SACRED CURTAIN, see ΑΓΙΑ ΠΥΛΗ.
SALA, a river in _Suabia_, 145.
SALT PITS, at _Saltzburg_, 92.
_Therda_, 96.
And _Hall_, 145.
SALTZBURG, a town in _Transylvania_, so called from the _salt pits_
there, 92.
SAMOS, a river in _Transylvania_, 96.
SAMOTHRACIA, an island opposite to the mouth of the _Hebrus_ in
_Thrace_, 34.
SARDAM, a town in _Holland_, some account of it, 166.
SARDIS, a city in _Lydia_, now called _Sart_, 15.
Its ruins described, 16.
SART, see SARDIS.
SAXONS, settled in _Transylvania_ under _Geysa_ the second king of
_Hungary_, 99.
Their government, 100.
And religion, 101.
SAXONY, the manner of the Duke’s investiture by the Emperor, 124.
SAZAWA, a river in _Bohemia_, 133.
SCACCHIA _ludus_, a book written upon that subject by _Christianus
Augustus_, Duke of _Brunswick_, 148.
SCALA SANCTA, twenty eight stairs, up which our _Savior_ was led to
_Pilate’s_ house, which were sent to _Constantine the Great_ from
_Jerusalem_ by his mother _Helen_, and are now kept at the church
of _St. John Lateran_ in _Rome_, 117.
See _Lassel’s Travels_, _Par._ i. _p._ 113.
SCALE, or _port_, for passing the _Hellespont_ at _Jerdáck_, 60.
SCAMANDER, a river near _Troy_, runing into the _Hellespont_, 34.
Described, 35.
SCHAURTZENBURG _Count_, his stratagem in taking the town _Rab_, 113.
SCHONBRAN, near _Vienna_, the Emperor’s palace there, and _menagerie_,
118.
SCHUTZ, an island in the _Danube_, 112.
SCHWEKA, a village and river in _Austria_, 114.
SCIPIO ASIATICVS, see ANTIOCHVS.
SCLAVONIC language, 85.
SCUTARI, antiently _Chrysopolis_, a city in _Bithynia_ opposite to
_Constantinople_, described, 43.
SCYLLA and _Charybdis_ described, 173, 174.
SEA COMPASS, its effects on the castle hill at _Magnesia_, 10.
SEAU _Count_, 89.
His castle at _Wissenburg_ described, 94.
SEDICUI, a village near _Smyrna_, 31.
SELICKAR AGA, the chief sword bearer to the _Grand Signior_, 69.
SELIM _Sultan_, his _mosque_ at _Adrianople_ described 64.
SELIMEE _turbant_ described, 66.
SELYMBRIA, a city of _Thrace_, not far from _Heracléa_, 38.
SENIGEE, a village in _Thrace_, 73.
SERAGLIO, a Turkish palace, an old one of the _Grand Signior_ at
_Magnesia_, 7.
That at _Constantinople_ described, 45.
And at _Adrianople_, 63, 66, 67.
SESTOS, see RUMELI HISAR.
SEVEN TOWERS, a castle at _Constantinople_, 38.
Described, 48.
SHARKAN, a town in _Transylvania_, described, 88.
SHARSHEES, porticos at _Adrianople_ for the reception of particular
trades, 65.
SHEEP of _Hungary_, their horns long, straight, and twisted; and their
wool exceeding course, 107.
SHEPHERD SCYTHIANS, see TURCMEN.
SHERIFF, see THREE SHERIFFS.
SHERRADIN _Count_, his dexterity in shooting, 125.
SICAMBRIA, see BUDA.
SIGEVM, a promontory near _Troy_, 34.
SIGRIVM, see SIGURI.
SIGURI, a cape in the island _Lesbos_, 33.
SILK, see PRUSIA.
SIMOW, see AESEPVS.
SINAN _pashá_, his sepulcher at _Gallipoli_, 61.