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Plate XIII. A View of the Eaftern Part of the Town of Karaffubafar,drawn from an eminence on the fouthem fide. The moftconfpicuous objects are two Khans, or mercantile halls jand, in the back-ground, is the extenfive cemetery, nowcompletely defpoiled of its tomb-ftones. In front appears thebuilding appropriated to the manufa&ure of tiles. p. 208.

Plate XIV. A Profpett of the ruinous Town of Theodofia, or Kaffa,together with part of the bay known by that name; drawnfrom the fhore of the latter. The fmall quarter, ftillinhabited, is here reprefented with the eaftern citadel lyingin front, the Greek church, the large metfhet, and theadjacent bath; as well as the furrounding fortified walland turrets, inclofing the ancient town. Farther, theConfular refidence of the Genoefe, erefted on this wallcontiguous to the fea; and the citadel at the oppofiteextremity of that place. The mountains in the back-ground confift of thofe heights which rife towards theKaradagh and the vale of Sudagh. p. 267.

Plate XV. A Reprefentation of the accumulated rocks of Taraktafh:\, they lie in front of the viniferous dale of Sudagh, and mayferve to convey an idea of the formation of the Crimeanmountains, confifting of pudding-ftone 5 together with thefmall village bearing the fame name; and its gardensfituated in the fore-ground pp. 219. 259.

Plate XVI. A View of the ancient Genoefe Fortrefs of Soldaya orSudagh, drawn from the eaftern fide of the vale; as wellas the Kußi-kaya, which lies behind ; and being compofedof the marmoraceous lime-ftone rock, may afford fomeidea of this fpecies of mountains in Taurida. The fort is

fituated