CADI, a Turkish officer, properly a justice, 6.
CADILESKER, a lord chief justice among the Turks; of which there are
two, one for _Europe_, and the other for _Asia_, 66.
CADIZ, in _Spain_, described, 170.
Remarkable instances of superstition there, 171.
CAFTAN, a vest or garment of honour among the Turks, 65.
CAICVS, a river of _Mysia Major_, described, 52, 57.
CAIMEKAM, a Turkish officer, who acts as deputy to the prime _vizír_
in his absence, 66, 69.
CALLIPOLIS, see GALLIPOLI.
CALVINISTS, their worship in _Transylvania_, 102.
CAMELOSTRVTHI, see OSTRICHES.
CANA, a promontory of the _Adramyttian_ gulph, 33.
CANON, see ESKI NATOLIA HISAR.
CANTACUZENO _Thomaso_, his reception of L. Paget, 77.
CANTACUZENVS _Constantinus Stolnichus_, uncle to the Prince of
_Valachia_, his character, 79.
CAPIGEES, messengers extraordinary from the _Grand Signior_, into
whose presence they conduct ambassadors, 67.
CAPUCHINS, their convent at _Vienna_, in which are buried the imperial
family, 117.
Their cloister at _Prague_ described, 135.
Their convent at Cadiz, 172.
CARAVAN, a company of pilgrims, or other persons, who travel together
in Turkey, with a guard for their security, 51.
See Dr. _Pococke_, V. ii. par. i. p. 30.
CARDIA, or _Sinus Melas_, a gulph on the west side the _isthmus_ of the
_Chersonésus_, 62.
CARNVNTVM, see PETRONEL.
CASSAWARE, a sort of bird without wings, 118.
CATERGEE, a Turkish word signifying a _mule driver_, 62.
CATHARINE _Saint_, her church at _Hamburg_ described, 153.
CATROCHAN, a convent near _Bucurest_ in _Valachia_ described, 81.
CATTLE of _Hungary_, fair, white, and large, 107.
CAYSTER, a river in _Ionia_, 19, 21.
CAYSTRIAN, plain in _Ionia_ described, 19.
CETIVS, a mountain in _Austria_, 131.
CHALCEDON, a town in _Bithynia_ opposite to _Constantinople_, some
account of it, 43.
CHALLIKCAVAK, a town on the borders of _Bulgaria_; the ornaments of the
women, and their manner of dismissing strangers, 74.
CHARYBDIS, see SCYLLA.
CHATEAURENAULT, the _French_ admiral, his whole squadron sunk or taken
at _Vigo_ by the _English_, 138.
CHERSONESVS, the _peninsula_ of _Thrace_, 61.
CHIAUSH, a pursevant or messenger of the Turkish court, 69.
CHIAUSH BASHA, the chief officer of the Turkish _chiaushes_, or
messengers, who carries a silver staff, 65.
CHRISTIANVS AVGVSTVS Duke of _Brunswick_, founded the library at
_Wolfembutel_, and wrote the catalogues himself, 147.
CHRONIQUES D’ANGLETERRE, XIII volumes ms. in the Duke’s library at
_Wolfembutel_, 148.
CHRYSOLAS, see ARANYAS.
CHRYSOPOLIS, see SCUTARI.
CHRYTSHULEST, a village in _Valachia_, 82.
CHURBEGEE, a captain of the _janisaries_, 66.
CIANVS _sinus_, a bay in _Bithynia_, in which was the famous fountain,
where _Hylas_ was drowned, 49.
CIBIN, a river of Transylvania, from which the city _Cibinium_ (or
_Hermanstadt_) receives its name, 92.
CIBINIVM, see HERMANSTADT.
CICERO’S _Orations_ ms. in the Imperial library at _Vienna_, 120.
CIVS, or _Prusa ad Arganthonium_, now a small village of _Bithynia_, 50.
CLAMSTON, a town in _Bohemia_, 138.
CLAVDIOPOLIS, see CLAUSENBURG.
CLAUSENBVRG, a city in _Transylvania_ described, 96.
Inscriptions there, 97.
CLOYSTER NEWBURG, a town in _Austria_, 131.
COKUCK DEROCUT, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 138.
COLONICZA _Cardinal_, archbishop of _Strigonium_, 107.
COLVMELLA, a curious manuscript of him in the possession of Dr. GOETZE
at _Leipsick_, 143.
COMNENVS _Theodorus_, built a castle at _Prusia_, 51.
COMORWA, a village in _Thrace_, between which and _Adrianople_ drummers
are placed in the road, like watchmen, for security, 74.
CONACK, a resting place or lodging, 2.
CONFRATERNITY _of the dead_, persons who attend the public executions
at _Vienna_, 123.
CONFUCIAN _philosophy_, published in the _Sinese_ language by the
Jesuits at _Vienna_, 120.
CONSTANTINE _the Great_, defeated _Licinnius_ near _Hadrianople_, 63.
CONSTANTINOPLE, by the Turks called _Istambol_, from a corruption of
the Greek εἰς τὴν πόλιν, as some have conjectured. See _Cantem._
p. 51.
The mosques there described, 40.
The antient cirque, _ib._
Inscriptions there, 41, 46, 48, 49.
The aqueducts, 43.
The great _seraglio_, 45.
Its figure towards the sea, 48.
CORDAG, see IDA.
CORDILIEU, a hill near _Smyrna_, 2.
CORN, in _Hungary_ buried under ground, 109.
CORNIBAT, a Turkish town in _Thrace_, famous for dying purple and
yellow leather, 74.
COSSON _Daniel_, his inscriptions, 163.
COTONEST, a village _Valachia_, 84.
COTTON WOOL, how managed in Turkey, 13.
CRESSET _Mr._ envoy to the court of _Hanover_, his character, 151.
CRONSTAD, a city in _Transylvania_, described, 87.
The religion, civil government, and language there used, 88.
CROSS _Saint_, a rich convent of Cistercian monks near _Baden_, 127.
A church so called at _Dresden_, 139.
CRUCIFIX, in a chapel of the Premonstratensians at _Prague_, said to
have been illuminated in the night, 136.
Another on the bridge at _Dresden_, bearing an inscription, that
disavows all superstitious worship, 140.
One laid under foot at _Cadiz_, by the stratagem of a Jew shoemaker,
172.
CRYPTOGRAPHIA, a book written by _Christianus Augustus_ Duke of
_Brunswick_, 148.
CSAT, a village in _Hungary_, 107.
CSEGE, a town in _Hungary_, having a pass over the TIBISCUS, 107.
CVMA, see SOTALEA.
CVPERVS _Gisbertus_, his library and _museum_, 162.
CURIOSITIES, at _Vienna_, 129.
At _Leipsick_, 144.
CURUCHESMEE, a village on the Thracian _Bosphorus_, which signifies _a
dry fountain_, 39.
CUSHCUI, a palace of the _Grand Signior_, very near _Constantinople_.
The word signifies the _Bird village_, 49.
CYPRIANUS _Dr._ rector of the university at _Leipsick_, 144.
CYRILLIAN _Sclavonic character_ described, 85.
CYZICVS, a city of _Mysia minor_, 59.
CZASLAW, a town in _Bohemia_, where general _Zeiska_ lies buried, 133.