DE BARIAS _Didacus_, his house at _Cadiz_ esteemed a sanctuary, for
sheltering the _host_ from a storm of rain, 172.
DEBRECYN, a free city in _Hungary_, described, 105, 106.
DELFT, a city in Holland, 162.
A monument there in memory of _William_ I. Prince of Orange, 163.
DELMENHORST, a town in _Westphalia_ subject to the King of Denmark, 160.
DEMBOWITZA, a river in _Valachia_ runing into the _Danube_, 77, 83, 84.
DEPLITZ, a town in Bohemia, the estate and seat of Count _Clery_, 138.
DERRICUI, a Christian village in _Thrace_, 62.
DERVISES, Turkish _monks_ of several orders. Their college at
_Magnesia_, 7.
The ceremonies of those called _Meulevi_, 49, 70.
DESK _for books_, a wheeling one at _Prague_, 136.
At _Wolfembutel_, 148.
DEVENTER, the chief town in _Overissel_, 161.
DE WILD _Mr._, an account of his cabinet, 166.
DIANA’S _temple_ at _Ephesus_, its remains, 27.
DIMOTICO, a market town in _Mysia Minor_, corruptly so called from the
ancient _Didymotichos_, 60.
DIVAN, the grand council room, or court of justice, among the Turks,
45, 66.
DOBOZI _Stephanus_, a learned gentleman of _Debrecyn_ in _Hungary_, who
is publishing a new version of the _Bible_ in that language, for
the use of the Reformed churches there, 106.
DOBRAL, a town in _Thrace_, 74.
DOMUZDERE, a place near _Constantinople_, signifying _the vale of
hogs_, 47.
DON JOHN _of Austria_, his statue at _Messina_ in memory of the victory
at _Lepanto_, 174.
DRAGOMAN, a Turkish word signifying _an interpreter_, from the modern
Greek δραγούμανος, or δραγώμανος, 2.
DRAGOSLAVE, a village in _Valachia_, 84.
DRESDEN, a royal city of _Upper Saxony_, described, 139.
DRUMNA, a town in _Austria_, 132.
DRUMMERS, placed as watchmen in several parts of _Thrace_, 74.
DURGUTHLI, a Turkish town in _Ionia_, where cotton wool is manufactured,
13.
An Armenian church newly founded there, _ib._
A Greek inscription there, 14.