S t e $ m b a ö aOfev € a(îen untcrfdjdbeu fïd) t?on ben
$8&ïfent bèô 6ftüd)en unb fujbltd>çn ^Ifîenô 6uvd> bte
Ç d n fy e tt, bon bdt S ta tio n en k ö mejHtdjett Qlfïetié
bu td) bte gïeid)f6vn u ge, auênafymfofe © d jw airje, unb
bo n ben ^ fïtfa n ifc^ e ii fo ro o |t a(ô 2lnbamattifd)en iftes
gern butrd) b ij é d )ü d )t(;e tt uttb S a u ge U)vc$ Jgaupt*
fyaarê I ) . SRur b ie ,0 ta tre n an ber 9)laïab'artfd)eu
$ ü f le n a iv e n tfjre Jgaare; nnb btefe erlauben M ;e r
ben C a n n e n t ber untern Mafien eben fo w en ige bie
Jjjaare rcadjfen jn ïaffen, alö bie O b re n bié auf bie
© d )u (te n i ju verlä n g ern ,2) . 3Me übrigen $ in b u $
fd)eeren baê Jgauptfyaar a b , biö au f ein 93ttfd>el.auf
bem W ir b e l beô o tb p fé , voeld)e0 fie m tt betn d u r b a n
bebecten ^ ) . 2 )ieJB îaratten ïaffen metjîenô tiocfyjroet)
S o d e n über bem Dfyre auô bem d u rb a n fycrvbrragen,
welche Soeben baô ^IBetd^ttd^er ober ^Beibtfdje tl;reô
Slnfepettd vermehren Reifen 4) . D i e Jgtnbuê finb nidjt
march at all,; if they were to carry the same ba-
- gage and accoutrements.
1) Orme’s Frâgm. p. 46*0. The halt of the Indians is
without exception lorig, fine, and of a jet black.
Unter ben SSblfern. beê weftlid&en 9ïftenê jufyt man
au^erddjmar^en aud; braune unb rott>c Jjaare. #ob *
Qté traf rothaarige unb rotbwanglge 9)?bbrea in jjin»
bojlan an. The latter, (bte bohren in ^inboftan)
may in fact be called a fair people, and of have
seen many of them with ned hair, and florid complexions,
p. 3. £)ie Üleger ber'Sinbamanen haben
SBoUbaare, nie aber bie iptnbuê. Asiat. Res. IV. 389.
@rofe oerfftbert, 1. 143. böfj auch bie Jpabefftnier
biêmeilen fraufeê ößoUhaar batten, &Ba|rfcfeeinlicb
verwecpfelte biefer SReifenbe. $abe[fmiet mit deuten 9le*
gern.
2) Pyrard I. 271.' 277.
§) Crauford II. 40.
4) Grose 1—9'2._ Resider shaving their heads, of which
fo èunnbdrtfg aid tie QSutauer tmb attbere 936lfe r
bed bfiltdjen tmb fûblidjen fiend ; adetn fie ftnb aud)
fd fbarfbdrtig aid bte ^ )erfer, & d taren uub an*
here 9îattorien bed mefHidjen Sfftenê *)♦ £)te Jgtnbud
Xdffen fa(I allé b e n ^ im ib a r t wegfefyeeren, unb tragen
nieijt fefyr fbarbe 0 d ) n u r r b d r te 2 ).
@[n litcfet titu b e r d)araftértfi:tfd)eê5p^erbma()t, aid
bieitrfprungïtd;e © d)w dd)e ber O rga n ifa tto u , unb b&d)fl
mabrf<i)etnlid) eine J o lg e berfeiben, iff bte bepfpieiiqfe
9 Jîd $tgfeit unb 9iud)'rend;dt ber .Çm b u d 3 ). £5te
$ in b n d trtnfen gar fetu e flarfen (S e tr d u fe , fohbertt
entweber reined ÿ g a fie r , ober SReidwafjer, ober ben
ungegofyrnen @ a ft Von ^ )a ïm e n , ober enblid) einen
S ra îrô , ber and ^ fe ffe r , & am artn b en unb gw te b e ln
they religiously preserve in the middle, of it adock
at full length, so as lie up, and hung down behind,
the Morattoes one distinguished from the Moors,
by two favorite ourls they wear On each fide just
above the eary which appearing from under their
turbants, gives them a Kind of effeminate look.
3) Tavernier Voyag. II. 54/ Je remarquai en passant,
erne depuis, qu’on a passe Labor et le royaume de
Kachemiri qui le suit au Nord, toutes les femmes
naturellement n’ont point de poil en aucune partie
du Corps et même les hommes en ont très-peu au
^ menton. @ e o r g i 58efd)retb. u. f. m. 461 > uuh
5J>aHûÔ 9Iorb. i8et)trdge III. bernerftm non ben
S3 a u ta n en tn 91}Iracan a n , b a f fie m S&rglekbung
. mit ben Sataren unb Sîufîen einen bûnnen ^3art bâtt n*
2) Craufurd 1. c. Almost all the Hindoos shàve the
, head — and they likenise shave their beards, leaving
only small whiskers, which they preserve
with neatness and, care.
3 ) Tpierfiber febe matt Grose I. 235. A n q u etil p. 228.
@ 0 n n e r a 1 1. 24. O rm e’s F ragm en ts 469. etc. p,
Crauford 140.' II, 39.