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- PAlestina, the Citie thereby figu∣red, 4
- Palladius his swiftnesse & trauels, 90
- Palm-tree the ensigne of Phaenicia, 108
- Panonian tongue, 101
- Papall-religious Orders, the numbers, kindes, and beginnings thereof, 175
- Parrots, 39. Paruaim, the name of the Ophirian gold, 25
- Patriarch trauels, 66
- Patriarchs in the Roman Empire, 166
- Patriarch of Constantinople his Iuris∣diction, 167.127.162. The reason why his Authority so great, 128. His tri∣bute, familie, 163
- Patriarch of Antiochia his Iurisdicti∣on, 129, 167.
- Patriarchs titular obeying Rome, 151
- Patriarch of the Nestorians, 131
- Patriarch of Mozall or Seleucia, 133
- Patriarch of Ierusalem a Iacobite, 134 167
- Patriarch of Alexandria his Iurisdict∣on, 163, 167
- Patriarch of the Maronites, 141
- Patriarch of Babilon, 163. The begin∣ning and alteration of the number and power of Christian Patriarchs, 166
- Patriarchship of the West, 166. Of the East, 167
- Patriarch of Seleucia, 167
- Patriarch of Aethiopia, 167
- Patriarch of Aquileia, 167
- Paul the Apostle his Preaching, life, death, &c. 56. The Mappe of his Pe∣regrination, 57. Peacockes, 39
- Pegu, infested with wilde Beasts, 33. Famous for riches and Iewels, 33.34
- Pelasgi first brought letters into Ita∣ly, 178
- People, the world peopled by degrees, 30. People speaking at one time per∣fectly with two men, both answering and discoursing; and hauing clo•••••• tongues, 80
- Peregrinations of Christ, 49.50. A world of Peregrinations haue hapned in the world, 68
- Peru, why and whence so named, 25
- Peru is not Ophir, 27
- Persians discomfited by Alexand. 83, 84. Persian Gulfe, 87, 88
- Persian Kings Palaces, 88
- Peter his Preaching peregrination, &c. 51. Not Bishop of Rome, 52
- Peter Stroza, Secretarie to Pope Paul the 5 his Treatise of the Opinions of the Chaldaeans, touching the Patriarch of Babylon, and the Nestorians in A∣sia, 163
- Philosophy two kinds, 74. It formerly flourished in Asia, but now suppressed, 117. Phylosophers held themselues of themselues compleat, 7. Their estate 8. Compared to Horses, 8
- Philosophers & Christians cōpared, 10
- Philosophers Trauels, 7••, 76
- Philotas slaine by the command of A∣lexander, 84
- Philip his Preaching, &c. 54
- Philip the Father of Alexander his dreame, and Aristander the Diuiner his exposition thereof, 81
- Philippinas, certaine Iles in Asia cal∣led by that name, the number whereof is eleuen thousand, 114
- Phine••s blinded by Iupiter for reuea∣ling the Gods secrets, 70
- Phaenician Voyages, 77. A goodly I∣land found out by them neere the Li∣byan shore, 77
- Phaenician Antiquities, 48. Phaenici∣an Alphabet, 180. Phaenicians the same with the Cananites, 108
- Phaenix, true in Misterie, not in Histo∣rie, 23
- Pilgrimages, or Peregrinations, 49, 50
- Pillar of Stone inscribed, I Alexander came hitherunto, 89
- Pillar in the Capital at Rome, dedicated to the memory of Duillius with the Latine inscription, 106
- Pinator Lake, neere it much Gold, and a rocke of Diamonds, 34
- Plato his trauels, 75. His disciples, ib.
- Poeticall fictions, 69.70.71
- Poyson dranke by a Patriarch of A∣lexandria without hurt, 159
- Poland the Prouinces, Vniuersities, Bi∣shoprickes, and Iesuites therein, 173
- Polanders of the Greeke Religion, 131
- Pomerland a Dukedome, the Cities, and Bishoprickes therein, 172
- Pope denies his Baptismall name, 7. His vsurpation, 12.166. No such power as he pretends 16. He is despised by the Greeke Church, 128. The title of Pope was anciently giuen to other Bishops, 166
- Pope Innocent the 3. charged that in Cities where was concourse of diuers Nations that differed in language, di∣uine Seruice should bee celebrated ac∣according to that difference, 144
- Popish rites in giuing Orders, 149
- Pope Clement the 8. his Messengers and gifts to the Maronites, 152
- Port of Sur, the place of the Citie of Ty∣reso called, 129
- Portugals their Sea-greatnesse, 20
- Porus King of a great part of India, 84
- Praying standing, 157
- Preaching of old to the Americans, 59
- Presbyter Iohn, King of Tenduc, his rule in the North-east parts of Asia, his Religion, Scaligers errour tou∣ching him, 114
- Priests liuings in the Greeke Church, 163
- Princes, no impeachment to them but true aduancement of honour to vse all frugall husbandry and meanes of thri∣uing at home, 37
- Printing, the Art of Arts, 62. Lear∣ning thereby reuiued, 63
- Proprietie the Subiects state, 10
- Prussia Regalis & Ducalis, the Bishop∣rickes and gouernment thereof, 173
- Ptolomeis degr. false or vncertaine, 79
- Punicke Tongue, little differing from the Hebrew, 109.29. The Chanani∣tish or old Hebrew language, 108
- ...Purgatorie 148
- Pyrrho the Philosopher his trauels, 76
- Pythagoras the Philosopher most fa∣mous both for Trauels & Science, 76