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A T A B L E of some Principal Things herein con-
tained , neither reducible to the Index Explanatory ,
nor the Contents.
A
BASSINES and their Empe-
ror, Page 31*
Abdul Catm outwitted by Seva
Absolute Authority circumscribed by no
Sanson, M9
Adventures of the Tortugals taught us to
bring the Eastcrn Commodities home
by Sea, ' J J
tAi")'ptia>ii given to Ilieroglyphicks, ex-
pressing the Year by the Palm-tree, 232
Affronts not pardoned, 1 j 6
Agent os Yersia, his Character and Emo-
lument, 22;. He waits to appear be-
fore the Suffee, 31J
Agility of the Indian Women, 31
Air and Climate what Influence, 346
Air the chiefest Commodity in hot Coun-
tries, 222
Air that is thick tannines; a thin Air
breeds no Soil, 306. Open Air not
so healthy for Men as Bcalrs, 234
Air infectious at Gombroon, 227, 229
Alab Add Cairn limited to be begotten by
an Elephant-keeper, 169
Alcoran, a Legend of Lies, 372
Alexander in all probability had been stopt
in his Career of Victory, had notaPo-
stan Rultick discovered to him the fylss
PerficiE, 2J4
Alexander's Army followed the Course of
Indus, 72
Alexander, whether he ever conquered
Yorus, xSj
Aligators Amphibious Creatures, 118
Almond-Tree Wands worn by the hest
men in Verfia, 242
Alteration of Humours between Indian
andPsi-yW, 22 r
Ambition knows no mean, t68
Amthtsbena, &n Serpents observe Mu-
sick, 35-
Ants and Mufcetoes how remedied, 3 5-
Antilopes taken only By a Decoy , 45
Hunted by Leopards, 111
Guardian Angels sainted, 93
Ancestry os Portugal! commended, i>j
Animals not void of Reason, 76
Antiquaries esteem things moth-eaten by
Time, J4
Sir Anthony Shirley, 100, 256
Apostacy grounded on a trivial piece of
Pageantry, 289
Apostatcs despised, 13S
Arms take place of the Gown, 3 60
Arabsfty as oft as pursued, 21J. Are true
Rovers both by Sea and Land, 119.
Are. fierce and treacherous, -gain more
by Fraud than Merchandise;- 220
Armenians life Amulets against Wirch-
craft, 276. Are to appear in the Royal
City as Merchants, 268. Converted
to ChrilKanity by St. 'Barihdomtw, 270.
Are most Jacobites, 273. Move their
Turbats as we our Hats, 31
Aristocracy countenanced on the Coast of
Malabar, 5 r
Army every New Moon refrelh the Offi-
cers of their Pay, 139. The Cheats
in the Army, 14c. Armies make the
Indians miserable by their Devaluations,
142
Art of painting Calicoes most perfected
at Mechlapatan, 31
Arts that are profitable more in vogue
than Liberal Sciences, 191
Articles betwixt the Terjiam and Ei/gltil>,
222
Afa the Companions of Woden, what re-^
ladon to the Gabtrs or Old Tcrstam, 267
Astrolabe supplies the defect of the Quai
drant, when the Sun is perpendicular,
Astrology eluded by two Examples, 373
Afdrnbal, Hannibal's Brother, Inventer of
die Graver to govern Elephants, 118
Author of the Giw-Stones a Florentine Apo-
thecary, 1 jo
L 11 Amtn-
A T A B L E of some Principal Things herein con-
tained , neither reducible to the Index Explanatory ,
nor the Contents.
A
BASSINES and their Empe-
ror, Page 31*
Abdul Catm outwitted by Seva
Absolute Authority circumscribed by no
Sanson, M9
Adventures of the Tortugals taught us to
bring the Eastcrn Commodities home
by Sea, ' J J
tAi")'ptia>ii given to Ilieroglyphicks, ex-
pressing the Year by the Palm-tree, 232
Affronts not pardoned, 1 j 6
Agent os Yersia, his Character and Emo-
lument, 22;. He waits to appear be-
fore the Suffee, 31J
Agility of the Indian Women, 31
Air and Climate what Influence, 346
Air the chiefest Commodity in hot Coun-
tries, 222
Air that is thick tannines; a thin Air
breeds no Soil, 306. Open Air not
so healthy for Men as Bcalrs, 234
Air infectious at Gombroon, 227, 229
Alab Add Cairn limited to be begotten by
an Elephant-keeper, 169
Alcoran, a Legend of Lies, 372
Alexander in all probability had been stopt
in his Career of Victory, had notaPo-
stan Rultick discovered to him the fylss
PerficiE, 2J4
Alexander's Army followed the Course of
Indus, 72
Alexander, whether he ever conquered
Yorus, xSj
Aligators Amphibious Creatures, 118
Almond-Tree Wands worn by the hest
men in Verfia, 242
Alteration of Humours between Indian
andPsi-yW, 22 r
Ambition knows no mean, t68
Amthtsbena, &n Serpents observe Mu-
sick, 35-
Ants and Mufcetoes how remedied, 3 5-
Antilopes taken only By a Decoy , 45
Hunted by Leopards, 111
Guardian Angels sainted, 93
Ancestry os Portugal! commended, i>j
Animals not void of Reason, 76
Antiquaries esteem things moth-eaten by
Time, J4
Sir Anthony Shirley, 100, 256
Apostacy grounded on a trivial piece of
Pageantry, 289
Apostatcs despised, 13S
Arms take place of the Gown, 3 60
Arabsfty as oft as pursued, 21J. Are true
Rovers both by Sea and Land, 119.
Are. fierce and treacherous, -gain more
by Fraud than Merchandise;- 220
Armenians life Amulets against Wirch-
craft, 276. Are to appear in the Royal
City as Merchants, 268. Converted
to ChrilKanity by St. 'Barihdomtw, 270.
Are most Jacobites, 273. Move their
Turbats as we our Hats, 31
Aristocracy countenanced on the Coast of
Malabar, 5 r
Army every New Moon refrelh the Offi-
cers of their Pay, 139. The Cheats
in the Army, 14c. Armies make the
Indians miserable by their Devaluations,
142
Art of painting Calicoes most perfected
at Mechlapatan, 31
Arts that are profitable more in vogue
than Liberal Sciences, 191
Articles betwixt the Terjiam and Ei/gltil>,
222
Afa the Companions of Woden, what re-^
ladon to the Gabtrs or Old Tcrstam, 267
Astrolabe supplies the defect of the Quai
drant, when the Sun is perpendicular,
Astrology eluded by two Examples, 373
Afdrnbal, Hannibal's Brother, Inventer of
die Graver to govern Elephants, 118
Author of the Giw-Stones a Florentine Apo-
thecary, 1 jo
L 11 Amtn-