Aden, Yemen (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"At Aden, the passengers from the south were transferred on board the French mail steamer, the 'Mei-kong,' en route from China to Marseilles."

"reach England via Aden and Marseilles."

"XXXVI. —Concerning the Province of Aden 438 Notes.—1. The Trade to Alexandria from India viâ Aden. 2. “Roncins à deux selles.” 3. The Sultan of Aden. The City and its Great Tanks. 4. The Loss of Acre."

"Aden, with the attempted Escalade under Alboquerque in 1513."

"They are also distinctly represented on the towers of Aden, in the contemporary print of the escalade in 1514, reproduced in this volume."

"of Dofar and Aden we shall hear further on;"

"…if a ship be driven by stress of weather into some other port … they seize her… carried by the merchants to Aden"

"…all the vessels bound for Aden touch at this Island."

"Kazwini says of the Ocean, quoting Al Biruni: 'Then it extends to the sea known as that of Berbera, and stretches from Aden to the furthest extremity of Zanjibar; beyond this goes no vessel on account of the great current."

"when he got to Aden. Now that is a Kingdom wherein Christians are held in great detestation..."

"Concerning the Province of Aden. You must know that in the province of Aden there is a Prince who is called the Soldan."

"… as a town and district about 330 m. east of Aden."

"… the bearing fairly so for the first time since we left Aden."

"Book III. … Zanghibar—Aden—Esher—Dufar—Frankincense"

"You must know that the merchants of Kis and Hormes, Dofar and Soer and Aden collect great numbers of destriers and other horses…"

"ADEN. In the Ying yai shêng lan we read that “the kingdom (of A-tan) is on the sea-coast. It is rich and prosperous, the people follow the doctrine of the Moslems and their speech is Arabic..."

"Aden, 124 (from the INDEX)."