TAIN, a Valachian word for an allowance, 77.
TARTALECUI, a village in _Lydia_ between _Magnesia_ and _Thyatira_,
signifying the _board village_, from the trees, which are there
sawed into boards, 56.
TARTALEE, a hill not far from _Smyrna_, 2.
TARTAR HAN, his letter to the Emperor, 120.
TARZA, antiently _Tarsius_, a river running thro the plains of _Zelia_,
in _Mysia Minor_, described, 58, 59.
TEFTERDAR, or DEFTERDAR, from the Greek διφθέρα, the _skin_ or _vellum_
on which they write, 66.
This officer has the whole management of the external revenue among
the Turks. _Cantem._ p. 146.
TEKELY _Count_, defeated general _Heusler_, 87,
but was slain in that defeat, 89.
TEMNVS, a mountain in _Aeolia_ described, 52, 57.
TENEDOS, an island, with a town of that name in the _Aegean_ sea,
opposite to _Mysia_, 33.
TERGOVIST, a city in _Valachia_, and a convent near it described, 83.
TESKERGÉE BASHA, secretary to the _Grand Signior_, 67.
TEYA, a river in _Austria_, 131.
THEOCRITVS, a manuscript of him in the senators library at _Leipsick_,
144.
THERDA, a town in _Transylvania_, remarkable for its salt pits, 96.
An inscription there, _ib._
THESAVRVS LINGVAE LATINAE of R. _Stephanus_, with ms. notes of his own
writing, in the possession of Mr. _le Clerc_, 167.
THOMASIVS, a professor in the university of _Hall_, 145.
THRACE, its shore described, 38, 41.
THRACIAN _Bosphorus_ described, 41, 42.
THREE SHERIFFS, a _mosque_ at _Adrianople_ so called, 63, 64.
These _sheriffs_ are galleries, from whence the _ezan_, or _sacred
hymn_, is sung; and are so called from the word _sheriff_, which
signifies _holy_. _Cantem._, p. 215, 216.
ΘΥΣΙΑΣΤΗΡΙΟΝ, the _altar_ of a Greek church, 81.
THYATIRA, a city of _Lydia_ described, 53.
Greek inscriptions there, _ib._
TIBISCVS, a river in _Hungary_, 107.
TIVAN, a Turkish word for a _ceiling_, 7.
TMOLVS, a mountain in _Lydia_, 15.
Described, 17, 18.
TOKAI, a mountain in _Hungary_, famous for its generous wine, 107.
TOPHANA, a town near _Constantinople_, opposite to _Scutari_, at the
entrance of the _Bosphorus_, 41.
It is so called from _tope_, or the foundery of canon. Dr. _Pococke_,
vol. ii. par. ii. p. 135.
TRAGOE, a Christian village in _Bulgaria_, 75.
TRANSYLVANIA, its former state, 98.
Taxes exacted by the Emperor, 99.
Its inhabitants, government, and religion, _ib._
Soil, minerals, and coin, 103.
The disposition, habit, and customs of the people described, 104, 105.
TRAUN _Count_, his descent, and palace at _Petronel_, 125.
An inscription there, 126.
TREBISOND, a city of _Capadocia_, 69.
TRIANTA, a village between _Ephesus_ and _Smyrna_, 31.
TRINITY, represented in stone at _Pest_ in _Hungary_, 109.
On a pillar at _Pruck_ in _Austria_, 114.
In brass at _Vienna_, 115.
TROAS, a country in _Asia minor_, 33.
TROGILIVM, a cape near _Ephesus_, 23.
TROY, its antient situation uncertain, 35.
The ruins of new _Ilium_ mistaken for it, _ib._
TSANAD, a town in _Transylvania_, 93.
TUNSA, a river running into the _Hebrus_ at _Adrianople_, 63.
TURCMEN, or TURCOMEN, who, and their way of living, 30.
TURKS, their genius, 6, 13.
Leave their shoes at the entrance of their _mosques_, 8.
Permit no new Christian churches to be built, 13.
Their manner of cuting inscriptions on stones, 24.
Use no chairs, 31.
Liquors used by them, 57, 62.
Their ceremonies at giving audience to an ambassador, 65.
Their custom of treating robbers, 70.
Extravagant devotion of one of their sects, _ib._
TUTRACAN, a town in _Bulgaria_ on the _Danube_, 76.
TUYTSCHENBRODT, a fortification on the river _Sazawa_ in _Bohemia_,
where the Emperor _Sigismund_ was defeated by General _Zeiska_, 133.
TWO BROTHERS, hills near _Smyrna_, 2.
TYRIA, a city in _Ionia_ described, 19.
With the Greek churches there, 20.