‘The Oriental geography of Ebn Haukal, an Arabian traveller of the tenth century’ [‎280] (333/388)

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Derhet*, five farsang; and from Herkaneh to
Zcirnin, nine farsang : from Zamin toLULw Sabat, three farsang;
and from Bouheket\ to Ferghaneh, two farsang; from
cxj C o Beiket J, which is on the borders of Ferghaneh, and from
Setroushteh to that place, seven farsang; from Se-
troushteh to JVaaketh, three farsang; on the road of
Khojend, and from Waaketh to -C Arek, two farsang;
and from Arek to Khojend, six farsang.
Distances of and Isahah || : cU/Uu Bena-
keth, is situated on the banks of the river of Chaje ; from
that to Kherseliket, one farsang; from Kherseliket to
Oviij Benket ^[, one farsang; from that to Sehourket,
three farsang; and from that to * * * * Dehekanfj",
two farsang; and from that to Zalinkiet J J, one far
sang; and from that to Heiket^, two farsang.
» Or Sj* Dcrk.
t I have supplied the points in this name, as they are omitted in the Eton MS.
^ Doubtfully written.
§ I suspect an omission of some points in this word, and perhaps it should be
Chaje.
|j Doubtfully written.
11 I have supplied the points of B and N in this word. It is so doubtfully written in the
Eton MS. as to appear like Meht\ perhaps it should be C£\XjBenakd,
tt The name following Dehekan is so written in the Eton MS. as to be capable of
various readings \ I therefore give It as in the MS. ^
++ I have here supplied, by conjecture, all the points, except those of the first and last
letter.
§§ Doubtfully written.