RM2PPN98D–The garden house of Marco Polo on the lake at Yunnan-Fu, Yachi, China. From 'The Book of Ser Marco Polo, the Venetian : concerning the kingdoms and marvels of the East', 1871. Translated by Colonel Sir Henry Yule (1820-1889).
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RM2CDYH00–. The book of Ser Marco Polo : the Venetian concerning the kingdoms and marvels of the East . tas I have satisfied myself that they all (except perhaps this ofBarbaras, which we see to be otherwise erroneous) confound to-gether the two distinct families of Polo of S. Geremia and Poloof S. Giov. Grisostomo, I reserve my faith, and abstain frompresenting them. Assuming that the Marco or Marcolino Polo,spoken of in the preceding page, was a near relation (as is * In the Museo Civico (No. 2271 of the Cicogna collection) there is a commissionaddressed by the Doge Michiel Steno in 1408, NobiliViro M
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RM2CDYKPT–. The book of Ser Marco Polo : the Venetian concerning the kingdoms and marvels of the East . m which a similar doorway at the other end, also retainingsome scantier relics of decoration, leads to the entrance of theMalibran Theatre. Over the archway in the Corte Sabbionerathe building rises into a kind of tower. This, as well as thesculptured arches and cross, Signor Casoni, who gave a gooddeal of consideration to the subject, believed to be a relic ofthe old Polo House. But the tower (which Pauthiers viewdoes show) is now entirely modernized.! Other remains of Byzantine sculpture, which are
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RM2CDYA14–. The book of Ser Marco Polo : the Venetian concerning the kingdoms and marvels of the East . are called, according toone author, Nougait or Nogat, and according to Erman Ongotui. In some form ofthis same word, Nogait, Ongot, Onggod, Ongotui, we are, I imagine, to trace theNatigay of Polo. The modern representative of this Shamanist Lar is still foundamong the Buraets, and is thus described by Pallas under the name of Immegiljin: He is honoured as the tutelary god of the sheep and other cattle. Properly, thedivinity consists of two figures, hanging side by side, one of whom represents thegods