PACTOLVS, a river near _Sart_ or _Sardis_, described, 15.
PAGET _Lord_, ambassador from K. _William_ to the Porte, the manner of
his audience of leave at _Adrianople_, 69, 70.
Entertained by the _grand vizír_, 70.
Presents given and received by him, 70, 71, 72, 80, 92, 96, 107,131.
His equipage and retinue, 72, 77, 78, 90, 106.
Entertained by the Prince of _Valachia_, 79.
His reception upon entering _Transylvania_, 86, 87.
At _Rab_, 113.
At _Vienna_, 115.
Audience of the King and Queen of the _Romans_, 131.
PAIDLEBURG, a town in _Saxony_, 146.
PALACES, those of the Prince of _Valachia_ at _Bucurest_ and _Tergovist_
described, 79, 82.
Of the Emperor at or near _Vienna_ and _Prague_, 117, 118, 126, 135.
Count Traun’s at _Petronel_, 125.
King of _Poland’s_ at _Dresden_, 140.
Duke of _Brunswick’s_ at _Hessen_ and _Wolfembutel_, 146, 147.
That of the Elector of _Hanover_, 151.
Of the Prince of _Orange_ in the wood near the _Hague_, 164.
And at _Honslardyke_, 166.
PALAMUTCUI, a village near _Smyrna_ described, 2.
PALVS ARTYNIA, a lake fed from mount _Olympus_, described, 51.
ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑ, or _Virgin Mother_, her image described, 75.
PANNONIAN ALPS, near _Baden_, in _Austria_, 126.
PAPER, a fine sort made of silk, 69.
Curious work cut in it by a woman at _Rotterdam_, 165.
PARIZ PAPA _Fr._ professor of Greek at _Enyed_ in _Transylvania_, 95.
PASCHAL COLOURS, described, 81.
PASHA, the governor of a Turkish province, 76.
PASHACUI, a village in _Thrace_, 73, 74.
PATRIARCH of _Jerusalem_, his residence at _Bucurest_ in _Valachia_, 80.
PAUL _Saint_, his prison, a tower at _Ephesus_ so called, 25.
PAULINS, an order of monks, who never eat flesh nor fish, 132.
PEINE, a town in the dutchy of _Brunswick_, 149.
PELORVS, a promontory of _Sicily_, 175.
PENTATEUCH, see BIBLE.
PERA, a town near _Constantinople_, 47.
PERGAMVS, a city in _Mysia Major_, 52.
PERNITZ, a town in _Moravia_, 132.
PEST, a city in _Hungary_, described, 109.
PETERSWALDT, a town in _Bohemia_, 138.
PETRONEL, a village on the _Danube_, 125.
Remains of antiquity, and Count _Traun’s_ palace there described,
125, 126.
PHOCAEA, see FOCHIA VECCHIA.
PHRYGIVS, or HYLLVS, a river near _Thyatira_, 56.
PHYRITES, a river between _Ephesus_ and _Smyrna_, 30.
PICTURES, fine ones in _Luxemburg_ castle, 126.
At _Vienna_, 129, 130.
PIEDRA DE PUERCO, an account of it, 157.
PIETISTS in _Germany_, 146.
PIRN, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 139.
PISMETLEE, a town in _Mysia Minor_, 60.
PLAT DUTCH, the language of _Hamburg_, a _medium_ betwixt that of
_Germany_ and _Holland_, 158.
PLEBANVS, the title of the chief pastor of the Unitarians at
_Clausenburg_ in _Transylvania_, 97.
PLEISS, a river in _Misnia_, 141.
PLICA POLONICA, on the head of a man at _Alány_ in _Hungary_; the
effects of cutting it off, 108.
PO _George_, born at _Prague_, his strange voracity, 157.
ΠΟΔΑ νείατον Ἴδης, a tract of mountains near _Susegierlíck_, described,
58.
POMPEY’S column, see SYMPLEGADES.
PONTE D’ERCHIENE, see UZUNKUPREE.
PONTE _Grande_ and _Piccolo_, two bridges near _Constantinople_, 38.
POPEST, or PRIEST TOWN, a town in _Valachia_, 77.
PORPHYRY _pillars_, at _Mandahóra_, 58.
PORTA JANICVLA, see SEVEN TOWERS.
PORUMBACK, a village in _Transylvania_, described, 89.
POZZO _P._ a Jesuit at _Vienna_, famous for painting, 117.
PRAGUE, the metropolis of _Bohemia_, described, 134.
The town house, a church and college of Jesuits, Emperor’s palace,
Capuchin cloister, cloister of Premonstratensians (called the
_Shawhoff_) and university, described, 134, 135, 136, 137.
PREMONSTRATENSIANS, see PRAGUE.
PRIEST TOWN, see POPEST.
PROCESSION at _Vienna_ described, 124.
PROCHORVS, a manuscript of the _Evangelists_ said to be written by
him, 22.
PROCONESVS, see MARMORA.
ΠΡΟΝΑΟΣ, the _outward chapel_ of a Greek church, 81.
PROSERPINA, see MESSINA.
PROSZLO, a village in _Hungary_, 107.
PRUCK, a town in _Austria_, described, 114.
PRVSA _ad Arganthonium_, see CIVS.
PRUSIA, a city at the foot of mount _Olympus_, antiently called _Prusa
ad Olympum_, to distinguish it from _Prusa ad Arganthonium_, 50.
The manner of spinning silk there, _ib._
Its baths, _ib._
A Greek inscription there, 51.
PSALMS, a copy of them in the characters called _Ciceroniani_ and
_Cyprianici_, 148.
PURSE, a summ of money in Turkey equal to an hundred pounds sterling, 82.