Purchas his pilgrimes. part 3 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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• O Come let vs worship, &c. The Psalme said before the Psalmes for the Day, in the Russian Seruice-booke; as we do, 450
• Oares like fishes finnes, 354.20
• Oathes of seuerall Nations, 202 50
• Oath of olde Island, the manner, 665.10
• Oath of the Chinois, 258.30
• Oathes, Witnesses in China not examined vpon; and why, 188.20 & 202.50
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• Oath vpon the Crosse, 434.10. Vpon the Crosse and the Euan∣gelists, 795.1
• Oath vpon the holy Fount, 783.20, 40. Vpon Wheate Eares, 264.30
• Oathes taken in Temples, 397 40
• Ob the Riuer in the Samoieds Countrey, 522. & 523.50. The Russes first passe it, ibid. The strange creatures there, ibid. They suffer the Russes to build Castles vpon it, 524.40. Boats drawne vpon it, 526.40. Na∣uigable, two hundred leagues vp, goodly Countreyes vninhabited vpon it, ibid. The conueniencie of passing by it through the Sa∣moieds Countrey, 529.30. See also pag. 539.60. A Summers day sayling ouer, 543
• Ob, the way and charges of discoue∣ring it from the Riuer Pecho∣ra in Russia by Land, 804.60 The Inhabitants on each banke of it, and the fiue Castles; the wood on it, fish in it, wild beasts frequenting it, the way to discouer it from Pechora by Sea, 805. The way thither from Caninos by Sea, ibid. A warme Sea be∣yond it, 806.10
• Obedience to Parents, 344.60
• Obedience of the Tartars to their Prince and Spirituall Iudges, 639.1
• Obligations the forme in Russia, 434.40. No interest mentio∣ned till the forfeiture, ibid. Speedy Iustice vpon Bonds, ibid.
• Occa the Riuer, 231.30. Falls in∣to the Volga, ibid.
• Ocerra the Citie, 109.20
• Ocha, a China word, 196.1
• Octhers Voyage, 619.30
• Oculus Tauri his Eleuation and Declination in Noua Zembla, 499.10
• Oczacouia in Podolia, the olde names of it, 633.10
• Offenders sewed vp in raw Hides, 102.50
• Offerings of Paper, 196.40
• Offices none Hereditary in Russia, 422.20
• Officers of the Houshold to the Emperour of Russia, 458.30
• Officers the foure chiefe in Russia, 426.1. Their Iurisdictions and Pensions, ibid. Their Com∣missions and Vnder-Officers, ibid. They put none to death, They are of no authority, and are often changed, ibid. Suffered to spoyle, that may bee spoyled, 430. They come to the Whip, 427.1
• Officers Names kept vpon Record, 388.20
• Officers continue but three yeares, 390.30. The Crimes for which they are condemned, ibidem. None is Iudge in his own Coun∣trey, ibid. Their Children and Seruants preuented from taking of bribes, ibid.
• Officers of Mexicans killed to serue their Lords in the next World, 1029.60
• Ogasha Shama, seizes the Soue∣reigntie of Iapon, 327
• Olaus the King and Saint of Norway where buried, 618.10. Honoured, ibid. His Sto∣ry, 621.50
• Old Testament vnderualued, by the Russes, 452
• Olimets Prouince in Russia by No∣uogrod, 794.50
• Ololuchqui, a seed of Mexico, the benumming quality of it: vsed in their Deuilish Oyntment, 1043 20, 40
• Omittoffois, the Gods of China, 196.1. Their Offerings, ibid. They raile on them, ibid.
• Omithoson, Idols, 201.60
• Omoncon first carries the Spa∣nish Fryers to preach in China, 290.20. Hee falles out with Sinsay, 304.20. They are made Loytias, 307.40. Re∣turnes to the Philippinaes, 308 30
• Omur the Prince of it, comes to the Pope, 322
• Onam Kerule, the Court of Chin∣gis-chan, 25.40. The proper Countrey of the Tartars, ibid. & 33.40
• One God acknowledged by the Me∣xicans, 1026
• Onecko the Russe, his Storie, 522. His Trading with the Samoieds for Furres; and his growing rich, ibid. Builds Churches, 523. Discouers the Secret to the Emperour, is honoured in Court, 523.10. The encrease of his Ho∣nours, 524.30. Their Lord∣ships in the Citie Osoili, &c. 524.525
• Opobalsamum what properly, 959 30
• Oppression publicke in Russia, 427 40
• Oppressors punished, and the op∣pressed not relieued, 420.30
• Oracles of the Deuill to the Mexi∣cans, 1005.1. Of Peru, 1032 30. The posture in which his Priests came to consult with him: the manner of the An∣swere, ibid. See also, pag. 1043 30
• Orange Ilands, the latitude there, 476.30.477.1
• Oranges great store in China, 331 50
• Oranges, Lemmons and Pome-ci∣trous in China, 381
• Oranges store in the West In∣dies, how they first grew, 961 10
• Orangei, a people in Tartary, 33 40
• Orations made by Indians to their Kings, 1005.40.1006 1.1010.40.1011.20.40.1018 50
• Oration of Frier William to Man∣gu-chan, 27.50
• Oration of the King of Mexico, to Hernando Cortes the Spani∣ard, 1125.30
• Orca the Fish, kills the Whale, 650.1
• Orchardes infinite in China, 295.1
• Orders of Knighthood in Mexico, their Degrees, Ensignes, and Pri∣uiledges, 1063.50
• Ordnance bad in China, 301.60 & 305. marg. Short ones in Ca∣tay, 800.40
• Orellana, the Riuer in the West Indies, the head, course, and hugh mouth, 868.10. & 886.60
• Oreseke Towne in Russia, by Lodi∣ga. 794.40
• Organs blowne with the mouth, 347 40
• Organam, a Countrey in Catay, 20.30.60. The Nestorians there still called Organa, for their skill on the Organs, ibid.
• Ormus, the Countrey and Iland, Their Commodities, 71.30, 40. Ormus the Citie, is head of Chermain, ibid. The descrip∣tion, ibid.
• Ornaments of the Mexican Idols, 1030.1031
• Orphans prouided for in China, 276.1
• Ortus the Kingdome betwixt Mu∣galla and Bactria, 800.10
• ... Ossouen Tartars, 637.20
• Ostachies the people, where, 527.10
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• Ottoya, or the Bride-shooe in Peru, the Ceremony of it, 1058 40
• O••eak a City, 243.40
• Old man of the Mountayne, his Paradice, 72.30, 40. &c. Fooles Paradice, 72.40. Destroyed, 72.60. The vse made of it, 72 50
• Old men that neuer accused any, much honoured in China, 333 20
• Ouse Riuer in Russia, 553.40. The Riuers that fall into it, ibid. And, 534. It falls in∣to Pechora, and where, 554.30
• Ouson the Riuer, by Ob, 804 60
• Oust-Zilma in Russia: Furres there, 537.40. & 544.10. De∣scribed, 544.30
• Owles vsed for Hawkes in Tarta∣ry, 86.20
• Owles-feathers, why the Tartars weare, 112.10
• Owles of Russia strange ones, 418 10
• Oxe sacrificed in China, 307.1
• Oxen strange ones, which draw the Tartars houses, 23.1.71.20 & 79.50
• Oxus the Riuer, hath changed his course, 236.20
• Oyle in Baptisme, 229.30
• Oyle in Baptisme in the Russe Church, 451
• Oyle of Oliues most preciously accounted of, 108.50. For this reason perchance a Tarta∣rian Prince was the more desi∣rous to haue of the Oyle of the Lampe at Ierusalem.
• Oyle of B••alugos in Russia. The manner of fishing for them, 549 30
• Oyle of Aspick whence brought, & the vses, 959.50
• Oyle made of the sap of a tree, 957 20
• Oyle from Apples in China, 382 40
• Oyle of Seales or Trane-oyle, 416 50. How made, 417.10. Sope made of it, ibid.
• Oyle of the Lampe before Christs Sepulchre, Desired by the Tartar Prince, 66.40. Hee receiues it reuerently, 67.40
• Oyntment of the Mexicans, which make them see the Deuill: made of Poyson and Tobacco. It made them feare no wilde Beastes, 1043 30