government, ibid. Trade, 114. Their extraordinary mode of travelling on camels, 114, 115. Articles of commerce between them and Tuat, 159» 160. Anecdote of one, 197. Tuat (country), situation, productions, and trade of, 143. Itinerary from Morzouk thither, 144. Tubbel, or drum of Fezzan, account of, 248, 249. Usadena, villages of, 32. Their distressed state, ibid. Vocabulary of the language of Bornou, 122. Of Sakkatoo, 135—138. Of Tembuc- too, 146, 147. Of Soudan, or the Haousa tongue, 149—151. Of the Tibboo dialect, 232. O f Sockna, 314— 316. Wadan, (a town of Fezzan), notice of, 76. Character of its inhabitants, ibid. , (an animal and chain of mountains so called), account of, 76. Waday country, articles of export to, from Fezzan, 152—154. Articles given in exchange, 154—157. Distance from the Tibboô country to, 230, 231. Itinerary to, from Borgoo, 267. Wad el Nommel, or the valley of ants, wretched village of, 87. Wadey, a species of desert, notice of, 346. Shirghi, chief towns in, 300. Ghrarbi, chief towns in, ibid. Character and manners of the inhabitants of, g ibid, 301. Wajunga people, notice of, 252. Account of their country, 266. Waled Suliman, ah Arabian tribe, account of, 54—56. Warr, a species of desert, notice of, 345. Warred, a species of lizard, notice of, 184, 185. Washing, singular aversion to, of the Tuarick, an African tribe, 111. Water, Arab mode of carrying across the deserts, 93. How raised for irrigating the land near Morzouk, 169. How obtained from the stomach of camels, to satisfy the thirst o f almost perishing travellers, 305. Wells of the great desert, observations on, 348. Werda, itinerary to, from Yen, 265. Wishek, a species of desert, notice of, 345. Women of Tripoli, dress of, described, 17,18. Arabian dress of, 39, 40. Conditions and dress of the women of Bornou and Soudan, 161. And of the Tibboo women, 224—227. Of the women in Fezzan, 287. Wudakaire, wells of, 223. Yemyem, inhabitants of, cannibals, 142,143. Notice of this country, 143. Yen, (town), notice of, 265. Itinerary thence, to Werda, ibid. Yussuff, a Moor, benevolent conduct of, towards the author and his companions, 192—194, 203. Zaizow, (village), notice of, 205. Hospitable reception of the author at, 258. Zeighan, (village), notice of, 85. Zgar, wadey of, 81. Zibboon, an article of Tripoline dress, described, 6. INDEX. Zleetun, castle of, arrival at, 334. Notice of Roman ruins in its vicinity, ibid. Notice of the village, 335. Impudence of a Maraboot there, ibid. Markets and com- merce, ibid. 336. Zuela, arrival of the author at, 212. His re- ception there, ibid. 218. Character of the inhabitants, 213. Singular instance of their ignorance, ibid. Description of a Mosque and other ancient Arabic buildings in its vicinity, 214—216. .Ruins of the castle, 217. Hospitality of several Shreefs at, to the author, 217, 218. Zumeeta, an Arabian dish, how prepared, 50.
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