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- ...SAcalasis, 87
- Salomons Nauy sent from Ezion-Geber to Ophir, 1. The historie thereof borrowed from Scripture, 2. The Allegoricall and Anagogical sense or application thereof, 3. Salomon sig∣nifying Christ, 3. His right to spoyle the E∣gyptians and Ophirians, 4. The combination of wisdome and royaltie in his person, 10. His Excellentie, fame, and renowne, 18, 19. The end of his Nauigation, 18. His reuenue audi∣ted, 36. His seruants who, 42. Our Salomon, 12, 13, 14
- Salonichi or Thessalonica, a Citie in the Tur∣k••sh Empire hath aboue thirty Christian Churches, 112
- Samaritan Letters, whether ancienter then the present Hebrew, 177
- Sapphires, where the most and best, 38
- Saracens, whence they had their name, of all o∣ther Nations most addicted to rapinc, 121
- Saracens of Arabia their scourge amended the posteritie of the Easterne Church, 142
- Saranga a Region, 87
- Sauage people clothed in beasts skins, 78
- Sauoy the Duke thereof chiefe of two Military Orders. 171. Saxon Alphabet, 186
- Scorpions a cubit long, 89
- Scotland the Bishopricks therein, 173
- Scriptures in vulgar tongues, 143.144
- Scripture-translators 145
- Scripture misapplyed by the Greekes, 154
- Scythia termed Hominum Officina; it con¦tended with Egypt for antiquity of habitation and preuayled, 123
- Sc••yth••••s chased by Alexander 84
- S••as manifold seruiceablenesse, 17. It addes true great••••sse to greatest Kings, 19. It teacheth temperance, ••0. It is a Temple of Theologicall vertues, 20. It is deeper then the highest Hits, 124. The face thereof is in all parts naturally leuell, or equally distant from the center of the water, whence called Aequor, 126. Saylors in equall distance from the land, obserue an equall deepnesse of the Sea, in both South and North latitude. 127
- ...Selfe-knowledge, 6
- Seleucia, the Metropolis of Assyria, 132. Di∣uers opinions of that City, ibid. It was inhabi∣ted by the Citizens of Babylon, 133
- Semiramis her exploits, her building Babylon, inuading India, &c. 72
- Seminary of Mar••nites, 152
- Senacherib inuaded Iudah, 73
- Senses externall the Cinque-port-Intelligencers Internall reasons Hand-mai••s, 176
- Sensuall liberty amongst the Turkes, 117
- ...Sephar, 32
- Serica, a Region where are Trees which bring foorth very fine wooll, of which they make garments called Serica, 89
- Sesostris, his Army, and Pillars, 73
- ...Sheba, 31.73
- Ship of Noah a figure of Baptisme, 21. Euery Christian man is a Ship, 3
- Shipwracke of Faith, ibid.
- Sicilia the Bishops and number of Iesuites there, 169
- Simon called Cananite, and Zelotes, his preaching peregrinations, 54
- Simon Sula••a a Papall Easterne Patriarch a∣mongst the Chaldeans, 151
- Sinnes mortall, 148
- Slauonians, they exercise their publike diuine Seruice in their owne Language, 144
- Slauonish Tongue, 109
- Socrates, 75. Sofa••a is not Ophir, 28
- Soloente a Promo••tor•• of Africa, 78, 79
- ...Solon, 75. Somatra ••amous for Gold, 33
- South Continent, 58, 127
- South parts discouered, 77. Spaine, 107
- Spanish Kings Titles, 94. Spanish Antiqui∣ties, 48. Spaine fitted against Rome, 64
- Spanish Tongue, 101. The beginning thereof, 102. The Composition thereof, 107
- Spanish Bishoprickes and their reuenues, 170
- Spices, whence fetched, the seuerall Ports, 43 Succession of Ports and Staples for the Spice∣trade, 44. Spinel a precious Stone, 38
- Stand-Mountaine, 159
- Stars which appeare to us not seene to some, 81
- Stuta a great Riuer, 86
- Subiects truely obedient to their King, 12
- Sues a Desart place where no Herbe groweth, the Armada for India made there, 23
- Sumatra stored with Gold, 34
- ...Susians, 88. Switzers, 172. Sueden 173
- Synods in Egypt, 112. Synod held in Goa, 133
- Syriake Language, 110.
- Syriake Testament, 133, 134
- Syrians or Melchites, for number the greatest sect of Christians in the Orient, 128. Their Order of diuine Seruice, 146