FROM ROSETTA IN EGYPT, TO LARNECA IN CYPRUS.

Return to the Fleet-Nelson's Island-AntiquitiesRosetta-

-Trilinguar Inscription-Scarabæus Pilularius-Curious

Edifice in Rosetta, of the Gothic form-Voyage to Cyprus-

-Appearance of the island-Salines-Hot Winds-Larneca

-Insalubrity of the Island-Produce of the Land-Wine of

Cyprus-Wretched Condition of the Country-Phoenician

Idols-Nature of the Cyprian Venus-Ancient Gems-Signet
Rings-Origin of the Camachuia-Theban Stone-Paintings
commemorated upon Gems-Notice of a Picture by Zeuxis
from an ancient Greek Manuscript-Substances used for the
Signets of Cyprus-their most ancient form.

CHAP. II.

P. 35.

CYPRUS.

Antient Geography of the Island-Situation of Citium-Phoe-

nician Settlements-Illustrious Citieans-Last Remains of

the City-Reports concerning Baffa-Minerals of Cyprus-

Journey to Nicotia-Women of Cyprus-Gardens of Larneca

-Desolate Appearance of the Country-Village of Attièn—

Primæval Mills-Curious Mode of keeping Bees-Carob

Tree-Appearance of Nicotia-Banishment of Prostitutes-

Palace of the English Dragoman-Visit to the Turkish

Governor-his reception of the Author-Oriental Mode of

entertaining Guests-Guyûmjee, or Goldsmiths of Turkey-

Antiquities obtained in the Bazar - Polished Stones of

Cyprus-Antient Gems found in Nicotia-Camels-Rivers

of the Island-Antient Phoenician Medal-Tetradrachm of

Tyre-Return to the Fleet-Loss of the Iphigenia.

CHAP. III.

P. 80.

FROM EGYPT TO SYRIA.

Departure from Egypt-Course of the Romulus Frigate, in her

voyage to St. John d'Acre-Djezzar Pasha-Importance of

the Port of Acre-Druses-Interview with Djezzar-its

consequences-Climate of Acre-Shores of the Mediterranean

-Present State of the City-its former condition-Remains

of Antient Buildings-Medals of ACRE and of SIDON-

Attack upon the Long-boat of the Romulus-Appeal to the

Pasha-his Conduct upon that occasion-Further Interview

with Djezzar-Commerce of Acre.

CHAP. IV.

P. 120.

SEPPHORIS-

THE HOLY LAND.-ACRE TO NAZARETH.

Commencement of the Author's Journey in the Holy Land-

Camp of Djezzar Pasha's Cavalry-Cavalcade for the

Expedition-Syrian Tents-River Belus-Plants-SHEF-

HAMER-Reception by the Agha-Grave of an Egyptian

form-Plain of Zabulon-SAPPHURA, or

Medals-Druses-State of Christianity in the Holy Land

-Church of St. Joachim and St. Anne-Gothic Remains

-Discovery of Antient Pictures-Their probable Age-

Country between Sephoury and Nazareth-Dress of the

Arabs-Alarm of the Plague-NAZARETH-Condition of