"رحلة أوترام وهافلوك في بلاد فارس، بقلم النقيب ج. هـ. هانت، ٧٨ هايلاندرز. يوجد في المقدمة ملخص عن التاريخ الفارسي، تقرير عن الاختلافات المتعددة بين إنجلترا وبلاد فارس واستفسار عن أصل الحرب السابقة. بقلم جورج تاونسيند، مؤلف كتاب "ملخص أوروبا الحديثة لراسل"". [‎١‎٥] (٣٩٠/٣٦)

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Kaiumarath, Keiomarras, or Kaiomurs, who
was raised to the imperial dignity, b.c. 2190,
according to Hales, and b.c. 890, according to
Sir William Jones. The former date may be
correct, as it does not seem improbable that
soon after the dissolution of the first Assyrian
empire, the Persian tribes should gradually
rise into importance. By some authorities this
monarch is declared to have been a grandson
of Noah. The truth may be, that he was a
descendant of Shem. He was succeeded by
Ilushang, surnamed Pischdad "the Just," or,
as Sir William Jones suggests, " the Legis
lator."
This prince was a favourite character in the
old Persian romances. Certain writers have
endeavoured to establish his identity with
Chedorlaomer, king of Elam, one of the four
monarchs who, in the fourteenth chapter of
Genesis, are represented as making war upon
five other kings. The latter were defeated and
the victors carried off Lot, Abraham's brother,
into captivity. The misfortunes of his relative
aroused the ire of the patriarch, who armed
his trained servants, pursued the aggressors,