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INDEX.

Hochfeld, M. his Iaudable efforts, in the vicinity of AkmetfhetHorfes of Baidari, their uncommon fagacity - .. -

--------, Crimean, account of the management of

Houfe, beautiful, erefted at Tfhorguna

Huts, fingular raode of building, in Crim-Tartary

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Jenits-lhe, falt-lake of, its extent- and produce

Je-ws' Fortrefs. See Dßufut-Kale.

Implements of agrieulture, ufed by the Tartars

Imports of Crim-Tartary, enumerated

Improvements, economical, of which the Crimea is capable

Jndoknce of the Tartars, ftriking inftances of

Inhabitants of the Crimea, their manners and cuftoms

Infcription, ancient Latin one, difcovered near Akhtiar

---------------------, Ruilian, explained

InfeBs, principal, infefling the Crimea

Jofaphat, valley of, highly efteemed by the Jews

Iphigenia, cape of, its probable fite

Irrigation, how condu&ed by the Tartars

Ißand, new, formed in the neighbourhood of Old Temruk

Itarkhan, falt-lake of, its extent and produce

Jumpers, Crimean, their culture and ufes

47«

159.

383

484,

485

361-

-375

363

342-

-361

15

3°°>

301

464,

465

35

129

397.

398

3>7

47«

410

K

Kaffa, its edifices, fize, and fituation, defcribedKalga-Sultan, formerly refided at Akmetfhet

■ ------, his palace totally demolifhed

Kamara, village of, its fituationKapfokhor, vale of, its uncommon fertilityKara-arditßi-derejfi, glen of, why thus denominatedKara-Ilas, village of, particulars concerningKarabunga, brook, its origin and courfeKaradagh, mount, its fituation and height defcribedKarantinaya-Bukhta, or Quarantine Bay, near Akhtiar

265—268

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213

125—127

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57Karaßs.