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Bagdad, xxii; description of, 60; 100 ; trade of, 24, 29, S6, 204 ; Bradadin, 1S5 j Cambayatys of Hormuz, 168
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inhabitants of, 63 ; ruins of ancient explosion at, 30 ; Turks yet pos­ Bradadin, Rex, wazir of Mogostani, I Cambodia, 3, 225, 227
city, 63 ; origin of, 69 ; garrison session of, 30; claimed by Mom- 166 Camels and their uses, S7 ; exported
! i and government of, 64, 71; citadel barek, 26 Bragacya, 36 from Basra, 29 ; great herds at Bir
of, 63 ; climate, products, indus­ Basra, Strait of, 164 Braganga, D. Constantino dc, 239 Enus, 5S ; trade at Bagdad, 67 ;
tries, etc., of, 67, 68; threatened Basscin (Basaym), iii, vii, 17 Brahemy, lands in Persia, 156 duty on, at Tayibe, 103; spare
by the Persians, 71 ; trade of, 29, Bax Dul&b, 72 Brahmans, 210 ones in caravans, 73 ; danger of
33, 67, 61, S5, 100 Bayona Isles, *5 Brava, xiii. See also Somaliland. shipping in wet weather, 108 ;
1 s Bagozzy, loan Battista, Venetian Bear, English ship, xliv Brazil, Ixxviii Arab doctoring of, 45 ; food of, 86
I! merchant, 112 Bear's Whelp, English ship, xliv Brito, Joao Correa dc, Captain of Camel-hire between Aleppo and its
I ’! Bahadin Ayaz Seyfin, King of Bed&wln, Arabs, 36, 37, 74 Columbo, viii, 221, 232 port, annual cost of, 121
Hormuz, 160, 260 Beduynes. See Bedawfn. Brito, Louren§o de, xvii, xxxix, xlvi, Camel-panniers, description of, xxii,
!>: Baharon, King of Persia, 256 Beghdely, clan of Turkomans, 99 1, lii-lv, lxxxv 73
Baharon Xa, Amir Mobarezadin, 171 Behaeddin Ajas, Melik, 160, 161 Brito, Roque dc, v, xii, xiv Camels’ milk and colocynths, medi­
cine from, 36
i; Bahrein Islands, and their pearl- Bejar in Salamanca, origin of name, Brito, Simao de, 221 Camel's straw, a medicine of Arabia,
Broct, Isle of. See Kishm.
fishery, 26, 29, 173-177. *83, 265
98
Bail in, pass of, 127 Bely la, antidote against poisons, 216 Bromefield, Thomas, xliv 228
'I Bajtly 4 Bengal, xlvi, lxxxviii, 165, 222; Brown, Jonas, xcv Camphor, of Achin, 2; of Borneo, 4
I* BaliiOy a rowing-boat, lvi tiger-hunting in, 222 Brune, Vincencio dc, xlix Canals, 27, 30, 74
Balbi, Gasparo, 194 Benjamin, English ship, xliv Brunei in Borneo, xviii, 5 Cananor, fortress of, x
Bali, Island of, xliii, Iii, 2 Benjamin of Tudela, 31 Bricks, burnt, great stores near Canara, x, 210
Benzoin, 2, 227
Bagdad, 58
t Balkh, 254 Berberia, ports of, xxxii Bridge of boats at Bagdad, 60 Candia, Isle of, 132, 141
Balsas river, 13
Candia, kingdom of Ceylon, 235
c* Balsas of canes, rafts, 13 Bermuda, xix, 15 Buddha, tooth of, destruction of, 239 Cane Burgol, 120
Buluk bashi, Turkish captain, 66 ;
Betel, use of, 199, 200
Canes, hawsers of, 4
Balyoy 178
duties of, 67
? ■ :. Banda Islands, lxvii, lxxxiv Bezoar stones, of Borneo, 4, 230; Bungo in Japan, lxxvi, Ixxix Cangeatica, rebel lord of Japan,
of Ceylon, 230 ; of India, 230 ; of
Bandar Abbas, 155
Ixxix
Bandar Ibrahim, lands of, 156 Malacca, Pahang, Sunda, etc.,230; Burrough, Sir John, xxx Can/ales, daggers of Arabs, 43
! , Bandar Nakhilu, 21 of Mexico, 231 ; of Persia, 229 ; Bush-rats of Arabia (jerboas), 37 Cannafistola, 8
Banek, Bibi, Queen of Plormuz, 159 tests to discover spurious stones, Bussorah. See Basra. Canto. See Kuwanto.
f Bangasaly, Ioghea, 207 230 Butargas, salt-fish roes, 147 Canzir, Cape, in Syria, 133
Hr Bangasalys of Hormuz, 168 Biarmia, lxxx Byra, town on the Euphrates, 57 Capgiy porter, 70
n Banians in I-Iormuz, 168 Biddulph, Wm., 120, 130 Cabadim, King of Hormuz, 162, Cara Bax, fighting tribe, 67
Caramania, 129, 133, 151
Bi Fatima, 166
Banjarmasin, 4 ; bezoar stones of,
173. 2SS. 260
iii Bantam, city of, xliii, lxviii, lxxxiv, Bilan, town of, 128 CabiIdat a tribe, 94 CaramusaleSy Turkish vessels, 132
230
Caranja, Portuguese galleon, iii
Biranus, Bircnus, or Bcrcnus, 57
Ih Barbary, coast of, 142 Birds, Isle of, 21 Cab/Icy, a tribe, 95 Cardamoms, in Ceylon, 235 ; ex­
lxxxv ; the Dutch and, xxxv, lxvii
ported from Persia, 252
Cabot, John and Sebastian, lxxxi
Bitumen, 57, 144
Barbosa - Machado, Abb. Diogo, Black Stone of Mecca, 239 Cabral, Pero de Almeida, 16 Carpathus, Isle of, 141
xxiv Blinding of relatives by Kings of Cache, kingdom of, 210 Carpets, trade in Persia, 217, 243,
Barcelor, x, 210 Persia, method of, 186 Caesar, palace of, Arabian fort, 40 249, 250, 252
Bardistan, 22 Blowpipe (Zeruetana), 6 Caerden, Paulus van, lxxxiv, lxxxv CartazeSy 24
) Barem. See Bahrein. Blydc Boodschapy Dutch vessel, Ixxviii Cairo, Teixcira’s notes on, 208 ; Carvalho, Pero Fernandes de, Ixxxvii
i Barents, William, voyages of, lxxx Boaly, 235 opinion of, 201 ; pashalik of, 70 Caryseas (Kerseys), imported into
Barkamin, fort of, 172 Boekhout, Captain Juriaan, lxxvii Cala^a, Belchior, v Aleppo, 120
Barker, Edmund, Ixi Bokhara, 254 Calaminta trade in Cyprus, 138 Casas de JCaodA, coffee - houses at
Bagdad, 62 ; at Aleppo, 121
Calanges, inhabitants of Azarbaijan,
Bolay Agy, Mongana, 23S
tu Barley, 19, 29, 35, 44, 49, 175 Bom Jesies, Portuguese galleon, iii, 245 Caselbax, Persians, 67, 82
l Barreto, Diogo Moniz, Captain of Calayat, or Caliatc, in Arabia. See
Hormuz, 19, 169, 174 xv, xvi Castanho, Simao, pilot, 16
Barreto, Jorge de Lima, li Bombareka. See Mombarek. Kalhat. Castelbranco, D. Jorge de, 174
Barrios, Daniel Levi de, xxiv Borneo, island of, lxxxii, 3; descrip­ Calefah's mosque at Bagdad, 64 Castello-branco, Trajano Rodrigues
Barros, Joao de, Portuguese histo­ tion, 4; natives of, 5; bezoar Calegary, Dominico, 123 de, Ixxxvi
rian, civ, 192 stones of, 230 Calenders, 210 CastellOy Portuguese ship, lxxxiii
Barselor, Upper, capital of Canara, Bostan, in Persia, 247 Californias, 12, 13 Castel Marquez, at Alexandrctta,
210 Botelho, Jeronymo, li Caloiro or Caloyro, monk of the 13*
■ Botelho, Simao, xlix Greek Church, 131, 142 Castel Nuevo, on Gulf of Venice, 149
Basidu, or Bassadore, 19 Calumba wood, 214
Basra, xx, xxi, xxvii, 19, 25, 70; Botero, Giovanni, treatise on Africa Castel Rosso, 139
Camara, Ruy Gonsalves da, iv
description of, 28; sites of, 30, 34, 68 Cambaya, kingdom of, 201, 210, Castel Torneze, 144
35 ; government of, 28 ; products, Both, Pieter, lxxxiv, lxxxv 228 Castro, D. Fernando de, 9
etc., of, 29 ; caravan trade of, 35, Braamin in Persia, 257 Castro, D. Martim Affonso de, li
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