Purchas his pilgrimage. Or Relations of the vvorld and the religions obserued in all ages and places discouered, from the Creation vnto this present In foure partes. This first containeth a theologicall and geographicall historie of Asia, Africa, and America, with the ilands adiacent. Declaring the ancient religions before the Floud ... With briefe descriptions of the countries, nations, states, discoueries, priuate and publike customes, and the most remarkable rarities of nature, or humane industrie, in the same. By Samuel Purchas, minister at Estwood in Essex.

A TABLE OF THE PRIN∣CIPALL MATTERS CON∣TAINED IN THE FIVE FIRST BOOKES, WHICH ARE OF ASIA. (Book books 1-5)

A

• AAron, the High∣Priests garmēts. 115
• Abadas or Rhi∣nocerotes. 400
• Abagarus, King of Edessa. 64
• Abas, the Persian Sultan. 324
• Abassi, or Pope of the Idola∣ters. 363
• Abdalla, Mahomets father. 203
• Abdalla, a Iew, circumcised Mahomet. 200
• Abdias, Bishop of Babylon, Ps. 385
• Abduti, licētious persons. 416
• Abdalmutalif, Mahomets Grand-father. 205
• Abrahams burning. 46
• Abraham, whether an Idolater. 93
• mentioned by Ethnicke Hi∣storie. 94
• when borne. ibid.
• his children. ibid.
• Religion of his family. ibid.
• Abrahams well. 63
• his house at Mecca. 223
• Abydus. 277
• Achmat, the present Sultan. 241
• his Court and manners de∣scribed. 243
• Acharacha. 279
• Adam, the greatest Philoso∣pher and Diuine. 11
• Adam Baba, a Pilgrimage. 459
• Adams hill. ibid. & 15
• Adams stature. 459
• Adams pillars. 30
• Adonis lamented. 77
• Adultery punished. 210. 348. 389. 390. 595. 400.
• Ahabs longing. 114
• Aisca. 205
• Aissa, Mahomets wife. 204
• Aitonus, his Petitions. 341
• Alcoran. 206, & d.
• Alfurcan. ibid.
• Alcoran copies reformed. 227
• Alcoran-Authors 228
• Albanian Priests and Sacri∣fices. 291
• Albania. ibid.
• Aleppo betrayed to the Turke. 234
• Alexander. 190
• Alphons.Albuquerque. 389
• Amber. 434
• Amazones. 268
• Ammonites. 84
• Amurath slaine. 236
• Amboina, an Iland. 452
• Amida. 442.447
• Anathema against the Sa∣maritans 130
• Anana's, and other fruits and herbes. 431
• Angels Creation, &C. 6
• Angels of health. 156
• Angels attending. 170
• Angell of death. 179
• Annedotus, a Monster. 48
• Antiochia. 50
• Antiochus Epiphanes. 73
• his death. 74
• Antippi, Turkish Priests. 267
• Anthropomorphitae. 11
• Ape worshipped. 426
• Apes sacred. 399
• Apes like men. 454
• Apes tooth. 426
• Apes gathering pepper. 386
• Apocrypha authorised. 147
• Apollonius Tyanaeus 389
• Arabia. 187. & d.
• Araxes. 289
• Arbaces. 294
• Arbore de Rais. 432
• Arbore Triste. ibid.
• Arbacanphos, Iewish garment. 162

• Arke of Noah. 33.34.36.288
• Archelaus, Priest of Diopo∣lis. 270
• Ariannes. 273
• Armenia. 287
• Armenian customes. 290
• Armour charmed. 455
• Armot. 192
• Arneoste, a Giant. 296
• Armillus or Antichrist. 180
• Arot and Marot. 209
• Arsaccs, a Parthtan King. 297
• Artaxares. 305
• Articles of Christian faith pro∣ued by the Ta••••ud. 146
• Asia. 44. 273
• Asia Minor. 268
• Assyria. 64
• Assyrian Idols, &c. 65
• Assumption of Enoch. 30
• Asmulin. 316
• Astaroth, or Astarte. 56.77.78
• Astiages. 294
• his dreame. 295
• Atergatis, a goddesse. 79
• Attalus 278
• Attributes of GOD. 2.3
• Attys. 284
• Authentique ancient Authors Iewish. 144
• Authors of Arithmetique and Astronomie. 81
• Authors of letters. 76.78

B

• BAal, interpreted Iupiter. 56
• Baal and Bel. 47.
• generall names of Gods. 55
• Baalams policie. 32
• Babylonia. 45
• Babylon, the Citie. 49
• Babel, Easterne, Westerne. 146
• Bagded, a Citie. 62.196
• Baiazet 236
• Baiazet killed by a Deruisar. 262
• Bairam, Turkes Easter. 221
• Baiting in the way to Paradise. 445
• Balme, Balsamum, Balme-trees of Gilead. 91
• Balsame-fountaine. 457
• Balles worne in the yard. 390.395.450
• Bannaras, atowne; their su∣perstitions. 402
• Banda, an iland. 436
• Banta, an Iland. 453
• Baratta, anoysome flie. 430
• Bar-mitzuah, 160
• Bariuchne, a huge bird. 181
• Battes very bigge. 418.4••0.454.456
• Beades. 424
• Beasts go & come by a bell. 371
• Beasts feare Man. 37
• Beastlines of the Babylonians. 57
• Behemoth. 181
• Beelzebub. 47.56.208
• Bel, chiese Idol•• of the Babylo∣nians. 55
• Bel and the Dragon. 57
• Belesus, supposed Daniel. 60
• Belgrade wonne by the Turkes. 237
• Bellarmine, of Cōfession. 446
• Bengala, a Kingdome. 400
• Ben-chochab proued Bar-chos∣ba. 134
• Benedictions Iewish. 163
• Betelle. 417.432.422
• Berosus. 35
• Bezar-stone. 433
• Birds of Paradise. 430.452
• Birth-day honored by the Per∣sians. 313
• Bitumen. 52
• Bisnagar. 423
• Blaspbemy abhorred by Turkes. 249
• Blindnesse of the Iewes. 146
• Bloud restrained. 436
• Bloud-eating forbidden. 36
• Boate of one peece. 394
• Boate-dwellings. 396
• Bookes opened. 174
• Booke of Enoch. 31
• Bombasine Cotton. 330
• A Bosarman. 328
• Their deceitful practises. 443
• Bonzij, religious men. 442.444
• Bones of Babylas silenced the Oracle. 71
• Borneo. 436
• Botelius his desperate voyage. 408
• Brachmanes. 383.386
• Bramanes. 411.414
• Brama, and Bramanes. 391
• Bramene-stallions. 419
• Brandons Legend. 13. 170
• Bread of Battata-rootes. 436
• Brides maiden-head. 414
• Breast-plate of the High-Priest. 115
• Burying-place. 411
• Buriall-dogges. 334
• Burnt-offerings. 111
• Burning hill. 457
• Butcher in Ciprus enriched. 170
• Butcher Iewish. 177
• Bulls with white manes. 361

C

• CAbades. 307
• Cabal, a beast. 436
• Caballists. 229
• Cadi. 269
• Cadilescher. 265
• Caesars iest of Herod. 101
• Cairo. 221
• Cain. 28.29
• Calanus, his dying. 384
• Calecut. 418
• Calipha of Baldach. 63
• Calipha. 194
• Calender, Religious Turk his habite. 260 261

• Calcas and Mopsus. 282
• Cambaia. 387.407
• Cambaians Trecherie. 387
• Cambletes, a Lydian King. 278
• Cambyses. 302
• Camma's Storie. 270
• Can Tartar. 337
• Grand Can. 352. & d.
• Grand-Cans Embassage. 354
• Canarijns and Corumbijns. 415
• Canaan & Cananite. 84
• Cananites Pillars. 85
• Candaules. 279
• Candle-masse-Feast. 420
• Candle of distinction & other Ceremonies. 171
• Caniballs. 388
• Cannaei, a Iewish Sect. 129
• Cappadocia and Cappadocians. 269
• Cappadocions bloud, poison to a Snake. ibid.
• Cappadocians infamous. 270
• Captiuitie of Israel and Iuda. 117
• The Carouan. 221
• Carmel, a Mount, & an Idoll. 72
• Cardinals dissenting about the Sabbath. 104
• Carts drawne by Bulles. 407
• Castabala. 269
• Castle conquered by Christi∣ans. 307
• Catalogue of Phenician Kings. 81
• Catechising by the Iesuites. 43
• Cataracts. 549
• Cathai. 343
• Catts loued by Turkes. 248
• Canchin-China. 387
• Celles of the Septuagint. 149
• Cellenus, Mahumets Scribe. 202
• Ceremonies, at birth of a Iew. 156. In going to stoole. 161. at meales, 166. at going to bed. 167. about the sick & dead. 178. Turkish. 253
• Ceremonies Chinian. 377
• Chalcedon. 271
• Chaldean Computation of Times. 58
• Chaldaean Priests, and their Opinions. 53. & d.
• Cham, first author of Irreligi∣on after the floud. 45
• Chamber-Moralls Iewish. 167
• Chederles, like S. George. 263
• Chersonesus aurea. 441. 457
• Chiramim and Chiratibin, Turkish Angels. 249
• China. 343.366.
• China and Chinois. 367. Their Kings Reuenues. 369. their Customes. 374. Proud people. 376. & Sodomitical. ib. Cata∣logue of their Kings. 378
• Christ called Belzebub, why. 80
• Christians slandered as Incen∣diaries. 71. remoued by Ora∣cle out of Ierusalem. 133
• Christian Religion verified by the Iewes. 136
• Christian expedition against the Turkes. 233
• Chronologers variable opini∣ons. 139
• Chronologie Iewish. 138.139.140
• Chuthaean. 130
• Cilicia. 284
• Cinnamom. 191.433
• Circūctsing of a Iew. 157. &. d. Of Turkes. 255. Of Arabi∣ans. 191
• Circumcised people. 450
• Cities in Palestina. 90. In Persia. 337. Of Asia Minor. 269
• Cloisters in Meaco. 444
• Cloues & Cloue-trees. 433.451
• Cocke-crowing. 161
• Cockes of the Game. 450
• Cocke-Sacrifice. 175
• Coelicolae. 129
• Colossus at Rhodes. 438
• Columbus, his Ecclipse-Po∣licie. 452
• Colchis, or Mengrelia. 291
• Comana, a Citie. 269
• Combabus acquited of Adul∣terie. 68
• Combendaxis, inuenter of Iaponian Letters. 444
• Computation of times Iewish. 101
• Confession at Ocaca. 446
• Confusion of languages. 40
• Consolations for the comming of Messias. 181
• Cōtinual sacrifice ceasing. 133
• Conuersion of the Iewes. 183
• Consecration Conditions, and office of the High-Priest. 115
• Coquo-tree, a Copia-cor∣nu. 432
• Corban explained. 121
• Corne-borders hanged. 239
• Correa, his oath. 399
• Corybantes, or Curetes, Iu∣piters Priests. 283
• Cosmographicall termes. 43
• Counterfet Moses leading the Iewes to drowning. 136
• Countrey of Couche. 403
• Cowardise punished. 394
• Cranganor, a Kingdome. 421
• Cray-fish. 454
• Cr••ssus. 298
• Creation of the world. 5. Of cō∣pound bodies. 8. Of fish, foule, beasts. 9. Of Man. 11
• Creede of the moderne Iewes. 149, & d.
• Crocodile. 404. sacred. 399
• Crowes very bold. 430. fedde. 419

• Cruelty of the Iewes. 135. Of a Iewish customer. 137
• Crucifix, curious. 463
• Crucli customes. 425
• Contrary Customes. 441
• Cublai-Can. 341
• Curdi. 292
• Curse, vsed by the Turks. 138
• Cyprus, 439. sorb••••den the Iewes. 135
• Cyrus. 62.295 302.
• Cyzicus. 277

D

• DAgon the Idoll. 79
• Dairi, a Prince. 44••
• Damianus his desperate at tempt. 238
• Damascus, the Etymologie. 74
• wonne by. Tamerlane 75
• Daphne described. 70. 71
• Day, how diuided by the He∣brewes. 101
• Darius, his march against A¦lexander. 315
• Debts recouered. 419. to bee paide in the other world 443
• Debt detested in Persia. 314
• Degnal, the Turkes Antipro∣phet. 249
• Degrees of Schoole in Turkae. 265 In China. 367
• Deiotarus, a King. 270
• Depth of the Sea. 435
• Derceto, a Goddesse. 70
• Deruis, a Religious Turk. 261
• Dermaine. 404
• Desperate dying. 426
• Diuell delud••d and br••bed by the Iewes. 176
• Diuell adored. 398.444 449. appearing. 443. posse∣sing 423
• Diuels Father. 398
• Deumo, an adored Diuell, 419.424.
• Diamonds digged, 409
• Diana of Ephefus. 280
• Dice-play detested. 441
• Diet of a Iewesse giuing sucke. 159
• Dij Consultores. 53
• Differences betweene Persians and Arabians in Religion. 325
• Difference of the Pharisee and Sadducee. 123
• Difficulties cleared, Num. 3. 114.Luke 6.1.104.132.
• Discourse of the Sea. 434
• Diseases preuented by fire. 384
• Dispersion of the Iewes. 136. & d.
• Dispensation to marry sealed on the shoulder. 427
• Distinction of 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 & 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 404
• Dishes of dead mens skulles. 404
• Disciples of Aidar. 326
• Dionisius and Vrania, Ara∣bian deities. 191
• Diopolis. 269
• Diuision of the seriptures by the Iewes. 143
• Diuing for Pearle. 431
• Diuiners of Scythia. 333
• Diuination in Lycia. 285
• Dogges as bigge as Asses. 362
• Dolphin, louing a boy. 57
• Doues sacred. 70
• Doue of Golde set miracu∣lous••lye 167
• Dositheus and Dositheans. 131
• Dreames touching Hali. 327
• Drought in Cyprus. 439
• Drunkennesse detested by Turkes. 246. and Persians. 328
• Drumme in steede of Belles. 452
• Drusians in Syria. 75
• Dutroa an Herbe. 432

E

• EAgles very great. 353
• Eares large. 403.421.460 stretcht with Iewels. ibid.
• Earth, what. 6
• Earthquake. 382.447
• ... 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉, or Weekers. 132
• Ebubezer. 194
• Ecbatana. 293.294
• Eclipse of the Sunne. 427
• Eclipses much feared. 452
• Education of a Iew. 160
• Ehje, a name of GOD. 4
• Elements 388
• Elephant, how taken. 390.395. white. 395. kinde to his Maister. 399. of rare vn∣der standing. 395.429
• Enemie to the Elephant. 433
• Elxai, his opinions. 127
• Elias inuocated. 171
• Elgazzuli, reconciling Mahu∣metane Sectaries. 229
• Elcorb, or Elcoth. ibid.
• Elauted. ib.
• Embassadours, little respected in China. 376
• Embassadors to the Pope from Iapon. 448
• Emia, or Eme, a bird. 430
• Empyreall heauen. 6
• Ephesus. 280
• Equinoctiall all the yeare. 413
• Ermina, Mahomets mother. 203
• Esseni, Essees. or Hessees. 124 132. their opinions & man∣ner of liuing. ibid
• Euening Prayer. 167
• Eunuches first made by Semi∣ramis. 60
• Europe bounded. 42
• Excision of Females. 478

• Exordiū with Innocation. 1
• Exposition of Genes. 1.1. 5
• Excommunication of 3 kinds 97
• Exposition of the Law. 143
• Ezra, h•• tenne Commaunae∣ments. 168

F

• FAble of the Angells chu∣sing wiues. 31
• Of Oannes or A••nedotus. 48
• Fall of Man. 22
• False-prophecy of Pire. 399
• Famine. 242.393. & d.
• Farfur, King of China. 37••
• Fasts of the Iewes. 109
• Fast of Reconciliatiō. 107.175
• Fasting. 415. with miraculous effect. 168
• Fathers of Nations. 38. & d.
• Fathers eaten of their chil∣dren. 339
• Faults of Holy-men, how pro∣fitable forvs. 93
• Feasts; of the fire. 69. at Daphne. 73. of Gibon. 444. among the Iews. 103.172. of Lots, or Phurim. 109. 177. of Tabernacles, 107, 173 of dedication or lights. 109. 177. of Iephte and Iudith. 110. of the Lawe finished. 176. of the Pegu∣ans. 398. to the deuil. 400. to Ganges. 422
• Feasting at Nera. 453
• Feasting with miraculous effects. 170
• Female Iew, how named. 159
• Fimbria, his vaunt. 276
• Fire, death to blow it. 314
• Fiery sword. 14
• Fiery flies. 454
• Figtree in India. 14.431. & d.
• Fishes sacred. 64
• Fish well bought. 170
• Fish-eaters. 57
• Fish monsters. 431
• First-fruits. 111
• Flesh permitted to be eaten. 13
• Floud vniuersal. 34
• Foote-ball. 454
• Fotoques and Camis. 442
• Fountaine of Miriam. 171
• Fountaine of Oyle. 324.330
• Forbidden fruit. 14
• Frankincense. 191
• Free-will in Adam. 21
• Old Frēch like old English. 41
• Funerall. 256.329.333.339.360.374.399.400.422.424.447.453.
• Furlong, how much. 49

G

• GAlli, or gelded Priests. 68. 96
• Galatia, or Gallograecia. 270
• Gallery resembling heauen. 53
• Galilee bounded. 91
• Galleis like dragons. 453
• Ganges the Riuer. 400. & d.
• Gaulonites, a lewish sect. 125
• Ganza, a kind of money. 96
• Gaza, a great Riuer. 389
• Gemara, part of the Talmud. 141
• Genguis, a sect. 443
• Geographicall termes. 44
• Georgi 290
• Germanes, a sect in Ind. 383
• Giamailer a religious Turke. 260
• Gaints ancient and moderne. 32.33
• Gifts and Sacrifices, how they differ. 111
• Giges. 279
• Ghiomara, her fact. 271
• Ginger, how it groweth. 433
• Girdle of the Iew, necessary. 160
• Glassie sand. 78
• Gnidus. 283
• GOD. 2
• God-making or canonising. 46
• Golden Chest, pestilent. 52
• Golden Calues. 117
• Goa, a towne. 413
• Golso di Bengala. 400.436
• Goquis, priestlike fiends. 445
• Go••theni, a Samaritā sect. 132
• Gospel preached to the Iudians. 385
• Gouernment of the Israelites. 95
• Gowty-legd Generation. 429
• Gordius and Midas. 274
• God of the Scythians. 332
• Grace at meate 166
• Greeke letters. 81
• Gymnetae, & Gymnoso∣phistae. 384

H

• HAdrianople. 252
• Hagag king of Irak. 199
• Halmus. 289
• Hamsem darknes. 292
• Hanimants leape. 426.429
• Hanging insted of burial. 355
• Harlots. 300. cut a sunder. 320
• Harpagus. 295
• Hasidees, among the Iews. 117
• their ten ducties. 118
• Haire consecrated. 70
• Heauens 3. in Scripture. 6
• Heauen refused by the Indians because the Spaniard was there. 446
• Head of the Iew must be coue∣red. 160
• Hebrewes, of whome so called. 93
• Hel described by Mahom. 218
• Hemerobattists. 126
• Helle. 291
• Heraclius 308
• Heremites Mahumetane. 230
• Hercules and Hylas. 273
• Herod conetous & prodigall. 101
• Herods barbarons cruelty. 96

• Herod, his sumptuousnesse in building. 100
• Herodians. 128
• High places in Scripture. 99
• High-Priest. 115
• Hillel and Sammai. 123
• Hilles called Gate. 412
• Hinnom or Topheth. 84
• Hogges with horns. 430
• Hogge sacrificed. 450
• Hole broken vp, pestilent. 53
• Hollanders in East-Indies. 391
• Holy land, bounded. 89
• Holy water. 398
• Holgoi, witches. 449
• Homer's statue at Smyrna. 282
• Homage. 399
• Hopes of the Iewes Conversi∣on. 183
• Horses offred to the Sunne. 54
• Horse eaten. 358
• Hors flesh, & mares milke. 355
• Horses in request. 456
• Horne good against poison. 401
• Horns growing like plāts. 433
• Hospitall of Cassachi. 226
• Hospitalls of Turkes. 252
• Hospitall sor brute creatures. 403.410
• Humiliations five. 175
• Hungarie spoyled by Soly∣man. 238
• Hystaspes. 384

I

• IAH. 3
• Iamahey or Iangoma. 400
• Ianizaries ordained. 236
• Ianambuxos, a sect. 443
• Iaphet, eldest son of Noah. 38
• Iaponian àffaires. 448
• Iarchas, the Brachman. 386
• Iason. 291
• Iava maior. 455
• Iberians. 290
• Idolatrie, the causes of it. 47
• The Chaldeans••s Idoles. 56
• Idolatry of the Israelites. 116
• Idolatry of the Chinois. 373
• Idoles of the Iaponians. 447
• Idol, with three heads. 372
• Idoles made of Felte. 347
• Idoles in Pegu. 397
• Idoll very rich. 424
• Idoles names expounded. 129
• Idumaeans. 83
• IEHOVAH. 3
• Iesuttes. 330. 440. resem∣bling the Rabbines. 142
• Ierusalem, besieged frō Oliuet. 146. destroyed. 133. sowne with salt. 92. built on three hills, by whom. ibi.
• Iewell restraining bloud. 433
• Iewes meddle not with Sa∣maritans. 131
• Iewes slaughtered. 62. deceiued. 437. euery where banished. 137. in Poland. ibid. for∣bidden Ierusalem. 134. ha∣ted in Zante. 138. their misery. 133
• Iewes and Gentiles. 88
• Iew in the Iakes on the Sab∣bath. 104
• Iews witnesse against the A∣theist. 88
• Iews & Stews suffred in Rome 137
• Iewesse in travell. 157
• Iewish Iubilee, Ciuil, Mysticall. 108
• Iews conversion, how hindred. 183.184
• Ilands of Iapon. 441
• Iland of Devills. 453
• Ilium, or Troy. 275
• Ilands of Asia. 436
• Iland mortall to men. 438
• Iland mortall to women. ibi.
• Ilands of Maldiuae. 437
• Ile of Eden. 15
• Image of. Ganges. 401
• Impropriations in Englād. 113
• Images detested by Turks. 251. 247. reprehended by the Persian Magi. 312
• Incest of the Arabiās. 190.191
• Incontinency of the Turks. 246
• Index expurgatorius. 32
• India in generall. 381
• Indians, seuen sorts. 382. li∣ved widely. ibdem
• Inventers of Arts. 29
• Ioghi, religious persons. 411.
• Ionia. 280
• Ionia Temples. 282
• Ioppe. 81
• Iordan the Riuer. 90
• Ioseph•• testimony of Iesus. 146
• Ismael the Sultan. 120. & d.
• Iubilee. 421
• Iudge punished. 303
• Iudgement-day, according to the Turkes. 257
• Iudas the Galilaean Rebel. 125
• Iugglers. 460
• Iulian the Apostata. 135. his scoffe. 19. his end. 71
• Iupiter. 273. Aratrius. 77
• Ivory pinne. 414
• Iurisdictiō of the Iewish San∣hedrim. 96

K

• KAbala of the Iewes, why, & how giuen. 140.145
• Kalendar of Iewish Feasts and Fasts. 110
• Carraim, a Iewish Sect. 117.123
• Keter, a Crowne. 151
• Kine sacred. 411.415.428
• Kings chosen out of slaves. 401
• King inaugurated. 422
• King turned Bonzi. 443
• King of Malabars devotiō. 418
• King of Fegu's greatnes. 391 his tiranny & cruelty. 393
• King of Siam, besieged, betray∣ed. 388. & d.
• King sacrificing himselfe to his Idoll. 421

• Kings of Syria. 72. & d.
• Kings Wife kept by her parents. 399
• Kitay. 339
• Kiou, a Citie. 340
• Kneelings. 219
• Knighthood abased. 414
• Knights-seruice. 388

L

• LAc, or hard-wax. 391
• Laches, measure of Time. 406
• Languages consounded. 40.
• which was first. ibid.
• Lake of Sodome. 82.83
• Latrone-Patrones. 113
• Law-Lecture, the solemnitie of it. 168.& d.
• Law, Morall, Iudiciall, Ceremo∣niall. 94
• Law. 141. diuided into Precepts 613 151
• Law of the Babylonians, abho∣minable. 55
• Leafe liuing. 450
• Leaues to write on. 394
• League-making. 190.333.399.450
• Legacie to Epicures. 61
• Lent among the Turkes. 254
• Letters of Queene Elizabeth to Shaugh Tamas. 322
• Leuiathan. 181
• Leuites. 115. dispersed among the Tribes. 95. had libertie to marrie in any Tribe.ibid had more then all Ecclesi∣asticall liuings in England amount to. 112
• Life of creatures spared. 412. redeemed. ibid.
• Light. 8
• Light to the World. 427
• Lignum aloes. 387
• Lilis, her Legend. 156
• Load-stone, by whome found out. 43
• LORDS-day. 103
• Lowsie charitie. 412
• Lycia. 284
• Lydians first coyners. 278
• Lying detested by Persians. 314
• Lyes for the Whetstone. 182.

M

• MAchamut invered to poison. 408
• Merry Madnesse. 390
• Madura, an Island. 456
• Maffaeus his charitie. 442
• Magi. 310. their speech to A∣lexander. 385. their opini∣on. 313
• Magicke diuersekinds. 310
• Mahomet, his life. 199. de∣scribed. 201. his villanies & miracles.ibid. Priuiledges. 204. Kindred called Emy∣ri. 221. Sepulchre. 226. Successors. 227. his foure Generalls. 194. compared with Ali. 317
• Mahumet, his Conquests and Warres. 236
• Mahomet, Amuraths sonne, his fratricide, &c. 241
• Mahumetane professors. 230
• Mahumetans. 453.455
• Mad-men, counted saints. 231
• Maids marriageable, sold. 66
• Maid nourished with poisō. 408
• Malabar. 418
• Malacca, Center of Easterne traffique. 389
• Macazar. 458
• Male Milch-nurse. 160
• Man in his first state. 11
• Manasses the High-Priest. 130
• Mandanis his resolution. 384
• Mandarines of China. 370
• Man-eaters. 399.451.454.455
• Mangu-Can baptized. 341
• Mappe of Eden. 14
• Maran-atha interpreted. 97
• Marriages. 403.415
• Marriage of a Iew, at what age. 160
• Marriage of the dead. 350
• Marriage dissolued. 427
• Marriage-chamber of Tigris and Euphrates. 62
• Marke and the other Euange∣lists reconciled. 101
• Mariches strange beasts. 387
• Mardocheus, Esthers nurse∣ling. 160
• Marking of men & womē. 403
• Maruthas, a Chrisitā Bish. 306
• Marocco. 195
• Mashothaeīs, & other sects. 128
• Masalians, a lewish sect. ibid.
• Massagetae, their manners. 334
• Matthias the Archduke. 243
• Mausolus. 283
• Mazoreth, and Masorite points. 148
• Mecca. 221
• Meaco, a Citie. 444
• Meat-offrings of the Iews. 111
• Medicine for 63 diseases of the Gall. 165
• Medina. 226
• Medes. 295
• Meander. 273
• Meizin, or Muetden, the Sex∣ten. 253
• Mehemet slain by a Deruiser. 263
• Melchisedech, supposed Sem 45.114
• Men baited with dogges. 454
• Mētiri, & Mēdaciū dicere 44
• Mendicant sect in India. 383
• Mengrelia, and Mengrelians. 291.292
• Meon first K. of Phrygia. 273
• Merchants of Siā boūtifull 387
• Mercurie, called Taautus, or Thoyth. 76
• Mesopotamiae. 64
• Messias, how yet expected. 179. his marriage. 182

• Metamorphosis of Parasa∣tico's daughter. 432
• Methodius, Ps. 46
• Michael, and his Horne. 180
• Miesalcus. 289
• Mice. 192. in Senacheribs Armie. 61
• Midas. 275
• Midianites. 83
• Miracles before the Messiahs comming. 179. & d.
• Mischnaios, Part of the Tal∣mud. 141
• Miracle of Nature. 14
• Mithridates. 271. Nourished by poyson. 408
• Moavi. 230
• Moab bounded. 83
• Great Mogor, a Monarch. 405
• Moores, why so called. 188
• Moone, honored by the Turks. 247
• Monogamie. 404.417
• Molucco's. 451
• Moluccians. 452
• Moloch, or Milchom. 84
• Monsters in Plinic and Soli∣nus. 385.549
• Moneths among the Iewes. 102
• Monkes of S. Gregoric in Ar∣menia. 36
• Monarchie Assyrian. 60
• Money, a mightie Masse gathe∣red by Dauid. 98
• Monasterie at Vintane. 459
• Mourners, 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. 129.135
• D. Mortons iust Praise. 145
• Morning-prayer among the Iewes. 161.163. & d.
• Mohel, or Circumciser. 157
• Mosul, a Patriarchall See. 66
• Moschees, or Meschits, Turkish Temples. 250
• Mossynaeci. 272
• Mountaine burning. 451
• Mountaine remoued. 63
• Mountaine of Pardons. 224
• Muavias. 194
• Muske. 361
• Mufti, or Mophti. 265
• Mummia. 189
• Musaph, or Curaam, Turkes Law. 244
• Mustaed-Dini, Persian chiefe Priest. 326
• Mustratzem starued amidst his treasures. 63
• Mysia. 277.278
• Mysterie of CHRIST on the Crosse. 12

N

• NAbbathaeans. 190
• Nairo, a Sect. 420.422.423
• Names of GOD, how attribu∣ted. 3. according to the Rab∣bines, 720. 4
• Names of Saturne and Coe∣lum, to whom applied. 46
• Names interpreted. 410
• Narsinga. 423
• Nannacus. 273
• Natolia, or Anatolia. 268
• Nature vrgeth Religion. 26
• Nazar-Coto, an Idoll. 406
• Nazaraeans, a Sect. 127.128
• Nazarites in Israel. 116
• Nechir & Remonchir, Tur∣kish Angells. 257
• Necromācers of Tartaria. 350
• Needle, Nero's Idoll. 70
• Neighbor, how vnderstood by the Iewes. 160
• Nerzini, a Martyr. 261
• Nethinim, or Gibeonites. 116
• New-Moone, feast of the Iews. 105.174
• New-yeares-day. 174
• Nicenesse of the Iewes. 161. in praying. 163
• Nice. 271
• Nine, the number. 338
• Niniue. 64.65. destroyed. 66
• Ninus first set vp Images. 47.
• his Sepulchre. 65
• Nisroch, the Idoll. 65
• Nigidius Figui••, his Wheele. 9
• Noah. 288. a reall Preacher. 33. called Ianus. 45
• Noira, a kinde of Parrot. 430
• ... 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 126
• North-starres, out of sight. 454
• Numbers applied by Maho∣met. 215.216
• Number of Iewes destroyed. 134. Slaues. ibid.
• Nutmeg-tree. 433
• Nymph••um, a sacredcaue. 72

O

• OAth. 415
• Oathes of the Alcoran. 211. of the Persians. 328
• of the Pharies. 121
• Obedience. 143
• Obeliske erected by Semira∣mis. 51
• Oblations of the Iewes. 111
• Ocaca. 446
• Odia, a Citie. 388
• Ogyges interpreted Noah. 46
• Old man of great age. 409.417
• Old folke sold to be eaten. 455
• Old man nourished with the milke of his wiues. 456
• Olympus, seat royall of the first Ottoman. 271
• Omphale. 278
• Ophir. 388
• Opinions of the Sadducees. 123. Samaritanes. 131. Pharisces. 119.120.
• Originall Sinne. 23
• Oracle of bearded Apollo. 69
• Oracle at Daphne. 71
• Oracle by sacred youths. 389
• Orontes the Riuer. 72
• Originall Scriptures, not cor∣rupted. 147
• Ormus. 437
• Orders of Religion. 260.373. & d.

• Orchanes, first Founder of Hospitals, & Religious hou∣ses among the Turkes. 235
• Offens, and Esens, all one. 127
• Other men. 122
• Ottoman, or Osman beg. 235
• Owle obserued of the Tartars. 338
• Ozmen. 194

P

• PAchorus. 298
• Pagodes, or Idols. 414.459
• Palladium. 275
• Panchaea. 192
• Painting the skinne with hote yron. 450
• Paper-cloth. 456
• Palestinae. 91
• Papa, how vsed in the Primi∣tiue Church. 122
• Paradise, where. 13. of Ala∣deules 64. of Aloadin 317. of the Turks 208. de∣scribed by Mahomet. 218
• Paring of nailes. 169
• Parents authoritie in Marri∣age. 12
• Passeouer among the Iews. 105
• Paschall Lambe. 106
• Passeouer, how at this day cele∣brated. 172
• P••••thia and Parthians. 297
• Parthians God. 299
• Pases, an Enchanter. 312
• Paphlagonia. 272
• Pardaw, a Coyne. 401.410
• Parts of the World, six. 42
• Patane, a Citie. 389
• Patience practised. 383
• Patenaw, a Kingdome. 403
• Patrone-latrons. 113
• Pearles very bigge. 451
• Peace-offering. 111
• Pennance and displing. 175
• Pegu 391. described. 394
• Peguans supposed original. 398
• Peguan discomfited by the Ri∣uer. 389
• Pepper-trees. 386. Pepper. 433
• Pensile Gardens. 50
• Pergamus. 278
• Pentecost. 106.173
• Perturie punished. 385
• Peremptorie pride. 383.411
• Perimal, king of Malabar. 230
• Periaconconas fratrici••••. 323
• Persian worshipping. 328
• Persian Kings education, &c. 309
• Persons in the diuine nature. 4
• Phalli, or Priapi. 68
• Pharisecs, why so called. 119. seuen sorts. 121. their strict observations. ibid.
• Phoenicia. 81
• Philippinae. 436.449
• Philo, his tale of Images. 85
• Philosophie banished. 63
• Phylac̄teries, or Totaphoth. 120
• Phraates. 299
• Phrixus: 291
• Phrensie strange. 282
• Phrygia. 273
• Phocas. 308
• Pilgrimage. 70.396.401.221. & d. 406. 425
• Pine-tree. 278
• Planting in Virginia. 43
• Plutarchs conceit of the word Sabbath. 104
• Plutonium. 283
• Plague not seared by Turkes. 248
• Pismires put men to their shifts. 430
• Poore prouided for. 374
• Pontus and Bythinia. 271
• Polygamie. 419.450
• Poo, Poo. 420
• Pompey & Ptolomey tooke aduantage of the Iewes by the Sabbath. 104
• Poll-money, or personall offe∣rings. 112
• Prayer, suspended by strife. 167
• Precepts among the Chinois. 372
• Preparatiō to the Sabbath. 169
• Pramnae, a Sect Indian. 384
• Priests Turkish. 264. punish∣ment to strike them. 267
• Prayer, and washing of the Turkes. 245
• Prophesie of the Turkes ruine. 249
• Prayer, Turkish. 257
• Priapus. 277
• Prusa, Seat of Ottoman Kings. 235
• Precepts affirmatiue. 154. & d. Negatiue. 152. & d.
• Priests of Macazar. 45 &
• Prophet deceiuing the Samari∣tanes. 131
• Procession. 459
• Preface to the Iewish Relation. 87. & d.
• Prophesie deceiuing. 60
• Promised Seede. 27
• Proselyte, who, how made. 95
• Psammeticus. 273
• Punishment of offendours in China. 370
• Punishment priuat. 399
• Purgatorie, Iewish. 150
• Purification after Child-birth. 159
• Pythagorean error. 411.415

Q

• QVabacondonus, 441. 442. his letter. 448
• Queene of Pat••ne. 390
• Questions of the Sabbath. 17.18.103. of Miracles. 80. of confession. 446
• Questions propounded to Ma∣homet. 215
• Quilacare, a Citie. 421
• Quinsay, a Citie. 367

R

• RAchiah, Gen.1. expoun∣ded. 8
• Rabbimust be beleeued. 142
• Rabbines Exposition of Scrip∣ture. 142
• Rabbines and Trent-Councell. 143
• Rabbine killed by his zealous scholler. 148
• Rabbinicall Reasons why Ia∣cob was buried in Canaan. 151
• Rabbines Exposition of Gen. 3.12. 170
• Raine, like Ashes, and like wo∣mens haire. 447
• Raine-bow, the causes there∣of. 37
• Raine-bow on a wall. ibid.
• Ramme of Abraham. 259
• Rattes of India. 430
• Redde Sea. 438
• Rechabites in Israel. 118
• Rebellion 391. of the Iewes 135
• Religion defined. 16
• Redeeming the First-borne. 159
• Religious men of Siam. 387
• Religion of the Great Mo∣gor. 406
• Religious persons. 417
• Religious Rites of the Persi∣ans. 313
• Reisbuti. 407
• Remainder of GODS Image in Man. 25
• Resurrection, how conceited by the Iewes. 151
• Reuenge of a Christians death. 329
• Reuenues of the King of Chi∣na. 373
• Rheubarbe at Succuir. 361
• Rhinoceros. 400
• Rhodes, the Island. 438
• Rimmon, the Idoll. 70
• Rites and Sacrifices of the Iewes. 111
• Riuers of Paradise. 14
• Romadan, a Moneth. 213
• Rome founded in fratricide. 28
• Rubie very rich and rare. 460

S

• SAbbath, why changed 19. Christian, when begin∣ning 103. the Etymologie 104. Superstitiously kept by the Iewes. ibid. too strictly kept. 132
• Sabbath-daies iourney. 105
• Sabbaticall yeare. 108.
• Streame. 104.437
• Sabbath-obseruatiōs. 170. & d. workes 171. Supplication of the Sabbath. 170
• Sacrifice of the Iewes of eight sorts. 111
• Sacrifice to the Deuill. 394.460
• Sacrifice daily morning and e∣uening. 103. double on the Sabbath. ibid.
• Sacrifices. 28. Turkish. 245
• Sacrifice vnbloudie. 384
• Selfe-sacrificers. 425
• Sacrilege in iest. 74
• Saddai, an Attribute of GOD. 4
• Sadduces. 122
• Salamander. 430
• Salomons seruants. 85
• Salomons Sepulchre. 134
• Saints Turkish. 200
• Samatra, the Commodities there. 457
• Samaria. 92. the Etymolo∣gie. 128
• Samaritanes, Time-seruers, 130. their Epistle to An∣tiochus, ibid. troubled with a Noli me tangere. 131. their Sects.ibid. Samaritans bread. 130
• Sampsaeans, Sunners, or Sun∣men. 127
• Samarcand, Citie of Tamer∣lane. 356
• the Samoyeds. 365
• Sangenotocoro. 446
• Sanhedrin, and other Iewish Iudges. 95 & d.
• Sapores crowned King in his mothers belly. 306
• Sardanapalus 60. his Death and Epitaph. 61
• Sardis. 283
• Saracens 193. their worship. 220
• Sarus, measure of Time. 48
• Satagam, a Citie. 404
• Scaligers deserued title giuen by M. Selden. 56
• Scala, a Booke expounding the Alcoran. 215
• Schesche, naked beggers. 403
• Schooles and Degrees, Iew∣ish. 122
• Schooles. 56
• Scithia and Scithians. 331.332. No Swine there. 333
• Scribes. 126
• Scythismus. 46
• Sea-Crabbes, very bigge. 431
• Sea-Dogges. 401
• Sea-sights. 453
• Sea, discoursed of. 434. & d.
• Sealed Booke. 146
• Sebuia and Sebuians. 132
• Sects among the Iewes. 117. of many sorts. 128. in Malabar. 420. & d. of Turkes. 279
• Sechaidar, head of the Sophi∣an Sect. 319
• Selim. 237.239
• Sema, or Sarama Perimal. 418

• Semiramis. 294. fiue dayes ru∣ling. 65
• Sentida, an Hearbe. 433
• Septuagint. 44
• Sermon at Circumcision. 159
• Seres, a people. 335
• Serpents. 362
• Serpent, made a God. 77
• Seraphims six winges, why. 3
• Sergius the Monke. 200
• Seriffo of Mecca. 222
• Sermon of the Santones. 225
• Seruants ruling. 55
• Seuenth moneth festiuall. 106
• Sesostris, 190
• Seuerus, truely seuere. 71
• Shauen Shauers. 443.444
• Shippes with two prowes. 457
• Sheepe of Arabia. 192
• Simia, Limia, Chimia, three Sciences. 361
• Sinnes mortall. 246
• Sinai. 189
• Sinne of our first Parents. 21
• Sick-folke strangled and eaten. 454
• Siam, a Kingdome. 387
• Simile, of beholding God. 5. of Barrell of Letters. 9. of men like Counters. 73. of Shipwracke. 9. of a falling Starre. 135. a. Reg: 7. 7. 146
• Skulles in stead of money. 457
• Sleepers seuen. 210
• Slaughter of Persians & Turks. 240
• Socotera. 438
• Sodome, the sinnes thereof and punishment. 82
• Souldiours onely wearing wea∣pons. 374
• Sophi, what it signifieth. 327
• Sophian Sects. 325
• Sorcerers. 362
• Sorceries of the Turkes. 248
• Solyman. 237
• Soule out of Purgatorie. 178
• Sombrero, of Coco-leaues. 396
• Sow killed by Mahumetanes. 454
• Spaniards wicked life. 449
• Sparrowes. 294
• Spirit mouing on the waters. 7
• Spiders. 291
• Starre-Chamber. 114
• Stone at Abrahams house. 223
• Stone, engrauen by Salomon. 147
• Stone, worshipped. 428
• Stone, called the Lampe. 69
• Store of water, store of wealth. 161
• Stile of the King of Bisnagar. 427
• Stratageme of Semiramis. 382
• Suckell Counse. 403
• Sunne and Moone worshipped. 451
• Suites and Supplications, how preferred. 394
• Sunne, bigger then the Earth. 9
• Succoth-Benoth, interpreted. 56
• Superstitions in the Philippi∣nae. 449
• Swines flesh abhorred of Turks. 246
• Swine-porters. 134
• Siri{que} tongue. 148
• Synagogues Iewish. 100
• Synagogue-Offices sold. 177
• Syria. 67
• Syrian Goddesse. 67

T

• TAbernacle in Israel. 97
• Table for each guest. 441
• Taicosama, his impious arro∣gancie. 442
• Tailed people. 454.457
• Talles. 176
• Talmud. 141. preferred be∣fore the Bible. 142
• Talopoies, Religious persons. 392.397
• Tamer of Diuels. 443
• Tamarlan. 357
• Tanais. 289
• Tangrolipix. 233
• Tantalus. 273
• Taprobane, which is ••. 460
• Tarsus. 284
• Tartar. 335
• Tartars worship, Superstitions, Sorceries, conditions, fune∣rals. 348
• Targum of the Iewes. 144
• Taugast, a Citie. 231
• Tauris, a Citie. 324
• Teeth guilded. 457. died black. 499
• Tek••pha, a time Iewish. 102
• Temple at Ierusalem, how long in building. 98. burnt by Titus. 99. destroyed quite by Adrian. ibid. miracu∣lously hindred from rebuil∣ding. ibid.
• Two Iewish Temples more. 100
• Temple of Caesar.100. 101. of Belus. 51. of Bellona. 269. of the Moone. 64. of Hierapolis. 68 of Venus. 78. of Amida, 447. of a Lizzard. 447. in Mount Garrizim. 130. of Bacchus. 387. of the Sunne. 386. of Sophia. 250. of the Pa∣godes. 415. 416. of an Ape. 418. at Cyzicus. 277. of Diana. 280. & d. of the Scythians. 332

• Tephillim, a Iewish, ornamēt. 162
• Ternate.451. deuotions there. 452
• Terra Diaboli. 292
• Thalmudists. 123
• Theft punished. 334.451
• Theudas, a Iewish Rebell. 125
• S. Thomas. 424
• Saint Thomas Christians. 421.438
• Tibareni. 272
• Tidea. 288
• Tides, very violent. 396
• Tithes. II. Due Iure Diuino. 112. 4. sorts. ibid.
• Tooth-ach. 386
• Topheth 84
• Torrent suddeine and violent. 563
• Tortoises very great. 431
• Torlaquis, or Durmisluys. 162
• Tongues of the Gods 53
• Tower of Babell. 52
• Trinitie. 4. 7. manifested at Iordan. 90. worshipped. 416
• Traditionall Law. 143
• Transplanting of Colonies. 129
• Traditions of the Pharisees. 120
• Translations out of Hebrew in∣to Greeke. 148
• Treasury at Ierusalem, rich. 112
• Trecherie of the King of Tan∣gu. 394
• Tree of Life. 19. of Know∣ledge. ibid. of Rootes. 432. halfe poison, halfe Antidote. 434. Poison and Antidote. 457. reckoned for Gods. 385. Called Tuaca. 451
• Tree-lodgings. 389.396
• Triall of Religion, and of the first language. 40.406
• Triall of chastitie by fire. 552
• Trying of blades. 455
• Troy. 275
• Tarridi, Bishops. 442
• Turkes, Etymologie. 231. beginning. 232. tributarie to the Tartar. 234. and friends to them. 242. Enemie to the Persian. 326

V

• VAlley of Hinnom. 84
• Voramus. 232
• Varella, or Idoll Temple in Pegu. 369
• Vengeance pursuing the Iewes. 135
• Venus called Mylitta. 55. of diuers diuersely named.313. worshipped in likenesse of a Nauell. 430
• Venus and Adonis. 78
• Vermine killing the Elephant. 434
• Verteas, Religious persons. 410
• Vessels of the Temple at Ieru∣salem. 134
• Victualls in Pegu. 394
• Vines very fruitfull. 91
• Viper, sixteene cubites long. 384
• Virgins prostituted. 361
• Vnicornes. 400.454
• Vniuersitie at Bagded. 63. at Coia in Iapon. 444. of the Bonzii. 443.444
• Vo, or Dairi, title of a Prince. 441
• Vowes in sicknesse. 426
• Vsurers. 351
• Vulgar Latine translation. 147

W

• VVAll of Adrianus Vineyard. 134
• Warres betweene Siam & Pe∣gu. 393
• Warme winter, very fierce. 413
• Washing-Tradition. 166
• Watching of the dead. 328
• Water-Coque. 437
• Water, washing away sinne. 404. very cleere. 452. bree∣ding a worme in them that drinke it. 356
• Wheele of Figulus. 9
• Whale coniured. 431
• D. Whites challenge. 145
• Wicked man adored. 444
• Wiues of the Turkes. 245. of the Tartars. 349. Prostitu∣ted to strangers. 360. besto∣wed on other men. 300. ex∣changed. 419. immured with their dead husbands. 424. buried with them. 425 killing themselues. 456. bur∣ned. 385.386.402.409.415.428.456.457. the manner of it. 423
• Windes keeping set times. 413
• Winter and Summer at once in a Climate. 412
• Wood, very heauy. 455
• Woman, the Image of the Man. 12. equall to him in soule. ibid
• Women, Turkish. 254
• Women to be hired. 390.395. and sold. 455
• Wonders of Nature. 330
• Workes of God. 45
• Worlds Creation. 5
• VVorld had a beginning. 9

• Good works of the Turks. 248.250
• Writing. 389

X

• XA or Scha, a Persian Ti∣tle. 410
• Xaca. 442
• Xamabusis, Pilgrims. 445
• Xauier. 448
• Xerxes. 303
• ... 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 a feast of the Iewes. 109

Y

• YEare among the Hebrewes. 102
• Yeare of Iubilee. 108

Z

• ZAchiah, a Riuer in Hell. 216
• Zarmanochagas, his Epitaph 384
• Zeale for Temples. 130
• Zeale of the Turkes. 247
• Zelotae, notable Villaines. 126
• Zela, a Citie. 270
• Zeilan a delicate Iland. 558
• Zizis, a Iewish wearing. 162
• Zipporah, why called a Cushite. 188
• Zopyrus. 58.303
• Zuna, Law of Mahomet. 244
• Znnzim, a Pond. 224