
66445	of
66446	Ibn al-Kanbar, 15 a.
66447	SihilM (stuff), 19 b, 24 b.
66448	Silver-plated
66449	doors,
66450	iiob,
66451	III a.
66452	Simony, 31 a, 37 a & b.
66453	— condemned by Patriarch
66454	Mark, 37 a.
66455	Siniyah, see Paten.
66456	Sinlessness
66457	of B. V. Mary,
66458	16 b.
66459	Siyar al-Biah,
66460	see Biogra-
66461	phies.
66462	Slaves
66463	sent from Nubia
66464	to
66465	Caliph, 97 b.
66466	Small-pox in Egypt, 81 a.
66467	Snow in North Africa, 107a.
66468	Soil,
66469	excellence
66470	of,
66471	in pro-
66472	vince of Usyiit, 87 b.
66473	Sphinx, The, 68 b.
66474	Sphinxes,
66475	avenue
66476	of,
66477	at
66478	Luxor, 105 a.
66479	Spoon for communion, 67 b.
66480	Spring, miraculous, in Wadt
66481	'l-'Ain, 92 b.
66482	Staircase, 63 a.
66483	Stars, worship of the, 19 a.
66484	in India, 108 b.
66485	in Nubia, 96 a.
66486	Stone masonry, 42 b, 43 a,
66487	50 a,
66488	57 a,
66489	69 a,
66490	loib,
66491	102 a.
66492	Stones
66493	which
66494	cause
66495	rain
66496	when
66497	struck, 17 b.
66498	Styrax, 105 b.
66499	1
66500	Succession
66501	from
66502	uncle
66503	to
66504	nephew in Nubia, 99 a.
66505	Sugar-boiling, 20 a.
66506	Summer residence of Patri-
66507	archs, 38 a.
66508	Sun, miracle connected with,
66509	in time of Joshua, 103 b.
66510	— worship of the, in India,
66511	108 b.
66512	Sunday of Olives, 5 b, 28 a.
66513	Sycamore,
66514	41 a & b,
66515	43 b,
66516	61 a, 66 b, 94 a& b.
66517	Synagogue, 67 a.
66518	Tables
66519	of
66520	stone,
66521	the,
66522	pre-
66523	served in Abyssinia, 105 b.
66524	Tablet over altar, 30 b, 37 a.
66525	— carved, 60 b.
66526	' Tafsirat- Ta/sir,' composed
66527	by Ibn al-Kanbar, 14 b.
66528	Td/us, see Crypt.
66529	Tailasdn, 87 b.
66530	Talisman at Al-LfizarikOn
66531	.?,
66532	108 b.
66533	Tank,
66534	Festival
66535	of
66536	the,
66537	see
66538	Epiphany.
66539	Tanks, church, 25 b, 33 a,
66540	39 a.
66541	Taxes, 46 b, 89 b.
66542	Temples, ancient Egyptian,
66543	56 b, 99 b, 100 b.
66544	at Denderah, 103 a.
66545	at Philae, 104 b.
66546	atUshmunain, 77 a.
66547	'The Tanner,' 35a.
66548	Three Hundred and Eigh-
66549	teen,Council oi,see Nicaea.
66550	Threshold
66551	inscribed
66552	with
66553	hieroglyphics, 33 a, 34 a.
66554	Throne
66555	of king of Nubia,
66556	99 b.
66557	Tomb of king ofNubia, 98 b.
66558	— of John the Monk, 51a.
66559	Tombs of Pharaohs, 59 a.
66560	Torpedo-fish, 19 b.
p. 412
66561	382
66562	CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES OF EGYPT.
66563	Tower {Jausak), 39 b, 48 b,
66564	54 b, 55 b, 63 a & b, 66 a,
66565	67 a, 71 a & b, 73 a, 79 a,
66566	82 b, 88 a & b, 89 a, 90 b,
66567	92 a, 104 b.
66568	Towns, names of, taken from
66569	sons of Mizraim, 54 a.
66570	Treasures, buried, 65 a.
66571	Treasury, public, 19 a, 53 a.
66572	Tree
66573	bearing
66574	fruit
66575	when
66576	approached by man with
66577	an axe, 17 a.
66578	Tribes,
66579	Arab,
66580	which
66581	took
66582	part in conquest of Egypt,
66583	22 a.
66584	Tribute
66585	of slaves
66586	paid by
66587	Nubians to Caliph, 97 b.
66588	Trinity, doctrine of, held by
66589	Ibn al-Kanbar, 15 b.
66590	Turnip-oil, 20 a.
66591	Two
66592	Natures
66593	of
66594	Christ,
66595	doctrine of, 12 a.
66596	Two Wills of Christ,
66597	doc-
66598	trine of, 12 a.
66599	Vaulted chamber
66600	in moun-
66601	tain-side near Al-Muhar-
66602	rakah where Jesus Christ
66603	and the B. V. Mary dwelt,
66604	79 b.
66605	Vaulted roof, 45 a, 50 a & b,
66606	63 b.
66607	Vaults, 2 b.
66608	Veil, 67 b, 99 a.
66609	Vessels of church, 3 a, 29 b,
66610	31 a, 36 b, 44 b, 67 b.
66611	Villagers,
66612	burying-place of,
66613	63 b.
66614	Vinegar used
66615	in liturgy by
66616	Abyssinians, 106 a.
66617	Vineyards, 54 b, 67 a.
66618	Votive offerings, 56 b, 81 b,
66619	83 b,
66620	84 a,
66621	88 b,
66622	89 b,
66623	1 00 a, III a.
66624	Vow made by Shawar, 81 b.
66625	Walt, 8ia & b, 82 a, 91 b.
66626	— of Cairo, 45 a.
66627	— of Kus, 81 b, 82 a.
66628	— of Misr, 26 a, 29 b, 32 a,
66629	53 a,
66630	59 b,
66631	83 a,
66632	89 b,
66633	97 b.
66634	— of Oases, 93 a.
66635	— of Uswan, loi b.
66636	Wall, triple, 73 b.
66637	Water
66638	used
66639	in
66640	liturgy,
66641	in-
66642	stead of wine, by Abys-
66643	sinians, 106 a.
66644	— of
66645	consecration
66646	(holy
66647	water), 78 b, 98 a, 102 b.
66648	— turned into wine, 78 b.
66649	Water-pipe, 63 a.
66650	Water-wheel
66651	of
66652	Moses,
66653	Church of, 92 a.
66654	Water-wheels, 67 a, 103 b.
66655	Weddings
66656	of
66657	Muslims
66658	at
66659	Esneh, 102 a & b.
66660	Wells, 31b, 33 a, 34 a, 41
66661	a & b,
66662	43 b,
66663	49 a,
66664	51 b,
66665	54 b,
66666	56
66667	a,
66668	61 a,
66669	62
66670	a,
66671	67 a, 79 a, 81 b, 102 b.
66672	White Week, The, 51b.
66673	Whitewashing, 37 b, 45 b.
66674	Wine, use
66675	of, in
66676	liturgy of
66677	Abyssinians, 106 a.
66678	Wine-press, 55 b.
66679	Works composed by Ibn al-
66680	Kanbar,
66681	1 6 b.
66682	Worms (termes arda), 6 1 b,
66683	63 b.
66684	Woven stuffs,
66685	1 9 b.
p. 413
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