 | sir Edward Herbert Bunbury (9th bart.) - Classical geography - 1879 - 786 pages
...certainly means the west wind | to east. (see ii. 47, § 119), while the monsoon, j ' vi. 23, § 101. to be recommended, on account of the neighbouring...far from the land, and cargoes have to be loaded and unloaded in barges. The ruler of the country at the time of which I speak was a king named Ccelobothras.... | |
 | Edward Herbert Bunbury - Classical geography - 1883 - 792 pages
...course actually pursued by the navigators would be almost precisely from west to east. 7 vi. 23, § 101. to be recommended, on account of the neighbouring...far from the land, and cargoes have to be loaded and unloaded in barges. The ruler of the country at the time of which I speak was a king named Coalobothras.... | |
 | V. Kanakasabhai - Tamil (Indic people). - 1904 - 414 pages
...called Hippalos in forty days to the first commercial station of India named Muziris, which is not much to be recommended on account of the neighbouring pirates...far from the land and cargoes have to be loaded and unloaded in barges. The ruler of the country at the time of which I 1 Putala, at the bead of the delta... | |
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... to be recommended, on account of the neighbouring pirates, who occupy a place called Nitrias: nor does it furnish any abundance of merchandise. Moreover the station of shipping is far from the land, and cargoes have to be loaded and unloaded in barges.... 