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INDEX 557
Sainsbury, Noel, ii. 273 footnote
St. Ives, i. 496
St. John, Knights of, expelled by Tamerlane,
ii. zog
Sakae, the, i. 160, 173, 205-210, 354,
360, 469
Salndin, -vide Salah-u-Din
Salah Khan, captain of Nadir's guard,
ii.
367
Salah-u-Din (Saladin
of the Crusaders),
ii. 108
Salamis, i. 215 Battle
5 of, 216-218 ; 220,
223, 224, 225, 231, 233, 244
Salar, Kajar Khan rebellion ; of, ii.
442-
443
Salghar, founder of Fars Dynasty, ii. 127
Sali, Vizier of the Chagatay, ii. 196
Salih ibn Nasr, Governor of Sistan, ii.
84
Salman, first Persian convert to Islam,
ii. 17, 37
Salmas, ii. 255, 262
Salm ibn Ziad, Arab Governor of
Khorasan, ii. 50
Salonica, i. 251
Sam, Prince of Sistan, i. 143-144
Sam (Pretender),
ii.
362
Saman, founder of Samanid Dynasty,
ii. 87, 88
Samanid Dynasty; rise of, ii.
87-88; at
its zenith, 89-90 ; decay and downfall,
90-91 ; 96
Samarcand, i. 287, 288, 289, 438, 496 ;
ii. 48, 52, 53 ;
rebellion in, 70 ;
captured by Harthama, 71 ;
88 ;
annexed
by Mahmud, 96 ; 105, 118, 140,
149, 152, 196, 197, 198, 200, 204,
207, 211 ;
Tamerlane's tomb, 215 ;
216, 218, 223, 224, 236, 243
Samaria, capture of, i. 123-124; 352
Samarra, city of, i. 50, 456, 457 ;
founding
of, ii. 78-79 ; palace of, 82-83
Sam Mirza, vide Safi, Shah
Sammuramat, Assyrian Queen, i. 123
Samos, i. 223
Samosata, i. 175
Samsi-Ramman IV., Assyrian King,
i.
122
Samsu-iluna, King of Babylon, i. 80, 81
Sana, i. ii.
493 ; 7
Sandrocottus (Chandragupta),
i.
312
Sangar, ii. 150
Sanjar, Sultan, ii.
Seljuk, in, 112;
at the zenith of power, 118-119 ; 120,
121 defeated ; by the Kara Khitai, 122 ;
captured by the Ghuzz, 122-123 ; escape
and death, 124 ;
character of, 124-125 ;
126, 236
Sapor I., vide Shapur I.
Saracens, the, i. 452, 453, 456, 482, 490,
53> 5i7
Sarai, ii. 196
Sarakhs, i. 4
ii.
; 73, 126, 184 ; 300
Sarangians, the, i. 354
Saras River, the,
i.
525
Sarbizan Pass, ii.
183
Sardanapalus, i. 132
Sardes, i. 30 ;
American mission at, 136 ;
155; capture of, by Cyrus, 156; 175,
176, 179, 199, 200, 201, 203, 212,
225, 226, 227, 237, 260 ;
surrender of,
265 ; 312, 314, 336, 344
Sardinia, ii. 115
Sardu, ii. 32 footnote, 183
Sargon I., King of Assyria, i. 70 ;
campaign
against Elam, 71
Sargon II., King of Assyria, i. 88 war
;
with Elam, 89-90; 118; captures
Samaria, 123 ; 136
Sarhad, i. 39, 55
Sari, ii. 54, 86
Sarmatians, the, i. 440
Sarvistan, palace at, i. 509, 510
Sasan, i. 423, 424
Sasanian Dynasty rise ; of, i. 422-429 ;
433 ;
connexion of China and Persia,
483-484 ; administration, language, and
architecture under, 500 et seq. ; growth
of the army, 502-504 ;
the monarch
and his Court, 506 ; art and architecture,
ii.
508-515 ; 44, 131
Sasanian rock sculptures, i.
194
Satibarzanes, Persian Satrap, i. 284, 285
Satrapies, instituted by Darius, i. 173
Sattagydia, Persian province, i. 173
Saturn, i. 420
Sauromaces, Prince of Iberia, i. 458, 459
Sava (or Sawa),
ii. 112, 159, 181
Saxa, Decidius, Roman Governor of Syria,
i-384,. 385
Sayf-u-Din, Ghorid Prince, ii. 120
Sayhan, River, i. 24
Scanderun, Gulf of, ii. 181
Schiel, Father, i. 57
Schindler, Sir Houtum, i. 332
Scipio, i. 362
Scodra (the modern Scutari), i.
385
Scotland ;
Scotch and Macedonians compared,
i. 302
Scutari, i. 385
Scylax (Greek admiral), i. 179-180
Scythians, the ;
invasion of Media, i.
130-131 ; 133, 138 ; campaign by
Darius, 175 et seq. ; 182, 225, 253,
288, 354
Sebastian, Roman general,
i.
452
Secudianus, Achaemenian Prince,
i.
232
Seleucia, city on the Tigris, i. 312, 338,
357, 373 375, 393, 395, 45 412,
414, 415, 454, 464 ;
Council of, 465 ;
520, 526, 538
Seleucia, Syrian city, i. 335, 356, 488
Seleucus I. (Nicator) ; rise of, i.
307 ;
308, 309 ; reoccupation of Babylon,
310-311 ;
forms an empire, 311-312 ;