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A Table os Principal Matters.
Flesh eaten as we do, pernicious in East-
Jndia, 8z. Flessi more eaten on the
Issand Bombaim in a Month, than in
Sprat in a Year, 68. Flefli roasted pe-
culiar to the Englisti Nation, 82
Flies cover the Table, 50
Flying Fisii, 4
To Foot ic through the City, a sign of
the greatest Poverty, 361
Forbidden to burn the Wives with the
dead Husband, 109
Force without Counsel of no value, *j.y
Foreign Ministers have a Respedt equal
to their Privy Counsellors, % 14
Founderspei'vicacioussy vain-glorious, 226
Francijcans touch no Money, 1 jo
Fraud performs what Force could not, 173
Freemen the molt Slaves, 86
French bad Neighbours to the Evglijls, 45.
French force St. Thomas from the Mows,
4?
Friendlhip not suspicious, 168
Frost at Sarat, 187
Friday sst apart for the Moors Worfiiip,
9S* *3°
Funnels to let in Wind to the Houses at
Gombroon, 222
Futurity not regarded, 226
GAbers the Ancient fersians, 26 J. Their
Garb the same as thosc portray'd
oji the Walls of Per/epo/w, 266
Jnstant Gain preferr'd before Glory or
future Emolument, 65;
Gapges what esteem among the JWmjm,i88
Gaol or Mount Sefbir crostes the Conti-
nent North and South, as the Taurus does
Eak and We§, 124
Gardens idolized, 33 c, Gardens granted
by the King's Favour for Diversion, 1.04
Garlick used in Lethargic!; plstempers,
114, II7
Garments ssiaken in token 01 Innocence,
281
Gentiles scruple to kill their Neat, yet
make no Conscience to work them to
death, *43t
Geniues had rather kill a Man, than susser
a Bead: to be led to the Stall, is 5-
Geographers reckon Gates or the Gaot
Mount Sephir, 126
Georgians make the Infantry among the
Ferfuiw, as the Janizaries do. among
the Turks, 284, 5J9. Are, Qusistjans,
of the Greek Church, a.84
xva
Gibralter the farthsist Point South of all
Europe, -,
Girls among the Armenians espoused as
soon as Christned, to prevent the Em-
peror's Usurpation, Z76
Gizard of an Bobera good in an Asthma,% 18
Gea well l'eated, 1 e^
Goats from Carmania sent to endeavour a
Breed on St. Helena, 3 2 y
God infatuates those he will destroy, i6y
God's Decrees not to be known by us, 373
Godiiness not only the chief, but funda-
mental of all other Virtues, 267
Gold prevails more than Right, 382. Gold
though it grows not in jW*», yet ic srays
there, 112
Goods ill gotten thrive not, 353
Government of JWi.3 Tyrannical,^. Ar-
bitrary, 197- Government of Perfa
the molt Absolute, 2$$. Government
of Seva Gi both Tyrannical and Bar-
barous, I J2
Governors ought to observe Laws, 38j
Governors expecl: large Gratuities to
license Heathen Ceremonies, 118. Go-
vernors of Castles confined within Li-
mits, 99,138. Governors in Fee with
the Publick Notaries, 140
Grandeur of the World momentary, 266
Grapes without Stones, 242
Greatncss of the Vortugals expressed by
their numberof Sumbreroes andC<jJs«*.*^
74
Greek Church and Language abominated
by the Armet/ia»sy 28;
Groves of Beetle-Nut Trees represent a
Place of Worsfeip, 4°
Gukovda. its King, how chosen, 29. Aw'd
by the Mogul, 166
Gun cloatbed with Scarlet, that has made
any notable Breach, ilain any great Sol-
dier,or done am-extraordinary Feat, 177
Gurguhts, called K> from the sound is made
when Water is poured out of them to
be drunk as the fotUans do, without
touching it with their Lips, 47
H.
HAbits of the Armenian Clergy, 27 5
Hands and Feet chief lnstruments,
andl lb used among the Gentiles, 11;
Hatmakers- adulterate Bevers with Cam*-
nia Wool, ;; °
Harbour at Gat. a fortunate and- well-
weigh'd Choice, rj4
Hawks of Mnscovy in great esteem, 291
Health
Flesh eaten as we do, pernicious in East-
Jndia, 8z. Flessi more eaten on the
Issand Bombaim in a Month, than in
Sprat in a Year, 68. Flefli roasted pe-
culiar to the Englisti Nation, 82
Flies cover the Table, 50
Flying Fisii, 4
To Foot ic through the City, a sign of
the greatest Poverty, 361
Forbidden to burn the Wives with the
dead Husband, 109
Force without Counsel of no value, *j.y
Foreign Ministers have a Respedt equal
to their Privy Counsellors, % 14
Founderspei'vicacioussy vain-glorious, 226
Francijcans touch no Money, 1 jo
Fraud performs what Force could not, 173
Freemen the molt Slaves, 86
French bad Neighbours to the Evglijls, 45.
French force St. Thomas from the Mows,
4?
Friendlhip not suspicious, 168
Frost at Sarat, 187
Friday sst apart for the Moors Worfiiip,
9S* *3°
Funnels to let in Wind to the Houses at
Gombroon, 222
Futurity not regarded, 226
GAbers the Ancient fersians, 26 J. Their
Garb the same as thosc portray'd
oji the Walls of Per/epo/w, 266
Jnstant Gain preferr'd before Glory or
future Emolument, 65;
Gapges what esteem among the JWmjm,i88
Gaol or Mount Sefbir crostes the Conti-
nent North and South, as the Taurus does
Eak and We§, 124
Gardens idolized, 33 c, Gardens granted
by the King's Favour for Diversion, 1.04
Garlick used in Lethargic!; plstempers,
114, II7
Garments ssiaken in token 01 Innocence,
281
Gentiles scruple to kill their Neat, yet
make no Conscience to work them to
death, *43t
Geniues had rather kill a Man, than susser
a Bead: to be led to the Stall, is 5-
Geographers reckon Gates or the Gaot
Mount Sephir, 126
Georgians make the Infantry among the
Ferfuiw, as the Janizaries do. among
the Turks, 284, 5J9. Are, Qusistjans,
of the Greek Church, a.84
xva
Gibralter the farthsist Point South of all
Europe, -,
Girls among the Armenians espoused as
soon as Christned, to prevent the Em-
peror's Usurpation, Z76
Gizard of an Bobera good in an Asthma,% 18
Gea well l'eated, 1 e^
Goats from Carmania sent to endeavour a
Breed on St. Helena, 3 2 y
God infatuates those he will destroy, i6y
God's Decrees not to be known by us, 373
Godiiness not only the chief, but funda-
mental of all other Virtues, 267
Gold prevails more than Right, 382. Gold
though it grows not in jW*», yet ic srays
there, 112
Goods ill gotten thrive not, 353
Government of JWi.3 Tyrannical,^. Ar-
bitrary, 197- Government of Perfa
the molt Absolute, 2$$. Government
of Seva Gi both Tyrannical and Bar-
barous, I J2
Governors ought to observe Laws, 38j
Governors expecl: large Gratuities to
license Heathen Ceremonies, 118. Go-
vernors of Castles confined within Li-
mits, 99,138. Governors in Fee with
the Publick Notaries, 140
Grandeur of the World momentary, 266
Grapes without Stones, 242
Greatncss of the Vortugals expressed by
their numberof Sumbreroes andC<jJs«*.*^
74
Greek Church and Language abominated
by the Armet/ia»sy 28;
Groves of Beetle-Nut Trees represent a
Place of Worsfeip, 4°
Gukovda. its King, how chosen, 29. Aw'd
by the Mogul, 166
Gun cloatbed with Scarlet, that has made
any notable Breach, ilain any great Sol-
dier,or done am-extraordinary Feat, 177
Gurguhts, called K> from the sound is made
when Water is poured out of them to
be drunk as the fotUans do, without
touching it with their Lips, 47
H.
HAbits of the Armenian Clergy, 27 5
Hands and Feet chief lnstruments,
andl lb used among the Gentiles, 11;
Hatmakers- adulterate Bevers with Cam*-
nia Wool, ;; °
Harbour at Gat. a fortunate and- well-
weigh'd Choice, rj4
Hawks of Mnscovy in great esteem, 291
Health