query about Bulgakov's "Heart of a Dog"

[Adam Dar]

In Bulgakov's "Heart of a Dog," (NY:  Grove Press, 1987) to what do the following lines refer:

p. 32:  "From Seville and to Granada"

and

p. 123:  "Toward the Sacred Banks of the Nile"

thanks in advance,

Adam Dar




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