Part 20

GREEKS, their church at _St. George’s_, 3. Their devotion, 4. Manner of celebrating the Eucharist, _ib._ Churches at _Tyria_, 20. They abhor all imagery in _releivo_, 20, 61. Their funerals, 39. Famous convent called _Maurómolos_, 42. Numerous chapels about the town _Milo_, 176.

GUNS, see ESKI NATOLIA HISAR.

GYGAEAN LAKE, near _Sardis_, 17.

GYONGYOSSI, a city in _Hungary_ taken from the Protestants by the Jesuits, 108.

GYONGYOSSI _Paul_, a Hungarian divine, who formerly resided at _Oxford_, 106.

H.

HABERN, a wood in _Bohemia_, 133.

HADGELAR, a village near _Smyrna_, so called from its being the first rendevous of the _hadjées_ or _pilgrims_ in their annual journey from _Smyrna_ to _Mecca_, 55. Inscriptions there, _ib._

HAEMVS, a mountain in _Thrace_, 74.

HAGUE, a town in _Holland_, 162. Prince of _Orange’s_ house in the adjacent wood, 164.

HALBERSTADT, a town in _Saxony_, 146.

HALESVS, a river in _Ionia_, discharging itself into the sea at _Colophon_, 31.

HALL, a city of _Suabia_ described, with the university, 145.

HAMAL, a Turkish name for a _boatman_ or _porter_. In the modern Greek χαμάλ, 39.

HAMBURG, a free Imperial city, and chief of the _Hanse_ towns, seated on the north side of the _Elbe_, 152. Besieged in 1686 by the king of _Denmark_, 153. The religion, government, dress, funerals, and trade of the inhabitants, with the English company of merchants there, _ibid._ Famous for Rhenish wine and fine loaf sugar, 156. An account of the opera house, and a model of Solomon’s temple, 157. The language and manners of the inhabitants, 158. The detestable practice of melancholy persons, and infamous character of a monstrous virago there, _ib._

HANOVER, the chief city of that electorate, described, 151. An account of the Electoral family, _ib._

HARACH, a _pole tax_ laid upon Christians by the Turks, 42.

HARBURG, a town in _Lunenburg_, 152.

HARDA, a river running into the _Hebrus_ at _Adrianople_, 63.

HAREM, a Turkish word for _women_, or the _womens apartment_, 32, 38. In the Arabic language it signifies _things forbidden_.

HARLEM, a town in _Holland_, which claims the invention of printing, 167.

HASANOGLI, the _mosque_ at _Magnesia_, where he was buried, held in great veneration by the Turks, 11.

HASE, a river in _Westphalia_. 161.

HASELUN, a town in _Westphalia_, _ib._

HATWAN, a town in _Hungary_, 109.

HEBRVS, a famous river of _Thrace_, 62.

HELLESPONT, now called the _Dardanells_, flows perpetually into the _Aegean_ sea, 35. Its breadth, 61.

HENS of _Grand Cairo_ described, 46.

HERACLEA, a city of _Thrace_, 38.

HERMANNVS, founder of _Hermanstadt_, his statue there, 92.

HERMANSTADT, a city in _Transylvania_, L. Paget’s entertainment there, 90. Inscriptions there, 91. Its government, 92.

HERMVS, a famous river in _Ionia_ described, 5, 56.

HESSEN, a small village in _Saxony_, the Duke of _Brunswick’s_ house there, 146.

HEUSLER, _General_, defeated and taken by Count _Tekely_ near _Rosnaw_ in _Transylvania_, 87.

HILDESHEIM, a city of _Lower Saxony_, 146.

HIPPIVS, a river near the city _Prusia_, 51.

HOGIA, a Turkish word signifying a _learned man_, an _instructor_, or _teacher_, 69.

HOLIBRUN, a town in _Austria_, 131.

HOLTHENVS _Edvardus_, a learned divine of _Utrecht_, who was then publishing the new edition of _Gruter_, 169.

HOLY SEPULCHER, certain rents at _Bucurest_ in _Valachia_ consigned for the use of it, 80.

HOMER, an old manuscript of him in the university library at _Leipsick_, 143.

HONSLARDYKE, a palace of K. _William_ near the _Hague_, 166.

HORSE TAILS, two allowed by the Turks to be carried before the prince of _Valachia_, 81.

HOST, see DE BARIAS _Didacus_.

HOUND SLAYER, his office at _Baden_, 128.

HOUR in _traveling_, about three English miles, 5. See Dr. _Shaw’s_ _Preface_ to his _Travels_, p. ix.

HOUSES in _Hungary_ made under ground, 108.

HU, HU, that is, _he be_, or _he who is_; with the Turks meaning _God_, 71. See _D’Herbelot_, and _Wilson’s Seraglio_, p. 764, 786.

HUMUMLEE, a village in _Mysia Minor_ near the lake _Minyás_, 59.

HUNGARI, a people of _Transylvania_, 99. Their government, 100. Religion, 101. Customs, 104.

HUNGARS, a gold coin in Turkey, worth about ten shillings sterling, 39.

HUNGARY, divided from _Transylvania_ near the village _Zilak_, 98. Its soil rich and abounding with lakes, 111. Divided from _Austria_ by the river _Leyta_, 114.

HUNGRISCH ALTENBURG, a town in _Hungary_, situated on the river _Leyta_, 114.

HVNNI, a colony of _Scythians_, now settled in _Transylvania_, 99, 100.

HYAENA, one at _Neugebac_ in _Austria_ described, 118.

HYLLVS, a river near _Thyatira_, 52.

I.

JACACUI, a village near _Smyrna_, 2.

JALOMITZA, a river in _Valachia_, 83.

JANIKAW, a town in _Bohemia_, memorable for the battle in 1645 between the Swedes and Imperialists, 133.

JANISARIES, a body of the Turkish infantry. The word signifies _new soldiers_, as they were the last order introduced. They make the _Grand Signior’s_ foot guard, and the _spaheés_ the horse, 2. The manner of their dismission from duty, 68.

ICHOGLANS, youth born of Christian parents, and educated by the Turks in the _seraglio_ for public offices of the state, 46.

IDA, now _Cordág_, a mountain near _Troy_, 33, 58, 59, 60.

JENICUI, a town in _Thrace_, 73.

JERDACK, a village in _Mysia Minor_ near _Lampsacus_, 60. Two inscriptions there, _ib._

JESUITS, their convents at _Vienna_, 117. And colleges at _Prague_, 135. Where they have the direction of the university and public schools, 137. Pictures in St. _Nicholas’s_ college at _Messina_ in honour of those five, who were executed in _England_ for the popish plot, 174.

JEWS at _Pernitz_, their mark of distinction, 132. and at _Prague_, 137.

IGLAW, a city in _Moravia_, 132. Houses there with false fronts, _ib._

IGLAW, a river in _Moravia_, 132.

IGMAND, a town in _Hungary_, 112.

IIRID, a Turkish _javelin_. The modern Greeks write it τζιρήδ. 46.

ILFOF, a small river in _Valachia_, 82.

ILIVM, see TROY.

IMAGES, see STATUES.

IMAM, a Turkish priest, who daily says public prayers. From the Greek word ἐφημέριος, by the modern Greeks corrupted into ἡμάμ, 60.

IMBROS, an island in the _Aegean_ sea, near the _Chersonésos_, 33.

INN, see ARNSWOLDT.

INSCRIPTIONS _Greek_, one at _Magnesia_, 11. At _Durguthli_, 14. At _Tyria_, 20. Three at _Ephesus_, 28, 29. One at _Constantinople_, 41. At the convent _Maurómolos_, 42. Upon _Aurátbasar’s_ pillar at _Constantinople_, 44. On a tower near _Porto Janicula_, 48. Others near the _seraglio_, 49. One at _Prusia_, 51. Others at _Thyatira_, 53, 56, 57. At _Hadgelar_, 55. And at _Jerdáck_, 60. One at _Komora_, 112. Another belonging to Mr. _Neufville_ at _Leyden_, 165. And another to Mr. _Uilenbroek_ at _Amsterdam_, 168.

INSCRIPTIONS _Latin_, one at _Ephesus_, 25. At _Constantinople_, 41. Upon one of the _Symplegades_, 42. Two in the great _seraglio_ at _Constantinople_, 46. Others at _Hadgelar_, 55. And at _Thyatira_, 57. Three at _Hermanstadt_, 91. And at _Wissenburg_, 95. One at _Therda_, 96. Two at _Clausenburg_, 97. And at _Komora_, 112. One at _Petronel_, 125. Another belonging to Mr. _Cuper_ at _Deventer_, 162. Others to Mr. _Neufville_ at _Leyden_, 164. And one to Mr. _Uilenbroek_ at _Amsterdam_, 168.

JOHN _Saint_, his church at _Ephesus_, 24. And hospital at _Cadiz_, 171.

IRONGATE, a place so called in _Mysia Minor_, 52.

ISHMAELJA, a village in _Ionia_ near _Durguthli_, 14.

ISVORA, a pleasant place incompassed with woods in _Valachia_, near the river _Dembowitza_, 83.

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

K.

KANES, public places in Turkey, both on the road and in towns, with a mosque usually in the middle, enclosed for the lodging of travellers, 8, 13, 80. See _Maundrell_, pag. 1. These buildings seem to have been very antient in the East, and alluded to _Jerem._ ix. 2. where by the Septuagint they are called σταθμοί.

KAPOSI _Samuel_, professor of the _Schola Albensis_ at _Wissenburg_, teaches the English language to the students, 94.

ΚΑΣΤΡΙΩΤΗΣ Κῦρ Γεώργιος, a Grecian at _Bucurest_ in _Valachia_, 80.

KAYA, a deputy of the _grand vizír_, 65.

KEREPES, a town in _Hungary_, 109.

KIBLE, or KIBLAH, that part in a Turkish _mosque_, whose prospect is towards _Mecca_, to which they always turn, when they pray, 8. See Dr. _Shaw’s Travels_, p. 284.

KIEF, a Turkish word, signifying _delight_ or _pleasure_, 10.

KING of _France_, an epigram upon him by the _Emperor_, 120.

KING of _Poland_, his dexterity in shooting, 125.

KIOSK, a Turkish pleasure house, 6.

KIRKINGECUI, a Christian village near _Ephesus_, 21, 22.

KLOPPERBURG, a town in the bishopric of _Munster_, 161.

KOENDERN, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 146.

KOES _Johannes_, professor of divinity at _Debrecyn_ in _Hungary_, 106.

KOES, a town in _Hungary_ remarkable for the many curious trees, herbs, and flowers, which grow near it, 111.

KOLOSERI _Samuel_, inspector general of the emperor’s mines in _Transylvania_, 93.

KOLOSVARI _Stephanus_, professor of philosophy at _Enyed_, 95.

KOMORA, a city in _Hungary_, 112. Inscriptions in the castle, _ib._

KONINGSMARK _Count_, brass statues of the twelve Apostles at _Prague_ converted by him into canon, 136.

KOOLAERT _Mr._ merchant of _Harlem_ an account of his daughter, who was born deaf, being taught to speak, 167.

KOTTIN, a town in _Bohemia_, 133.

KRASNA, a river in _Hungary_, 98.

KREMNYTZ, a town in _Hungary_, famous for mines of gold and other metals, 109.

KUNSTCAMMER, or _arts chamber_, the Elector of Saxony’s repository of rarities at _Dresden_ so called, 140.

ΚΥΡΙΑΚΟΔΡΟΜΙΟΝ, see MAXIMUS _Hieromonac_.

KURUGELCHICK, or the _dried lake_ a village on mount _Temnus_ in _Mysia Major_, 57.

KUTALI, a small island in the _Propontis_ near _Marmora_, 37.

KUTTENBERG, a city in _Bohemia_, 133.

KYSLER AGA, the _chief eunuch_ so called by the Turks, 69.

L.

LAMBECIVS, keeper of the Imperial library at _Vienna_, turned Papist in order to qualify himself for that imployment, 121.

LAMPSACVS, a town in _Mysia Minor_, 37, 60.

LANDAW, a city of _Alsace_, 122.

LANGERMAN Mr. a druggist at _Hamburg_, his curiosities, 157.

LAPIS LYDIVS, so called from _Lydia_, a country in _Asia Minor_, 10.

LATIN _Letters_ in ms. writen by the present emperor to _Lambecius_, in the Imperial library at _Vienna_, 120.

LAUNA, a town in _Bohemia_, 138.

LECTIONARIVM of the four Evangelists at _Kirkingécui_ near _Ephesus_, 22.

LECTON, see BABA.

LEEWENHOEK Mr. his curious discoveries upon insects, _etc._, 165.

LEIBNITZ Mr. librarian to the Duke of _Brunswick_ at _Wolfembutel_, 147.

LEICHTENSTEIN _Prince_, purchased the bones of three Hungarian Saints in Italy, and conveyed them to _Vienna_, 124.

LEINE, a river in the Electorate of _Hanover_, 151.

LEIPSICK, a city in _Upper Saxony_ described, 140. Its government, 141. Commodities, university, _etc._, 142, 144. The habit of the ecclesiastics, 145.

LEMNOS, an island in the _Aegean_ sea, 33.

LEO the _Emperor_, his superstition, 45.

LEOPARDS at the palace of _Neugebac_, near _Vienna_, described, 118.

LEOPOLD _Saint_, a castle on the _Danube_, near _Cloyster Newburg_ in _Austria_, 131.

LEPELAR, a sort of stork, 166.

LESBOS, see MITYLENE.

LEYDEN, a city in _Holland_, 162.

LEYTA, a river in _Hungary_, 114.

LIBRARIES. _Windhagiana_ and _Imperial_ at _Vienna_, 119. Premonstratensian at _Prague_, 136. The Duke of _Brunswick’s_ at _Wolfembutel_, 147. Those at _Leipsick_, 143. And _Hamburg_, 157.

LICINNIVS, see CONSTANTINE.

ΛΙΜΝΗ ΔΑΣΚΥΛΙΤΙΣ, a lake in _Mysia Minor_, now called _Minyás_, 58.

LINGEN, a town in _Westphalia_, described, 161.

LION DOLLARS, coins current in _Valachia_, 85.

LIVY, an account of an antient manuscript, which seems to have contained more books of that author, than the present copies, 119.

LOAF SUGAR, see HAMBURG.

LOO in _Gelderland_, K. _William’s_ house and gardens there, 162, 169.

LUBECK, an _Hanse_ town in _Lower Saxony_, 157.

LUTHER, a picture of him at _Leipsick_ taken after his death, 143. Reliques of his in the Duke’s library at _Wolfembutel_, 148.

LUTHERANS, their churches and manner of worship in _Transylvania_ described, 101, 102. Their manner of communicating, 144, 147.

LUXEMBURG near _Vienna_, an Imperial palace there, 117. The castle described, with a remarkable instance of thunder, which happened in it, 126.

LYNCES, at the palace of _Neugebac_ near _Vienna_ described, 118.

M.

MACKSHUSEN, a town in _Overissel_, 162.

MADONNA, see MARY.

MAGNESIA _ad Sipylum_, city of _Lydia_, 5, 56. Its manufacture, 6. A seraglio, madhouse, college of _dervíses_, and royal _mosques_ there described, 7, 8. Gave name to the _magnet_, 9. Inscriptions there, 11.

MAGNET, see MAGNESIA.

MAHOMET _effendi_, his courtesy to the travelers at _Magnesia_, 6.

MAHOMET IV. _Sultan_, a stone bridge built by him near _Dimotico_ in _Mysia Minor_, 60.

MAITOS, antiently _Madytos_, a town in the _Chersonésus_, described, 37.

MAKREN, see MORAVIA.

MALGARA, a town in _Thrace_, described, 62.

MAMOT, an East Indian animal, like a stag, with twisted horns, 166.

MANDAHORA, a village on the river _Aesépus_ in _Mysia Minor_, described, 52, 58.

MARCOMANNI, see MORAVIA.

MARGARET, _Countess_ of _Henneberg_, said to have had 165 children at a birth, 165.

MARGARITA, a town in _Hungary_, 98.

MARK, see MORAWA.

MARMORA, an island in the _Propontis_ described, 37.

MARVS, see MORAWA.

MARY _Virgin_, her pillar at _Vienna_ described, 115. Her picture said to have shed tears, 116. A miraculous image of her, _ib._ A new sort of _Gloria Patri_ inscribed to her, 131. Her statue at _Prague_, 134. Picture pretended to be done by St. _Luke_, 135. Numerous titles, 136, 173. A stone sculpture of her and our _Savior_ at _Messina_, beleived to have been taken from the life, 174. Her letter to the _Messanians_, 175.

MAUROMOLOS, a Greek convent on the European side of the _Bosphorus_, described, 42.

MAVRVSIVS, a river near _Wissenburg_ in _Transylvania_, 93.

MAXIMVS _Hieromonachus_, a famous Greek monk, author of a book called Κυριακοδρόμιον, 80.

MEANDER, a river in _Ionia_, 5.

MEDOSLANIVM, see ZNAIM.

MELANCHOLY persons, their method to get rid of their lives at _Hamburg_, 158.

MELANCTHON, a celebrated picture of him at _Leipsick_, taken after his death, 143.

MELAS, a river in _Thrace_, flowing into the gulph _Cardia_, 62.

MELOS, see MILO.

MENCHENIVS _Dr. Otto_, professor of moral philosophy at _Leipsick_, and editor of the _Acta Eruditorum_, 142.

MENCHENIVS _Junior_, doctor of law at _Leipsick_, 143.

MENOLOGION, a Greek manuscript in the possession of Dr. _Goëtze_ at _Leipsick_, 143.

MEPOMIENVS, or NEPOMENENVS _Sanctus Joannes_, a new saint at _Vienna_, 117. A brazen statue and inscription erected there to his memory, 137.

MERCY, a convent at _Cadiz_, founded for the redemption of Christian slaves, 171.

ΜΕΣΟΓΕΙΟΤΗΣ, or _Midland hills_, in the _Caystrian_ plain, 19.

MESSINA, a city on the coast of _Sicily_, described, 173. The cathedral, monasteries, _etc._, 174, 175, 176. _Ceres_ and _Proserpina_ antiently worshiped there, 176.

METROPOLIS, an antient city of _Lydia_, whose ruins are described, 30.

MEULEVI, an order of Turkish monks, whose ceremonies are described, 49, 70.

MEYER _Dr._, a turbulent divine of _Hamburg_, 155.

MICHAEL _Saint_, his church at _Vienna_, 117. A remarkable picture of him at _Cadiz_, 171.

MIHALICK, a town in _Mysia Minor_, where the river _Aesépus_ discharges itself into the sea, 58.

MIKES, _Count Michael_, received L. Paget on the borders of _Transylvania_, 86.

MILE _Hungarian_, equal to six _Italian_, 87.

MILO, antiently _Melos_, one of the _Cyclades_, with a city of the same name, described, 176. The birth place of _Socrates_ and _Aristophanes_, _ib._ Hot baths there, 177.

MINAREE, a steeple, or _tower_, joining to a Turkish _mosque_, from which the _muezin_, or _chanter_, calls the people to prayers, 7.

MINDERA, a Turkish _mattress_, filled with cotton or wool, 67.

MINISTERS of the _diván_, their habit, 68.

MINYAS, a village and castle so called in _Mysia Minor_, 58.

MISSELTOE, its manner of growing about _Thyatira_, 56.

MISTEN, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 140.

MITYLENE or _Lesbos_, an island in the _Aegean_ sea, 32, 33.

MOESIA INFERIOR, see BULGARIA.

MOLANVS, see GERHARDVS _Abbot_.

MOLDAVIA, by submitting to the Turks was taxed lower than the neighbouring countries, 85.

MONETA BRACTEATA, lately found in _Saxony_, described, 143.

MONNIKEDAM, a town in _North Holland_, 168.

MONTAGNIA, a Turkish town in _Bithynia_, which seems to be the _Apaméa_ of the antients, 50.

MONTE ARGENTATO, see BATKAN.

MORAT I. Emperor of the Turks, converted a Christian church at _Adrianople_ into a mosque, now called _Eskijamí_, or the _Old mosque_, which yet retains the antient form, 64.

MORAT _Sultan_, his strength and activity, 46.

MORAVIA, now called _Makren_, 131. Antiently the seat of the _Marcomanni_ and _Quadi_, 123. The country fertile, but the people slaves, _ib._ Speak the _Behemish_ language, _ib._

MORAWA, antiently the _Marus_, a river in _Austria_, 131. Called _Mark_ by the _Germans_, 133.

MUEZIN, or _chanter_, who calls the Turks to their prayers, 47.

MOSQUES, buildings for the publick worship of the Turks, in the form of our churches, 7. See Dr. _Shaw’s Travels_, p. 283.

MUFTI, the primate, or chief ecclesiastic, and of greatest authority among the Turks; whom they are bound to consult in all causes of importance, whether ecclesiastical, civil, or military, 69.

MUGEVEZEE, a sort of _turbant_ worn by the officers of the _diván_, 68.

MULDAW, a river, which runs thro _Prague_, 134.

MULVETELEE, a river near the village _Minyás_ in _Mysia Minor_, 58.

MUM, see BRUNSWICK.

MUSCONISIA isles, situated between the continent of _Aeolia_ and the island of _Mitylene_, 33.

MUYDEN, a town in _Holland_, 169.

N.

NAERDEN, a town in _Holland_, 169.

NAKEIB _effendi_, the chief of the _sheriffs_ or descendants of Mahoment, 70. _Sheriff_ in _Cantemir_, p. 216, signifies _an holy person_.

NAMAZ, the common and daily _prayers_, which the Turks are injoined to repeat five times in twenty four hours, 47.

ΝΑΟΣ, the _body_ of a Greek church, 81.

ΝΑΡΘΗΞ, the _porch_ of a Greek church, 81.

NATOLIA, or ANATOLIA, antiently _Asia minor_, 34, 35.

NEMETHI _M. B._ professor of philosophy at _Clausenburg_, 97.

NEIMETHI _Sam._ professor of divinity at _Clausenburg_, 97.

NEPOMENENVS, see MEPOMIENVS.

NEPTUNE, see STATUES.

NESSELIVS, keeper of the Imperial library at _Vienna_, turned Papist in order to qualify himself for that imployment, 121.

NESTORIVS, the place where his heresy was condemned, 25.

NEUFVILLE _Mr._ his character, and curiosities, 164.

NEUGEBAC, an imperial palace near _Vienna_, 118.

NICHOLAS _Saint_, his church at _Leipsick_ described, 141. And college at _Messina_, 174.

NIPHTI, or NYMPHE, a river near _Magnesia_, some account of it, 12.

NISHANGEE BASHA, an officer, who sets the Grand Signior’s _tura_, or _name_, to all orders sent from the _Porte_, 66. See _Wilson’s Seraglio_, p. 610.

NOMADES SCYTHAE, see TURCMEN.

NORBERT _Saint_, patron of _Bohemia_, 134. His tomb in the church of the Premonstratensians at _Prague_, 136.

NORLICUI, a village near _Smyrna_, signifying the _pomegranate village_, 2. The word _gui_, is a dissyllable, and denotes a village. Leunclav. _Hist. Turc._ p. 406.

NORTHERN, a town of the _United Provinces_, at the confines of _Westphalia_ and _Overissel_, 161.

NYMPHE, a plain near _Smyrna_, 3.

O.

OCKER, a river in _Lower Saxony_, 147.

OESCVS TRIBALLORVM, see ESKI STAMBOL.

OETINGH _Count_, a christian church built at _Challikcavák_ in _Thrace_ by his interest, 74.

OFFENSEY, a village in _Lower Saxony_, 159.

OKE, a Turkish weight of about two pounds three quarters _avoir de pois_, 6. See _Rycaut_, V. iii. p. 12.

OLEARIUS _Mr. junior_, professor of humanity at _Leipsick_, 143.

OLYMPVS MYSENVS, a mountain near the city _Prusia_, described, 50.

OPERA HOUSE, see HAMBURG.

OPERAS, an account of those at _Vienna_, 122.

ORANGERY, see HONSLARDYKE.

ORGAN, a remarkable one at _Hamburg_ described, 154.

ORPHANOTROPHIVM at _Hall_, founded by Mr. _Frank_, 145.

OSMAN, see OTTOMAN.

OSMANOGLI, that is, _Osman’s son_, or descendant, 9. See _Leunclav. Hist. Turc._ _p._ 418.

OSTRICHES, at _Schonbran_ described, 118.

OTMARSH, a town in _Overissel_, 161.

OTTOMAN, made _Prusia_ the first capital of the Turkish empire, 51.

OVAL, a town in _Bohemia_, 134.

OVID’S _Metamorphoses_, ms. 120.

OVID’S TOWER, a ruinous stone building not far from the _Bosphorus_, on the European side, 47.

P.

PACTOLVS, a river near _Sart_ or _Sardis_, described, 15.

PAGET _Lord_, ambassador from K. _William_ to the Porte, the manner of his audience of leave at _Adrianople_, 69, 70. Entertained by the _grand vizír_, 70. Presents given and received by him, 70, 71, 72, 80, 92, 96, 107,131. His equipage and retinue, 72, 77, 78, 90, 106. Entertained by the Prince of _Valachia_, 79. His reception upon entering _Transylvania_, 86, 87. At _Rab_, 113. At _Vienna_, 115. Audience of the King and Queen of the _Romans_, 131.

PAIDLEBURG, a town in _Saxony_, 146.

PALACES, those of the Prince of _Valachia_ at _Bucurest_ and _Tergovist_ described, 79, 82. Of the Emperor at or near _Vienna_ and _Prague_, 117, 118, 126, 135. Count Traun’s at _Petronel_, 125. King of _Poland’s_ at _Dresden_, 140. Duke of _Brunswick’s_ at _Hessen_ and _Wolfembutel_, 146, 147. That of the Elector of _Hanover_, 151. Of the Prince of _Orange_ in the wood near the _Hague_, 164. And at _Honslardyke_, 166.

PALAMUTCUI, a village near _Smyrna_ described, 2.

PALVS ARTYNIA, a lake fed from mount _Olympus_, described, 51.

ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑ, or _Virgin Mother_, her image described, 75.

PANNONIAN ALPS, near _Baden_, in _Austria_, 126.

PAPER, a fine sort made of silk, 69. Curious work cut in it by a woman at _Rotterdam_, 165.

PARIZ PAPA _Fr._ professor of Greek at _Enyed_ in _Transylvania_, 95.

PASCHAL COLOURS, described, 81.

PASHA, the governor of a Turkish province, 76.

PASHACUI, a village in _Thrace_, 73, 74.

PATRIARCH of _Jerusalem_, his residence at _Bucurest_ in _Valachia_, 80.

PAUL _Saint_, his prison, a tower at _Ephesus_ so called, 25.

PAULINS, an order of monks, who never eat flesh nor fish, 132.

PEINE, a town in the dutchy of _Brunswick_, 149.

PELORVS, a promontory of _Sicily_, 175.

PENTATEUCH, see BIBLE.

PERA, a town near _Constantinople_, 47.

PERGAMVS, a city in _Mysia Major_, 52.

PERNITZ, a town in _Moravia_, 132.

PEST, a city in _Hungary_, described, 109.

PETERSWALDT, a town in _Bohemia_, 138.

PETRONEL, a village on the _Danube_, 125. Remains of antiquity, and Count _Traun’s_ palace there described, 125, 126.

PHOCAEA, see FOCHIA VECCHIA.

PHRYGIVS, or HYLLVS, a river near _Thyatira_, 56.

PHYRITES, a river between _Ephesus_ and _Smyrna_, 30.