The Discovery and Conquest of the Molucco and Philippine Islands. / Containing their History, Ancient and Modern, Natural and Political: Their Description, Product, Religion, Government, Laws, Languages, Customs, Manners, Habits, Shape, and Inclinations of the Natives. With an Account of many other adjacent Islands, and several remarkable Voyages through the Streights of Magellan, and in other Parts.

by Bartolomé Leonardo de Argensola

F.

Fable of the Original of Molucco Kings, p. [2]

False Prophecy, p. [3]

Falsehood of Chineses, p. [133]

Famine at Ternate, p. [195]

Feasting in Banda, p. [161]

Fertility of China, p. [105]

Fidelity of the Tydores, p. [99]

Fight of Spaniards and Ternates, p. [243]

Fire at Manila, p. [211]

Fishes of the Moluccos, p. [39]

Flores (Brother Antony) does good Service, p. [221]
Kill 600 Chineses alone, p. [222]

Fonseca (Vincent) heads a Mutiny at Ternate, p. [22]
Chosen Governour, p. [24]
Troubled with Guilt, ibid.

Foot-Ball at Banda, p. [163]

Forces of the King of Ternate, p. [56]
Sent from Philippines to Moluccos, p. [112]

Fort first built at Ternate, p. [10]
Surrender’d to the Natives, p. [63]
Of Tydore, p. [99]
Erected at Mindanao, p. [148]
Built at Tydore, p. [254]

Funerals at Banda, p. [162]

Furtado (Andrew) his Actions, p. [121]
Reduces Amboyna, p. [187]
Takes Machian, p. [193]
Attacks Ternate, and is repuls’d p. [198]