ABAFFI, a prince of _Valachia_, Pag. 89.
ABYDOS, see ESKI NATOLIA HISAR.
ACHMETLEER, a village on the road from _Smyrna_ to _Sardis_, 15.
ACHMET GERAI _Sultan_, a Tartar prince, 73.
ACHMET _Sultan_, his mosque at _Constantinople_ described, 40, 45, 64.
ADRAMYTTIAN _gulph_, made by the two promontories of _Cana_ and _Lecton_,
33.
ADRASTIAN PLAINS, so called from the town _Adrastia_ in _Mysia Major_,
52.
ADRIANOPLE, by the Turks called _Edrine_, a city of _Thrace_ on the
river _Hebrus_, described, 63.
ADULTERY, what proof it requires in _Transylvania_, 104.
AESEPVS, now SIMOW, a river flowing into the _Propontis_, 52, 58.
AETNA, a burning mountain in _Sicily_, described, 173.
AGA, a name of respect among the Turks, which properly signifies _lord_
or _master_; from the modern Greek word ἀγὰς, as some have thought,
9.
It is also an additional title given to several officers, who attend
the _Grand Signior_, 69
ΑΓΙΑ ΠΥΛΗ, or the _sacred curtain_, which incloses the choir in the
Greek churches, 42.
AGRIA, a city in _Hungary_, 108.
AIASALUCK, see EPHESUS.
AKHISAR, see THYATIRA.
ALAI CHIAUSH, a messenger of ceremony, 76.
ALAI KIOSK, a pleasure house of the _Grand Signior_ in the great
_seraglio_ at _Constantinople_, described, 45.
ALANY, a village in _Hungary_, possessed chiefly by General
_Glychensberg_, 108.
ALBA JULIA, see WISSENBURG.
ALCYONIVS, his book _De exilio_, said to be compiled out of _Cicero’s_
treatise _De gloria_, 143.
ALEXANDER _Sanctus_, his bones carried in procession at _Vienna_, 124.
ALCKMAIR, a town in _North Holland_, 168.
ALLAH, a name of _God_ among the Turks, 71.
See _D’Herbelot_.
ALLALMALEE, a Christian village in _Thrace_, 62.
ALMASCH, a river in _Transylvania_, 97.
ALMELOO, a town in _Overissel_, 161.
ALONIA, an island in the _Propontis_, famous for excellent wines, 37.
ALSLEBER, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 146.
ALSTER, a river, which runs into the _Elbe_ at _Hamburg_, 152.
ALT, a river in _Transylvania_, 89.
ALTENA, a town near _Hamburg_, subject to the king of _Denmark_, 154,
156.
ALUTA, see ALT.
ALYMAN, a mountain in _Ionia_ betwixt _Ephesus_ and the village
_Giamobasy_, probably _Mons Gallesius_ of the antients, 21.
AMASIA, see EMS.
AMERSFORD, a town in the province of _Utrecht_, 162, 169.
AMMAN _Dr._ taught deaf and dumb persons to speak at _Harlem_, 167.
ANATOLIA, see NATOLIA.
ANTIOCHVS _King_, where defeated by _Scipio Asiaticus_, 53.
ANTONINVS _Marcus_, the Emperor, died at _Vindobona_, 125.
APAMEA, see MONTAGNIA.
APOLLONIA ad _Rhyndacum_, see ULUBAT.
APVLVM, see WISSENBURG.
AQUEDUCTS of _Constantinople_ described, 43.
ARABIC _figures_, their form, as expressed in a date 1477 at
_Clausenburg_; and 1467 at _Vienna_, 97.
ARANYAS, antiently _Chrysolas_, a river in _Transylvania_, 96.
ARCADIVS the _Emperor_, his pillar at _Constantinople_ described, 44.
ARCHBISHOP of _Vienna_, his behaviour at a procession, 125.
ARGINVSAE, see MUSCONISIA.
ARGISCH, a river of _Bulgaria_ runing into the _Danube_, 77.
ARGURON, a Muscovian bird, 68.
ARMS of _France_, see FLIES.
ARNOUTCUI, a village in _Bulgaria_, 76.
ARNSWOLDT, a wood in _Lower Saxony_, with a poor inn described there,
159.
AROKSZALLES, a popish village in _Hungary_, 108.
ASCHERSLEBEN, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 146.
ATHOS, a mountain in _Macedonia_, 33.
ATMEIDAN, the Turkish name for the _hippodromus_, or _cirque_, at
_Constantinople_, 44.
AUGUSTINES, their convent at _Vienna_, 117.
AURATBASAR, a place at _Constantinople_, which signifies the _market
of women_, where stands an antient historical pillar, with a Greek
inscription upon it, 44.
AUSTRIA, divided from _Hungary_ by the river _Leyta_, 114.
And from _Moravia_ by the _Teya_, 131.