Purchas his pilgrimes. part 1 In fiue bookes. The first, contayning the voyages and peregrinations made by ancient kings, patriarkes, apostles, philosophers, and others, to and thorow the remoter parts of the knowne world: enquiries also of languages and religions, especially of the moderne diuersified professions of Christianitie. The second, a description of all the circum-nauigations of the globe. The third, nauigations and voyages of English-men, alongst the coasts of Africa ... The fourth, English voyages beyond the East Indies, to the ilands of Iapan, China, Cauchinchina, the Philippinæ with others ... The fifth, nauigations, voyages, traffiques, discoueries, of the English nation in the easterne parts of the world ... The first part.

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• IAcobaean tree, 14
• Iacobites whence so called, their

• opinions and rites, 134.135. Their Liturgie, 145. Their numbers, Bishops, Monasteries, and Chur∣ches, 150
• Iacobus de Voragine translated the Scriptures into the Italian tongue, 145
• Iambulus his Nauigation to Ara∣••ia, and Aethop••a, and thence to a strange Iland, &c. 79.80.81
• Iames the brother of Iohn his death, preaching, &c. 93
• Iames called Alphaei, and the bro∣ther of our Lord, &c. 53.54
• Saint Iames Order in Spaine, 170
• Iaponian Characters, 185
• Iberians conuerted. 90
• Ichthyophagi, or Fish-eaters; they make bread of the meale of rosted fishes, 87
• ...Idanthrysus, 73
• Idolatrous Nation in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, 118.119 How great a part of the Earth is possessed by Idolaters, 126
• ...Idumaea, 22
• ...Ierusalem, 54
• Iesuites their number and Colledges in Italy, 168
• Iesuits in Spaine, 171. In Franc••ibi∣dem. In the Low Countries, 172 In Cermany, 172. In Hungaria, Poland, and Prussia, 173. In In∣dia, 173.174
• ...Iewels, 37.38
• Iewes diuided into three sorts, 51.121. Dispersed in seuerall parts of the World, 119. Some ignorant of the Hebrew, 51. & 111. Some v∣sing the Greeke, Syriake, & Chal∣dee tongue, 111. Their trauels & dispersions. 67.119. Their publike Seruice or Lyturgie. 143.
• Iewish Church and Romish compa∣red. 64. Hope of the Iewes Con∣uersion. 67
• Iewes destructions. 67
• Iewes for what cause often termed in the Acts of the Apostles 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉, 111
• Iewes when expelled and banished out of England, France, Spaine, Portugall, Naples, & Sicily. 119
• Iewish Fables of inclosed Iewes, and of the Sea. 123
• Iewish Chaldee is of two sorts. 145
• Ilands not yet inhabited. 58.117. A goodly Iland found out by the Phoenicians. 77
• Iland of Iambalus, the people, rites, creatures, 80
• Iland sacred to Neptune, inaccessi∣ble. 88
• Iland where Pearles are found. 88
• Iles of Maledi••ia aboue seuen thou∣sand of them in all, 117
• Iles lying dispersed in the Ocean on the East and South-east parts of Asia are in number two or three and thirty thousand, 119
• Images in••••••sed by the Aethiopi∣ans. 147
• Image of God, 15
• Imau•• a mountaine more then halfe the length of Asia, 117.118
• India receiued the name from the Riuer 〈◊〉〈◊〉, 28.46. It yeelds st••re of the things brought from O∣ph••r, 39.40
• Indian Voyage examined, 42. Do. Dees calculation and others, 43
• Indian Embassie sent to Constan∣tne, 89
• Infidels, what proprietie they haue in their lands and goods, 14
• Inscription on the Greekes Eucha∣ris••, 156
• Iobson his trauell vp the Riuer Gambra, 28
• Iocktans posteritie in India. 31
• Iohn hi•• banishment, preaching, &c, 53
• Iohn Archbishop of Siuill his trans∣lation of the Scripture into the Arabike Tongue. The vulgar speech of that part of Spaine, 145
• Ionathan Ben Vziel his translating the Prophets and Pentatuch in∣to the Chaldee tongue; as also his Paraphrase vpon the Pro∣phets, 111
• Ionike letters, 177.178
• Ionike Alphabet, 180
• Ireland the Bishopricks therein, 173
• Ishmaelites & Midianites the first Spice-merchants, 42
• Ismaelites and Saracens the same Nation, 121
• Israelites their multiplication in Ae∣gypt, 60
• Israels peregrination in the De∣sert, 24.66
• Italy the Princes potent there, 166
• Italian free States, 169
• Italian language the beginning ther∣of, 102. The diuersitie there∣of, 106
• Iudaisme in what Regions profes∣sed, 119
• Iupiter, Sacrifices to him by Alex∣ander, 88
• Iust men, their vse of this World, 14