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CHAPTER XL: Reign Of Justinian
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* Note: An abstract of the various opinions of the learned modern writers, Gosselin, Mannert, Lelewel, Malte-Brun, Heeren, and La Treille, on the Serica and the Thinae of the ancients, may be found in the new edition of Malte-Brun, vol.vi.p.

368, 382 .-- M.] [Footnote 69: The roads from China to Persia and Hindostan may be investigated in the relations of Hackluyt and Thevenot, the ambassadors of Sharokh, Anthony Jenkinson, the Pere Greuber, &c.

See likewise Hanway's Travels, vol.i.p.

345--357.

A communication through Thibet has been lately explored by the English sovereigns of Bengal.] [Footnote 70: For the Chinese navigation to Malacca and Achin, perhaps to Ceylon, see Renaudot, (on the two Mahometan Travellers, p.


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