The Hindu-Arabic Numerals c11.44

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¹ Geo. Phillips, “The Identity of Marco Polo’s Zaitun with Chang-chau, in T’oung pao,” *Archives pour servir à l’étude de l’histoire de l’Asie orientale*, Leyden, 1890, Vol. I, p. 218. W. Heyd, *Geschichte des Levanthandels im Mittelalter*, Vol. II, p. 216. The Palazzo dei Poli, where Marco was born and died, still stands in the Corte del Milione, in Venice. The best description of the Polo travels, and of other travels of the later Middle Ages, is found in C. R. Beazley’s *Dawn of Modern Geography*, Vol. III, chap. ii, and Part II.