B
- BAbels Confusion, 29
- Babilon, the Metropolis of the Iewes, 51
- Baboones greater then women, and little differing from their shape, 79
- Bacchus his seuerall names, his Priests, 23. His trauels; with di∣uers his famous exploits, 68.69
- Bagisara a Harbour in India, 87
- ...Ballas, 38
- Baptisme euery yeere vsed by the Aethiopians, & the reason there∣of, 148
- Baptisme in the Greeke Church, 158
- Barbarians vanquished by Alexan∣der, 12
- Barna a Towne where are Gardens of Myrrhe, flowres, culture of trees &c. 87
- Bartholomew the Apostle, his preaching, life, death, &c. 55
- Bay called Hesperus his horne; wherein a great Iland; in the I∣land a Lake, and in it another I∣land full of Woods, when in the night are kindled fires, and heard the noise of Cimbals, Drums, and infinite shouts. 78
- Beasts fed with fish, 87. A beast so bigge that hee deuoureth a whole Elephant, 89
- Beda translated some part of the Scriptures into the Saxon or Eng∣lish tongue, 145
- Be••emoth and Leuiathan a Iewish tale of them, 123
- Belgian Bishoprickes, 172
- Benedictine Order beyond the Ie∣suiticall, 174
- Benomotapa a great Kingdome in Africk, 113
- Bessus his murthering of Darius, his torture, 84
- Bion the Philosopher, 75
- Bishops how differing from the A∣postles, 52. Religion reomforted by them, 62
- Bishopricks of the Roman Prouince 168. & sequitur, Bishopricks in India, 173. Bishoprickes in Spaine, France, Low-countries, Germany, Switzer, Hungaria, Poland, Prussia, England, Scot∣land, Denmarke, Sweden, 170.171.172.173.
- ...Bohemia, 172
- Books of strange kinds of paper, 179
- Brachmans, their manner of liuing, they haue no instrument to worke, no beasts, tillage, vse of Iron: they alwayes worship God; al∣wayes pray looking to Heauen; they eate what they finde on the ground; the men liue of on side Ganges, the women on the o∣ther, to whom their husbands haue recourse certaine monethes, &c. 89
- B••erewood his Enquiries of Lan∣guages, 95. of Religions professed in the World, 112
- Bread made of the meale of rosted fi∣shes, 87
- Bread for the Greekes Eucharist, called pure bread, made by a pure woman or man, 156
- Britaine in Caesars time, 30
- Bubarta, a small Iland, 87
- Bucephalus Alexanders fierce Horse, 82
- Bucephalia a Citie built by Alex∣ander where his Horse Bucepha∣lus dyed, 84
- Byscaines among the Spaniards boast that they are the right Hi∣dalgos or Gentlemen, 107