BABA, the name of a cape, formerly called _Lecton_, in the _Aegean_
sea, 33.
BABITZ, a town in _Austria_, 132.
BABO, _Count_ of _Abensberg_, his numerous ofspring, 125.
BADEN, a town near _Vienna_, celebrated for its baths, 126.
Their manner of making wine, enclosing vineyards, and drawing
carriages, 128.
Their custom upon the death of any animal, _ib._
BAJAZET _Sultan_, his mosque at _Constantinople_, 40.
And at _Adrianople_, 64.
BAIN, a small _Saxon_ brass coin, somewhat more than our farthing,
current in _Valachia_, 85.
BALASFALVA, a town in _Transylvania_, 94.
BALASHAZA, a town in _Transylvania_, 97.
BALIHISAR, a town of _Mysia Minor_, 52.
BANDIERA, a _banner_ or _standard_, 81.
BANTI _Count_, governor of _Wissenburg_, 93.
His present to L. Paget, 96.
BARICLE, a village on the road from _Smyrna_ to _Sardis_, 15.
BARROWS, or _hillocks_, in _Ionia_, between _Durguthli_ and _Sardis_,
remarkable for their number and figure, 14.
BARUT AGA, a Turkish officer, who has the charge of the gunpowder, 32.
His treatment of captain Winter, 38.
BASHA, an additional title given to such officers, as attend the
_Grand Signior_, 45, 66, 67.
BASIRE _Doctor_, prebendary of _Durham_, professed divinity at
_Wissenburg_ during the troubles in England, 95.
Left his _Itinerary_ there in manuscript, _ib._
BASSARABAS _Joannes Constantinus_, prince of _Valachia_, his character
and family, 78.
His palace at _Bucurest_, 79.
He entertains L. Paget, _ib._
His palace at _Tergovist_, 82.
BATHS at _Prusia_ described, 50.
Near _Buda_, 111.
At _Baden_, 126.
In the island _Milo_, 177.
BATKAN, a river flowing from mount _Haemus_ in _Thrace_, 75.
BEAVER, one at _Neugebac_ described, 118.
BEEMSTER, a place in _North Holland_, 168.
BEES, see FLIES.
BEHEMERWALT, see SYLVA HERCYNIA.
BEHEMISH _language_, a dialect of the _Sclavonian_, 133.
BELGRADE, a village in _Thrace_ near _Constantinople_, 43.
ΒΗΜΑ, the _chancel_ in Greek churches, 81.
BENEDICTINES, their convent at _Vienna_, 117.
BEY, a Turkish word, signifying _lord_, 60.
BIBLE, a ms. in the _German_ language, with a remarkable picture, in
the Imperial library at _Vienna_, 119.
Another in old _English_; a third of _St. Jerome’s_, written by
_Abbas Gaufridus Vitulus_; with a _Greek Testament_, and two
printed copies, which all want the remarkable passage in the
first _Epistle_ of _St. John_; an _Aethiopic Testament_ ms; a
roll of the _Pentateuch_, as now used by the Jews; and a _vulgate
Latin Bible_, printed by _Aldus_, with a remarkable reading: all
in the Duke’s library at _Wolfembutel_, 148.
BIESKE, a village in _Hungary_, 111.
BIRGHEE, a town near mount _Tmolus_ in _Ionia_, 18.
BITIN, a town in _Bohemia_, the estate of Prince _Lobcowitz_, 138.
BLANKENESS, a village in _Lower Saxony_, 159.
BLANYAN or BRANYAN, a town in _Bohemia_, 133, 134.
BLEW KIOSK, a pleasure house of the _Grand Signior_, in the great
_seraglio_ at _Constantinople_, 45.
BOCLEW, a river in _Mysia minor_, 59.
BOET C., a famous painter in enamel at _Vienna_, 130.
BOGAZ, a _strait_, or narrow sea, between two lands. Also an _isthmus_,
or neck of land, between two seas, 33.
BOHAIMTSBRODT, a town in _Bohemia_, 134.
BOHEMIA, separated from _Moravia_ by the river _Iglaw_, 132.
From _Saxony_ near the town _Peterswaldt_, 139.
BOIAK DERVENT, a town in _Thrace_, 73.
BOIUKDERE, a town near _Constantinople_, signifying the _great vale_, 47.
BOKLAR, a Turkish village in _Bulgaria_, 75.
BONPOURNICKEL, a sort of black bread used in _Lower Saxony_, 160.
BOROSNYAI _Joannes Nagy_, an _Hungarian_ divine, 92, 93.
BOSPHORVS, by the Turks called _Bogas_, flows constantly into the
_Propontis_, 38, 42.
BOSTANGI BASHA, the _Grand Signior’s_ chief gardiner, and keeper of
the palace at _Constantinople_, 45.
BOTH, a river in _Hungary_, 108.
BOURG, a palace in _Vienna_ so called, 117.
BOY born at _Rigetsch_ in _Austria_ without legs or thighs, but healthy
and lively, 129.
BOZACGEE, a village in the _Adrastian_ plains, 59.
BOZOK, a Turkish drink, described, 62.
BOZZA, a river, which rises between _Valachia_ and _Transylvania_, 86.
BRAN, a castle on the borders of _Transylvania_, described, 86.
BREMEN, the chief city of the Dutchy so called, and a _Hanse_ town, in
_Lower Saxony_, 156, 157.
Described, 160.
BREVICVLVS _de nationibus Transylvanicis_, the title of a book so
called, 91.
BRIDGES, one of stone at _Uzunkuprée_ described, 62.
A wooden one of four hundred paces over the _Danube_ between _Vienna_
and _Entzersdorff_, 131.
A stone one at _Prague_ described, 134, 137.
In _Bohemia_ usually covered with a penthouse, 138.
One at _Dresden_, 139.
Another at _Misten_, cross the _Elbe_, 140.
BRUNSWICK, the chief city of that dutchy, described, 149.
Their way of making mum, _ib._
BUCUREST, a town in _Valachia_, 81.
Its streets floored with plank, 82.
BUDA, the metropolis of _Hungary_, described, 109, 110.
Its government, 111.
BUDWITZ, a town in _Austria_, on the borders of _Bohemia_, 132.
BULGARIA, antiently _Moesia Inferior_, divided from _Thrace_ by mount
_Haemus_, 75.
The soil rich, but the people poor, 76.
Separated from _Valachia_ by the _Danube_, 77.
BUXTCHUDE, a town in _Lower Saxony_, in the dominion of _Sweden_, 159.