Spirit drawings and spiritual flowers. 
Spirits haunting deserts. 
Spiritualism in China. 
Spittoons, pocket. 
Spodium (Spodos). 
Sport and game, in Shan-si;
 Cachanfu;
  Cuncun;
  Acbalec Manzi;
  Tibet;
  Caindu;
  Zardandan;
  Mien;
  Linju;
  Cagu;
  Nanghin;
  Saianfu;
  Ching-hiang-fu;
  Chinginju;
  Changan;
  Kinsay;
  Fuju;
  Lambri;
  Maabar;
  Comari;
  Eli. 
Springolds. 
Springs, hot. 
Sprinkling of drink, a Tartar rite. 
Squares at Kinsay. 
Sri-Thammarat. 
Sri-Vaikuntham. 
Sse River. 
Stack, E., visits Kuh Banan. 
Star Chart. 
Star of Bethlehem, traditions about. 
Steamers on Yangtse-kiang. 
Steel mines at Kerman,
  in Chingintalas;
  Indian;
  Asiatic view of. 
Stefani, Signor. 
Stein, Dr. M.A., on Sorcery in Kashmir,
  on Paonano Pao;
  on Pamirs;
  on site of Pein. 
Stiens of Cambodia. 
Stirrups, short and long. 
Stitched vessels. 
Stockade erected by Polo’s party in Sumatra. 
Stone, miracle of the, at Samarkand.
——­ the green.
——­ towers in Chinese cities.
——­ umbrella column. 
Stones giving invulnerability. 
Suakin. 
Submersion of part of Ceylon. 
Subterraneous irrigation. 
Suburbs of Cambaluc. 
Subutai, Mongol general. 
Su-chau (Suju),
  plan of. 
Suchnan River. 
Sudarium, the Holy. 
Suddhodhana. 
Sugar, Bengal,
  manufactured;
  art of refining;
  of Egypt and China. 
Suh-chau (Sukchur). 
Suicides before an idol. 
Sukchur, province Sukkothai. 
Sukkothai.
Suklat, broadcloth. 
Sukum Kala’. 
Suleiman, Sultan. 
Sulphur and quicksilver, potion of longevity. 
Sultaniah, Monument at (See Soltania.). 
Sultan Shah, of Badakhshan. 
Sumatra (Java the Less),
  described, its kingdoms;
  circuit. 
Sumatra, Samudra,
  city and kingdom of (Samara for Samatva);
  legend of origin;
  Ibn Batuta there;
  its position;
  latest mention of;
  wine-pots. 
Sumbawa. 
Summers, Professor. 
Sumutala, Sumuntala, see Sumatra. 
Sun and moon, trees of the. 
Sundara Pandi Devar, Sondar Bandi Davar, king in Ma’bar,
  his death;
  Dr. Caldwell’s views about. 
Sundar Fulat (Pulo Condore Group). 
Sung, a native dynasty reigning in S. China till Kublai’s conquest,
  their paper-money, effeminacy;
  cremation;
  Kublai’s war against;
  end of them. 
Sunnis and Shias. 
Suolstan (Shulistan), a kingdom in Persia. 
Superstitions in Tangut, the devoted sheep or ram (Tengri Tockho),
  the dead man’s door;
  as to chance shots;
  in Carajan;
  devil-dancing;
  property of the dead;
  Sumatran;
  Malabar;
  as to omens. 
Sur-Raja. 
Survival, instances of. 
Sushun, Regent of China, execution of.