Part 19

Page 15. line 5. read _Achmetléer_. 24. 4. not. 44. 29. _Aurátbasar_. 76. 13. _alaí chiaush_. 77. 28. _lilia_. 88. 33. thither. 92. 29. _Judex_. 93. 32. _Banti_. 108. 9. _Glychensberg_. 133. 20. _Ferdinand_. 142. 20. by. 168. 10. ALIAM.

Transcriber’s Note: The errata have been corrected. Originals read: _Achmetcléar_; nor; _Aarátbasar_; _alaí, chiaush_; _lillia_; hither; _jndex_; _Banfi_; _Glychebsberg_; _Ferdinard_; be; AILAM.

AN INDEX of NAMES and THINGS.

A.

ABAFFI, a prince of _Valachia_, Pag. 89.

ABYDOS, see ESKI NATOLIA HISAR.

ACHMETLEER, a village on the road from _Smyrna_ to _Sardis_, 15.

ACHMET GERAI _Sultan_, a Tartar prince, 73.

ACHMET _Sultan_, his mosque at _Constantinople_ described, 40, 45, 64.

ADRAMYTTIAN _gulph_, made by the two promontories of _Cana_ and _Lecton_, 33.

ADRASTIAN PLAINS, so called from the town _Adrastia_ in _Mysia Major_, 52.

ADRIANOPLE, by the Turks called _Edrine_, a city of _Thrace_ on the river _Hebrus_, described, 63.

ADULTERY, what proof it requires in _Transylvania_, 104.

AESEPVS, now SIMOW, a river flowing into the _Propontis_, 52, 58.

AETNA, a burning mountain in _Sicily_, described, 173.

AGA, a name of respect among the Turks, which properly signifies _lord_ or _master_; from the modern Greek word ἀγὰς, as some have thought, 9. It is also an additional title given to several officers, who attend the _Grand Signior_, 69

ΑΓΙΑ ΠΥΛΗ, or the _sacred curtain_, which incloses the choir in the Greek churches, 42.

AGRIA, a city in _Hungary_, 108.

AIASALUCK, see EPHESUS.

AKHISAR, see THYATIRA.

ALAI CHIAUSH, a messenger of ceremony, 76.

ALAI KIOSK, a pleasure house of the _Grand Signior_ in the great _seraglio_ at _Constantinople_, described, 45.

ALANY, a village in _Hungary_, possessed chiefly by General _Glychensberg_, 108.

ALBA JULIA, see WISSENBURG.

ALCYONIVS, his book _De exilio_, said to be compiled out of _Cicero’s_ treatise _De gloria_, 143.

ALEXANDER _Sanctus_, his bones carried in procession at _Vienna_, 124.

ALCKMAIR, a town in _North Holland_, 168.

ALLAH, a name of _God_ among the Turks, 71. See _D’Herbelot_.

ALLALMALEE, a Christian village in _Thrace_, 62.

ALMASCH, a river in _Transylvania_, 97.

ALMELOO, a town in _Overissel_, 161.

ALONIA, an island in the _Propontis_, famous for excellent wines, 37.

ALSLEBER, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 146.

ALSTER, a river, which runs into the _Elbe_ at _Hamburg_, 152.

ALT, a river in _Transylvania_, 89.

ALTENA, a town near _Hamburg_, subject to the king of _Denmark_, 154, 156.

ALUTA, see ALT.

ALYMAN, a mountain in _Ionia_ betwixt _Ephesus_ and the village _Giamobasy_, probably _Mons Gallesius_ of the antients, 21.

AMASIA, see EMS.

AMERSFORD, a town in the province of _Utrecht_, 162, 169.

AMMAN _Dr._ taught deaf and dumb persons to speak at _Harlem_, 167.

ANATOLIA, see NATOLIA.

ANTIOCHVS _King_, where defeated by _Scipio Asiaticus_, 53.

ANTONINVS _Marcus_, the Emperor, died at _Vindobona_, 125.

APAMEA, see MONTAGNIA.

APOLLONIA ad _Rhyndacum_, see ULUBAT.

APVLVM, see WISSENBURG.

AQUEDUCTS of _Constantinople_ described, 43.

ARABIC _figures_, their form, as expressed in a date 1477 at _Clausenburg_; and 1467 at _Vienna_, 97.

ARANYAS, antiently _Chrysolas_, a river in _Transylvania_, 96.

ARCADIVS the _Emperor_, his pillar at _Constantinople_ described, 44.

ARCHBISHOP of _Vienna_, his behaviour at a procession, 125.

ARGINVSAE, see MUSCONISIA.

ARGISCH, a river of _Bulgaria_ runing into the _Danube_, 77.

ARGURON, a Muscovian bird, 68.

ARMS of _France_, see FLIES.

ARNOUTCUI, a village in _Bulgaria_, 76.

ARNSWOLDT, a wood in _Lower Saxony_, with a poor inn described there, 159.

AROKSZALLES, a popish village in _Hungary_, 108.

ASCHERSLEBEN, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 146.

ATHOS, a mountain in _Macedonia_, 33.

ATMEIDAN, the Turkish name for the _hippodromus_, or _cirque_, at _Constantinople_, 44.

AUGUSTINES, their convent at _Vienna_, 117.

AURATBASAR, a place at _Constantinople_, which signifies the _market of women_, where stands an antient historical pillar, with a Greek inscription upon it, 44.

AUSTRIA, divided from _Hungary_ by the river _Leyta_, 114. And from _Moravia_ by the _Teya_, 131.

B.

BABA, the name of a cape, formerly called _Lecton_, in the _Aegean_ sea, 33.

BABITZ, a town in _Austria_, 132.

BABO, _Count_ of _Abensberg_, his numerous ofspring, 125.

BADEN, a town near _Vienna_, celebrated for its baths, 126. Their manner of making wine, enclosing vineyards, and drawing carriages, 128. Their custom upon the death of any animal, _ib._

BAJAZET _Sultan_, his mosque at _Constantinople_, 40. And at _Adrianople_, 64.

BAIN, a small _Saxon_ brass coin, somewhat more than our farthing, current in _Valachia_, 85.

BALASFALVA, a town in _Transylvania_, 94.

BALASHAZA, a town in _Transylvania_, 97.

BALIHISAR, a town of _Mysia Minor_, 52.

BANDIERA, a _banner_ or _standard_, 81.

BANTI _Count_, governor of _Wissenburg_, 93. His present to L. Paget, 96.

BARICLE, a village on the road from _Smyrna_ to _Sardis_, 15.

BARROWS, or _hillocks_, in _Ionia_, between _Durguthli_ and _Sardis_, remarkable for their number and figure, 14.

BARUT AGA, a Turkish officer, who has the charge of the gunpowder, 32. His treatment of captain Winter, 38.

BASHA, an additional title given to such officers, as attend the _Grand Signior_, 45, 66, 67.

BASIRE _Doctor_, prebendary of _Durham_, professed divinity at _Wissenburg_ during the troubles in England, 95. Left his _Itinerary_ there in manuscript, _ib._

BASSARABAS _Joannes Constantinus_, prince of _Valachia_, his character and family, 78. His palace at _Bucurest_, 79. He entertains L. Paget, _ib._ His palace at _Tergovist_, 82.

BATHS at _Prusia_ described, 50. Near _Buda_, 111. At _Baden_, 126. In the island _Milo_, 177.

BATKAN, a river flowing from mount _Haemus_ in _Thrace_, 75.

BEAVER, one at _Neugebac_ described, 118.

BEEMSTER, a place in _North Holland_, 168.

BEES, see FLIES.

BEHEMERWALT, see SYLVA HERCYNIA.

BEHEMISH _language_, a dialect of the _Sclavonian_, 133.

BELGRADE, a village in _Thrace_ near _Constantinople_, 43.

ΒΗΜΑ, the _chancel_ in Greek churches, 81.

BENEDICTINES, their convent at _Vienna_, 117.

BEY, a Turkish word, signifying _lord_, 60.

BIBLE, a ms. in the _German_ language, with a remarkable picture, in the Imperial library at _Vienna_, 119. Another in old _English_; a third of _St. Jerome’s_, written by _Abbas Gaufridus Vitulus_; with a _Greek Testament_, and two printed copies, which all want the remarkable passage in the first _Epistle_ of _St. John_; an _Aethiopic Testament_ ms; a roll of the _Pentateuch_, as now used by the Jews; and a _vulgate Latin Bible_, printed by _Aldus_, with a remarkable reading: all in the Duke’s library at _Wolfembutel_, 148.

BIESKE, a village in _Hungary_, 111.

BIRGHEE, a town near mount _Tmolus_ in _Ionia_, 18.

BITIN, a town in _Bohemia_, the estate of Prince _Lobcowitz_, 138.

BLANKENESS, a village in _Lower Saxony_, 159.

BLANYAN or BRANYAN, a town in _Bohemia_, 133, 134.

BLEW KIOSK, a pleasure house of the _Grand Signior_, in the great _seraglio_ at _Constantinople_, 45.

BOCLEW, a river in _Mysia minor_, 59.

BOET C., a famous painter in enamel at _Vienna_, 130.

BOGAZ, a _strait_, or narrow sea, between two lands. Also an _isthmus_, or neck of land, between two seas, 33.

BOHAIMTSBRODT, a town in _Bohemia_, 134.

BOHEMIA, separated from _Moravia_ by the river _Iglaw_, 132. From _Saxony_ near the town _Peterswaldt_, 139.

BOIAK DERVENT, a town in _Thrace_, 73.

BOIUKDERE, a town near _Constantinople_, signifying the _great vale_, 47.

BOKLAR, a Turkish village in _Bulgaria_, 75.

BONPOURNICKEL, a sort of black bread used in _Lower Saxony_, 160.

BOROSNYAI _Joannes Nagy_, an _Hungarian_ divine, 92, 93.

BOSPHORVS, by the Turks called _Bogas_, flows constantly into the _Propontis_, 38, 42.

BOSTANGI BASHA, the _Grand Signior’s_ chief gardiner, and keeper of the palace at _Constantinople_, 45.

BOTH, a river in _Hungary_, 108.

BOURG, a palace in _Vienna_ so called, 117.

BOY born at _Rigetsch_ in _Austria_ without legs or thighs, but healthy and lively, 129.

BOZACGEE, a village in the _Adrastian_ plains, 59.

BOZOK, a Turkish drink, described, 62.

BOZZA, a river, which rises between _Valachia_ and _Transylvania_, 86.

BRAN, a castle on the borders of _Transylvania_, described, 86.

BREMEN, the chief city of the Dutchy so called, and a _Hanse_ town, in _Lower Saxony_, 156, 157. Described, 160.

BREVICVLVS _de nationibus Transylvanicis_, the title of a book so called, 91.

BRIDGES, one of stone at _Uzunkuprée_ described, 62. A wooden one of four hundred paces over the _Danube_ between _Vienna_ and _Entzersdorff_, 131. A stone one at _Prague_ described, 134, 137. In _Bohemia_ usually covered with a penthouse, 138. One at _Dresden_, 139. Another at _Misten_, cross the _Elbe_, 140.

BRUNSWICK, the chief city of that dutchy, described, 149. Their way of making mum, _ib._

BUCUREST, a town in _Valachia_, 81. Its streets floored with plank, 82.

BUDA, the metropolis of _Hungary_, described, 109, 110. Its government, 111.

BUDWITZ, a town in _Austria_, on the borders of _Bohemia_, 132.

BULGARIA, antiently _Moesia Inferior_, divided from _Thrace_ by mount _Haemus_, 75. The soil rich, but the people poor, 76. Separated from _Valachia_ by the _Danube_, 77.

BUXTCHUDE, a town in _Lower Saxony_, in the dominion of _Sweden_, 159.

C.

CADI, a Turkish officer, properly a justice, 6.

CADILESKER, a lord chief justice among the Turks; of which there are two, one for _Europe_, and the other for _Asia_, 66.

CADIZ, in _Spain_, described, 170. Remarkable instances of superstition there, 171.

CAFTAN, a vest or garment of honour among the Turks, 65.

CAICVS, a river of _Mysia Major_, described, 52, 57.

CAIMEKAM, a Turkish officer, who acts as deputy to the prime _vizír_ in his absence, 66, 69.

CALLIPOLIS, see GALLIPOLI.

CALVINISTS, their worship in _Transylvania_, 102.

CAMELOSTRVTHI, see OSTRICHES.

CANA, a promontory of the _Adramyttian_ gulph, 33.

CANON, see ESKI NATOLIA HISAR.

CANTACUZENO _Thomaso_, his reception of L. Paget, 77.

CANTACUZENVS _Constantinus Stolnichus_, uncle to the Prince of _Valachia_, his character, 79.

CAPIGEES, messengers extraordinary from the _Grand Signior_, into whose presence they conduct ambassadors, 67.

CAPUCHINS, their convent at _Vienna_, in which are buried the imperial family, 117. Their cloister at _Prague_ described, 135. Their convent at Cadiz, 172.

CARAVAN, a company of pilgrims, or other persons, who travel together in Turkey, with a guard for their security, 51. See Dr. _Pococke_, V. ii. par. i. p. 30.

CARDIA, or _Sinus Melas_, a gulph on the west side the _isthmus_ of the _Chersonésus_, 62.

CARNVNTVM, see PETRONEL.

CASSAWARE, a sort of bird without wings, 118.

CATERGEE, a Turkish word signifying a _mule driver_, 62.

CATHARINE _Saint_, her church at _Hamburg_ described, 153.

CATROCHAN, a convent near _Bucurest_ in _Valachia_ described, 81.

CATTLE of _Hungary_, fair, white, and large, 107.

CAYSTER, a river in _Ionia_, 19, 21.

CAYSTRIAN, plain in _Ionia_ described, 19.

CETIVS, a mountain in _Austria_, 131.

CHALCEDON, a town in _Bithynia_ opposite to _Constantinople_, some account of it, 43.

CHALLIKCAVAK, a town on the borders of _Bulgaria_; the ornaments of the women, and their manner of dismissing strangers, 74.

CHARYBDIS, see SCYLLA.

CHATEAURENAULT, the _French_ admiral, his whole squadron sunk or taken at _Vigo_ by the _English_, 138.

CHERSONESVS, the _peninsula_ of _Thrace_, 61.

CHIAUSH, a pursevant or messenger of the Turkish court, 69.

CHIAUSH BASHA, the chief officer of the Turkish _chiaushes_, or messengers, who carries a silver staff, 65.

CHRISTIANVS AVGVSTVS Duke of _Brunswick_, founded the library at _Wolfembutel_, and wrote the catalogues himself, 147.

CHRONIQUES D’ANGLETERRE, XIII volumes ms. in the Duke’s library at _Wolfembutel_, 148.

CHRYSOLAS, see ARANYAS.

CHRYSOPOLIS, see SCUTARI.

CHRYTSHULEST, a village in _Valachia_, 82.

CHURBEGEE, a captain of the _janisaries_, 66.

CIANVS _sinus_, a bay in _Bithynia_, in which was the famous fountain, where _Hylas_ was drowned, 49.

CIBIN, a river of Transylvania, from which the city _Cibinium_ (or _Hermanstadt_) receives its name, 92.

CIBINIVM, see HERMANSTADT.

CICERO’S _Orations_ ms. in the Imperial library at _Vienna_, 120.

CIVS, or _Prusa ad Arganthonium_, now a small village of _Bithynia_, 50.

CLAMSTON, a town in _Bohemia_, 138.

CLAVDIOPOLIS, see CLAUSENBURG.

CLAUSENBVRG, a city in _Transylvania_ described, 96. Inscriptions there, 97.

CLOYSTER NEWBURG, a town in _Austria_, 131.

COKUCK DEROCUT, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 138.

COLONICZA _Cardinal_, archbishop of _Strigonium_, 107.

COLVMELLA, a curious manuscript of him in the possession of Dr. GOETZE at _Leipsick_, 143.

COMNENVS _Theodorus_, built a castle at _Prusia_, 51.

COMORWA, a village in _Thrace_, between which and _Adrianople_ drummers are placed in the road, like watchmen, for security, 74.

CONACK, a resting place or lodging, 2.

CONFRATERNITY _of the dead_, persons who attend the public executions at _Vienna_, 123.

CONFUCIAN _philosophy_, published in the _Sinese_ language by the Jesuits at _Vienna_, 120.

CONSTANTINE _the Great_, defeated _Licinnius_ near _Hadrianople_, 63.

CONSTANTINOPLE, by the Turks called _Istambol_, from a corruption of the Greek εἰς τὴν πόλιν, as some have conjectured. See _Cantem._ p. 51. The mosques there described, 40. The antient cirque, _ib._ Inscriptions there, 41, 46, 48, 49. The aqueducts, 43. The great _seraglio_, 45. Its figure towards the sea, 48.

CORDAG, see IDA.

CORDILIEU, a hill near _Smyrna_, 2.

CORN, in _Hungary_ buried under ground, 109.

CORNIBAT, a Turkish town in _Thrace_, famous for dying purple and yellow leather, 74.

COSSON _Daniel_, his inscriptions, 163.

COTONEST, a village _Valachia_, 84.

COTTON WOOL, how managed in Turkey, 13.

CRESSET _Mr._ envoy to the court of _Hanover_, his character, 151.

CRONSTAD, a city in _Transylvania_, described, 87. The religion, civil government, and language there used, 88.

CROSS _Saint_, a rich convent of Cistercian monks near _Baden_, 127. A church so called at _Dresden_, 139.

CRUCIFIX, in a chapel of the Premonstratensians at _Prague_, said to have been illuminated in the night, 136. Another on the bridge at _Dresden_, bearing an inscription, that disavows all superstitious worship, 140. One laid under foot at _Cadiz_, by the stratagem of a Jew shoemaker, 172.

CRYPTOGRAPHIA, a book written by _Christianus Augustus_ Duke of _Brunswick_, 148.

CSAT, a village in _Hungary_, 107.

CSEGE, a town in _Hungary_, having a pass over the TIBISCUS, 107.

CVMA, see SOTALEA.

CVPERVS _Gisbertus_, his library and _museum_, 162.

CURIOSITIES, at _Vienna_, 129. At _Leipsick_, 144.

CURUCHESMEE, a village on the Thracian _Bosphorus_, which signifies _a dry fountain_, 39.

CUSHCUI, a palace of the _Grand Signior_, very near _Constantinople_. The word signifies the _Bird village_, 49.

CYPRIANUS _Dr._ rector of the university at _Leipsick_, 144.

CYRILLIAN _Sclavonic character_ described, 85.

CYZICVS, a city of _Mysia minor_, 59.

CZASLAW, a town in _Bohemia_, where general _Zeiska_ lies buried, 133.

D.

DACIA MEDITERRANEA, now _Transylvania_, 85.

DACIA RIPENSIS, now _Moldavia_ and _Valachia_, _ib._

DE BARIAS _Didacus_, his house at _Cadiz_ esteemed a sanctuary, for sheltering the _host_ from a storm of rain, 172.

DEBRECYN, a free city in _Hungary_, described, 105, 106.

DELFT, a city in Holland, 162. A monument there in memory of _William_ I. Prince of Orange, 163.

DELMENHORST, a town in _Westphalia_ subject to the King of Denmark, 160.

DEMBOWITZA, a river in _Valachia_ runing into the _Danube_, 77, 83, 84.

DEPLITZ, a town in Bohemia, the estate and seat of Count _Clery_, 138.

DERRICUI, a Christian village in _Thrace_, 62.

DERVISES, Turkish _monks_ of several orders. Their college at _Magnesia_, 7. The ceremonies of those called _Meulevi_, 49, 70.

DESK _for books_, a wheeling one at _Prague_, 136. At _Wolfembutel_, 148.

DEVENTER, the chief town in _Overissel_, 161.

DE WILD _Mr._, an account of his cabinet, 166.

DIANA’S _temple_ at _Ephesus_, its remains, 27.

DIMOTICO, a market town in _Mysia Minor_, corruptly so called from the ancient _Didymotichos_, 60.

DIVAN, the grand council room, or court of justice, among the Turks, 45, 66.

DOBOZI _Stephanus_, a learned gentleman of _Debrecyn_ in _Hungary_, who is publishing a new version of the _Bible_ in that language, for the use of the Reformed churches there, 106.

DOBRAL, a town in _Thrace_, 74.

DOMUZDERE, a place near _Constantinople_, signifying _the vale of hogs_, 47.

DON JOHN _of Austria_, his statue at _Messina_ in memory of the victory at _Lepanto_, 174.

DRAGOMAN, a Turkish word signifying _an interpreter_, from the modern Greek δραγούμανος, or δραγώμανος, 2.

DRAGOSLAVE, a village in _Valachia_, 84.

DRESDEN, a royal city of _Upper Saxony_, described, 139.

DRUMNA, a town in _Austria_, 132.

DRUMMERS, placed as watchmen in several parts of _Thrace_, 74.

DURGUTHLI, a Turkish town in _Ionia_, where cotton wool is manufactured, 13. An Armenian church newly founded there, _ib._ A Greek inscription there, 14.

E.

EARTHQUAKE, a remarkable effect of one at _Messina_, 176.

EBERSTORFF near _Vienna_, in which there is a palace of the Emperor, 117.

EFFENDI, from a corruption of the Greek word αὐθέντης, is a title of respect given to persons among the Turks; used sometimes by itself, and at other times subjoined either to their name, or the office which they bear, 6.

EFFICKE _Dr._ professor of divinity at _Leipsick_, 142.

EGRA, a river in _Bohemia_, 138.

EIRONEIA _Gaufridi_, an antient _Satyr_ in ms. on the pope and court of _Rome_, in the possession of Dr. _Goëtze_ at _Leipsick_, 143.

EISLEBEN, a town in _Upper Saxony_, famous for the birth of _Luther_, 146.

ELBE, a river in _Bohemia_ described, 133, 152.

ELCHILEE, a town in _Thrace_, 63.

ELK, at the Emperor’s palace at _Schonbran_, described, 119.

EMPEROR _of Germany_, his treasury, 121. Present family, _ib._ Character, 122, 127. Manner of hunting, 123. Investing the princes of the empire, 124. Pictures and rarities, 129, 130. Palace at _Prague_, 135.

EMS, or _Amasia_, a river in _Westphalia_, 161.

ENGEDI _Stephanus_, professor of divinity at _Enyed_, 95.

ENTZERSDORFF, a town in _Austria_, 131.

ENYED, a town in _Transylvania_, where the Calvinists have the most flourishing school and college in that country, 95.

EPHESVS, now called _Aiasaluck_, its situation, 23. Its ruins described, _ib._ The castle, and _St. John’s_ church, 24. Remains of the old citadel, and _Diana’s_ temple, with other reliques of antiquity, 26, 27, 28.

ERDICURESTUR, a town in _Transylvania_, 97.

ERZERUM, a city of _Armenia_, 69. So called from _erz_ land, and _Rum_ Roman, _Cantem._ p. 75.

ESKIJAMI, a mosque at Adrianople, so called from its antiquity; _eskí_ signifying _old_, and _jamí_ a temple, 64.

ESKI NATOLIA HISAR, or, the _Old Asian Castle_. It is the antient _Abydos_ in _Mysia_, 36. Brass guns in the castle with a bore three quarters of a yard diameter, _ib._

ESKI STAMBOL, a city of _Bulgaria_, possibly the _Oescus Triballorum_ of the antients, 75.

ESTZERHAZI _Count_, Palatin of _Hungary_, 112.

EVPHORMIO of _Barclay_, a comment upon it by Mr. _Wagner_ of _Leipsick_, 141.

F.

FABRICIVS _Jo. Albertus_, his character, 157.

FALLING SICKNESS, the blood of persons executed esteemed a remedy for it at _Vienna_, 124.

FARO of _Messina_ described, 173.

FAVORITE, a palace of the Emperor at _Vienna_ so called, 117.

FEKETEHOLM, a town in _Transylvania_, with a church fortified like a garrison, 88.

FERDINAND II _Emperor_, made _Vienna_ the Imperial seat, 117. Destroyed the town _Sloney_ in _Bohemia_, 138.

FLIES or BEES, the emblem of them supposed to be the real arms of _France_, 130.

FOCHIA VECCHIA, antiently _Phocaea_, a harbour near _Smyrna_, 32.

FOETUS _human_, double in all its parts as far down as the navel, kept dry and stuffed, in the _bibliotheca Windhagiana_ at _Vienna_, 119.

FOGERAS, a town in _Transylvania_, with a castle, which was never taken by force, 89.

FORIS DEBREEZENI _Stephannus_, chief pastor at _Zilak_ a Calvinist village in _Transylvania_, 97.

FORTSHAUSEN, a village in _Gelderland_, 162.

FOUNTAIN, in the town house at _Prague_, described, 135. In the Duke of _Brunswick’s_ palace at _Hesden_, 146. At _Messina_, 174.

FRANCISCANS _Minorite_, their convent at _Vienna_, 117.

FRANCKIVS, a professor in the university of _Hall_, his scheme for an ample charity, 145.

FRIBURG, a town in _Misnia_, subject to the Elector of _Saxony_, 138.

FRITSEL _Thomas_, a noted bookseller at _Leipsick_, 143.

G.

GALA DAYS, so called at _Vienna_, on which the court appears in its greatest splendor, 122.

GALATA _Greater_ and _Less_, two villages in _Thrace_ near _Callipoli_, 37.

GALATA, a town and port near _Constantinople_, 39.

GALLESIVS MONS, see ALYMAN.

GALLIPOLI, antiently called _Callipolis_, a city in _Thrace_ near the _Hellespont_, 37.

GELEMBA, a town of _Mysia Major_, upon the river _Caicus_, 52, 57.

GEMMAE SALIS, pellucid like crystal, 93.

GEORGE _Saint_, an island near _Smyrna_, 32.

GEORGE _Saint_, a village near _Smyrna_, with an antient Greek church, 3.

GERHARDVS _Abbot_, otherwise _Molanus_, his coins and medals, 150. Income and authority, 151.

GEYSA, see SAXONS.

GHIKA, a prince of _Valachia_, who formed an insurrection against the Turks, 83.

GIAMOBASY, a village in _Ionia_ near mount _Alymán_, 21, 31.

GLYCHENSBERG _General_, governor of the forces at _Cronstadt_, 87.

GOETZE _Dr._ his manuscripts, _etc._, 143.

GOLD, remarkable accounts of its lodging in vines and grapes in some parts of _Transylvania_, and upon mount _Tokaí_ in _Hungary_, 103.

GOLDEN BULL, containing the constitutions of the empire by _Charles_ the fourth, 119.

GOTHIC _character_, an account of it, 143.

GOUDA, a town in _Holland_, 166.

GRABE _Ern._ Mr. _Le Clerc’s_ complaint of him, 167.

GRAEVIVS _Mr._ keeper of the public library at _Leipsick_, 141.

GRAND SIGNIOR, his manner of receiving ambassadors, 66. His person described, and manner of riding to a mosque, 69. His titles, 70.

GRAND VIZÍR, chief counsellor or representative of the _Grand Signior_, his manner of giving audience to ambassadors, 65. His person described, _ib._ Entertains the L. Paget, 70. As to the inferior _visírs_, his assistants, see _Wilson’s Seraglio_, p. 610, 611.

GRANICVS, see BOCLEW.

GRAVEN _Lieut. Col._, 87. Receives a present of a diamond ring from L. Paget, 91.