MACKSHUSEN, a town in _Overissel_, 162.
MADONNA, see MARY.
MAGNESIA _ad Sipylum_, city of _Lydia_, 5, 56.
Its manufacture, 6.
A seraglio, madhouse, college of _dervíses_, and royal _mosques_
there described, 7, 8.
Gave name to the _magnet_, 9.
Inscriptions there, 11.
MAGNET, see MAGNESIA.
MAHOMET _effendi_, his courtesy to the travelers at _Magnesia_, 6.
MAHOMET IV. _Sultan_, a stone bridge built by him near _Dimotico_ in
_Mysia Minor_, 60.
MAITOS, antiently _Madytos_, a town in the _Chersonésus_, described, 37.
MAKREN, see MORAVIA.
MALGARA, a town in _Thrace_, described, 62.
MAMOT, an East Indian animal, like a stag, with twisted horns, 166.
MANDAHORA, a village on the river _Aesépus_ in _Mysia Minor_, described,
52, 58.
MARCOMANNI, see MORAVIA.
MARGARET, _Countess_ of _Henneberg_, said to have had 165 children at
a birth, 165.
MARGARITA, a town in _Hungary_, 98.
MARK, see MORAWA.
MARMORA, an island in the _Propontis_ described, 37.
MARVS, see MORAWA.
MARY _Virgin_, her pillar at _Vienna_ described, 115.
Her picture said to have shed tears, 116.
A miraculous image of her, _ib._
A new sort of _Gloria Patri_ inscribed to her, 131.
Her statue at _Prague_, 134.
Picture pretended to be done by St. _Luke_, 135.
Numerous titles, 136, 173.
A stone sculpture of her and our _Savior_ at _Messina_, beleived to
have been taken from the life, 174.
Her letter to the _Messanians_, 175.
MAUROMOLOS, a Greek convent on the European side of the _Bosphorus_,
described, 42.
MAVRVSIVS, a river near _Wissenburg_ in _Transylvania_, 93.
MAXIMVS _Hieromonachus_, a famous Greek monk, author of a book called
Κυριακοδρόμιον, 80.
MEANDER, a river in _Ionia_, 5.
MEDOSLANIVM, see ZNAIM.
MELANCHOLY persons, their method to get rid of their lives at _Hamburg_,
158.
MELANCTHON, a celebrated picture of him at _Leipsick_, taken after his
death, 143.
MELAS, a river in _Thrace_, flowing into the gulph _Cardia_, 62.
MELOS, see MILO.
MENCHENIVS _Dr. Otto_, professor of moral philosophy at _Leipsick_,
and editor of the _Acta Eruditorum_, 142.
MENCHENIVS _Junior_, doctor of law at _Leipsick_, 143.
MENOLOGION, a Greek manuscript in the possession of Dr. _Goëtze_ at
_Leipsick_, 143.
MEPOMIENVS, or NEPOMENENVS _Sanctus Joannes_, a new saint at
_Vienna_, 117.
A brazen statue and inscription erected there to his memory, 137.
MERCY, a convent at _Cadiz_, founded for the redemption of Christian
slaves, 171.
ΜΕΣΟΓΕΙΟΤΗΣ, or _Midland hills_, in the _Caystrian_ plain, 19.
MESSINA, a city on the coast of _Sicily_, described, 173.
The cathedral, monasteries, _etc._, 174, 175, 176.
_Ceres_ and _Proserpina_ antiently worshiped there, 176.
METROPOLIS, an antient city of _Lydia_, whose ruins are described, 30.
MEULEVI, an order of Turkish monks, whose ceremonies are described,
49, 70.
MEYER _Dr._, a turbulent divine of _Hamburg_, 155.
MICHAEL _Saint_, his church at _Vienna_, 117.
A remarkable picture of him at _Cadiz_, 171.
MIHALICK, a town in _Mysia Minor_, where the river _Aesépus_ discharges
itself into the sea, 58.
MIKES, _Count Michael_, received L. Paget on the borders of
_Transylvania_, 86.
MILE _Hungarian_, equal to six _Italian_, 87.
MILO, antiently _Melos_, one of the _Cyclades_, with a city of the same
name, described, 176.
The birth place of _Socrates_ and _Aristophanes_, _ib._
Hot baths there, 177.
MINAREE, a steeple, or _tower_, joining to a Turkish _mosque_, from
which the _muezin_, or _chanter_, calls the people to prayers, 7.
MINDERA, a Turkish _mattress_, filled with cotton or wool, 67.
MINISTERS of the _diván_, their habit, 68.
MINYAS, a village and castle so called in _Mysia Minor_, 58.
MISSELTOE, its manner of growing about _Thyatira_, 56.
MISTEN, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 140.
MITYLENE or _Lesbos_, an island in the _Aegean_ sea, 32, 33.
MOESIA INFERIOR, see BULGARIA.
MOLANVS, see GERHARDVS _Abbot_.
MOLDAVIA, by submitting to the Turks was taxed lower than the
neighbouring countries, 85.
MONETA BRACTEATA, lately found in _Saxony_, described, 143.
MONNIKEDAM, a town in _North Holland_, 168.
MONTAGNIA, a Turkish town in _Bithynia_, which seems to be the _Apaméa_
of the antients, 50.
MONTE ARGENTATO, see BATKAN.
MORAT I. Emperor of the Turks, converted a Christian church at
_Adrianople_ into a mosque, now called _Eskijamí_, or the _Old
mosque_, which yet retains the antient form, 64.
MORAT _Sultan_, his strength and activity, 46.
MORAVIA, now called _Makren_, 131.
Antiently the seat of the _Marcomanni_ and _Quadi_, 123.
The country fertile, but the people slaves, _ib._
Speak the _Behemish_ language, _ib._
MORAWA, antiently the _Marus_, a river in _Austria_, 131.
Called _Mark_ by the _Germans_, 133.
MUEZIN, or _chanter_, who calls the Turks to their prayers, 47.
MOSQUES, buildings for the publick worship of the Turks, in the form
of our churches, 7.
See Dr. _Shaw’s Travels_, p. 283.
MUFTI, the primate, or chief ecclesiastic, and of greatest authority
among the Turks; whom they are bound to consult in all causes of
importance, whether ecclesiastical, civil, or military, 69.
MUGEVEZEE, a sort of _turbant_ worn by the officers of the _diván_, 68.
MULDAW, a river, which runs thro _Prague_, 134.
MULVETELEE, a river near the village _Minyás_ in _Mysia Minor_, 58.
MUM, see BRUNSWICK.
MUSCONISIA isles, situated between the continent of _Aeolia_ and the
island of _Mitylene_, 33.
MUYDEN, a town in _Holland_, 169.