Select Specimens of Natural History Collected in Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile. Volume 5.

by James Bruce

INDEX.

• A.
• Abyssinia divided into provinces, vol. iii. [248]
• Abyssinians, list of their kings, i. [480]
• —— customs, iii. [262]
• —— manner of marrying, iii. [306]
• —— manner of baptism, iii. [324]
• —— mode of administering the sacrament of the supper, iii. [334]
• —— religion, iii. [313]
• —— military force, iii. [308]
• —— practise circumcision, iii. [341]
• —— books, i. [493]
• —— when converted to Christianity, i. [504]
• Abreha makes war with the Arabians, i. [512]
• Abuna, law to bring him from Cairo, i. [534]
• Adelan, character, iv. [439]
• —— cavalry, beauty of, iv. [437]
• —— promises the author protection, iv. [441]
• Adowa, town, iii. [119]
• Agageers, account of them, iv. [298]
• Agows, i. [401]
• Alexander attempts to discover the source of the Nile, iii. [607]
• Alexandria, i. [10]
• Algiers, the author made consul there, Introd. [6].
• Ali Bey, account of him, i. [28]
• Alphonso Mendes, patriarch, enters Abyssinia, ii. [349]
• —— violent conduct, ii. [355]
• —— banished from Abyssinia, ii. [402]
• Alvarez, account of his journal, ii. [150]
• —— his account of Abyssinian baptism, iii. [227]
• Amda Sion, his licentious conduct, ii. [6]
• —— attacks Adel, ii. [15]
• —— defeats the Moors, ii. [16]
• —— kings of Hadea, and Fatigar, ii. [22]
• —— the king of Adel, ii. [30]
• —— silences the murmurs of his army, ii. [41]
• —— defeats the rebels, ii. [43]
• Amhara, account of, i. [401], and iii. [254]
• Amlac, Icon, restored to the kingdom, ii. [2]
• Arabia, its climate and productions, i. [373]
• Aroossi, iii. [572]
• Ashkoko, app. [139]
• Axum, capital of Tigre, iii. [129]
• —— when and by whom built, i. [378]
• —— Chronicle, i. [398]
• B.
• Baalbec, description of, Introd. [58]
• Babelmandeb, account of, i. [311], [314]
• Bæda Mariam banishes his brothers to Wechne, ii. [80]
• —— his character, ii. [90]
• Bacuffa, character, ii. [595]
• —— annals of his reign imperfect, ii. [596]
• —— singular accidents of his life, ii. [597], [598]
• Baharnagash, i. [483]
• Balessan, balm, or balsam, vol. i. p. [374]
• —— description of it, Appen. [16]
• Banja, battle of, iii. [374]
• Begemder, province of Abyssinia, iii. [253]
• Beja, i. [86]
• Bengazi, Introd. [43]
• Beni Koreish, i. [521]
• Bermudes made patriarch of Abyssinia, ii. [169]
• —— makes submission of Abyssinia to the see of Rome, ii. [170]
• —— procures assistance for Abyssinia, ii. [178]
• —— violent conduct, ii. [195]
• —— leaves Abyssinia, ii. [198]
• Beyla, Shekh of, sends a moullah to Teawa in favour of the author, iv. [385]
• —— author’s friendly reception there, iv. [411]
• —— description of, iv. [414]
• Binny, appen. [211]
• Booted Lynx, appen. [146]
• C.
• Cairo, government, i. [24]
• Cambyses, his expedition into Africa, i. [450]
• Camera obscura, description of one used by the author, Introd. [8]
• Candace, queen, i. [505]
• Canja, description of, i. [43]
• Caretta, or sea-tortoise, app. [215]
• Carnac, and Luxor, ruins there, i. [13], [139]
• Carthage, ruins of, Introd. [21]
• Cæsar, his desire to know the source of the Nile, iii. [612]
• Cerastes, or horned viper, Appen. [158]
• Chendi, iv. [529]
• Chiggre, valley, iv. [559]
• Christopher Father, account of him, Introd. [18]
• —— procures letters for the author to Abyssinia, i. [35]
• Christopher de Gama, his gallant behaviour, ii. [186]
• —— death, ii. [187]
• Claudius, prosperous beginning of his reign, ii. [179]
• —— defeats the Moors, ii. [191]
• —— slain by Nur, ii. [203]
• Cleopatra encourages trade, i. [467]
• Constantina, Introd. [26]
• Cosseir, description of, i. [189]
• Covillan Peter, his character, ii. [104]
• —— sent to Abyssinia, ii. [106]
• —— sends dispatches to Portugal, ii. [108]
• Cush peoples Abyssinia, i. [376]
• Cusso, or Bankesia Abyssinica, Appen. [73]
• Cyrus, his expedition, i. [449]
• D.
• Dahalac, island, i. [348]
• Damot, province of Abyssinia, iii. [257]
• —— massacre there, i. [526]
• Dancali, kingdom, ii. [82]
• Darius, his expedition, i. [454]
• David III. defeats the Moors, ii. [137]
• —— distresses his Portuguese allies, ii. [136]
• —— attacked and defeated by the Moors, ii. [161]
• —— distresses of the king, ii. [163]
• —— fortitude, ii. [166]
• David IV. assembles the clergy, ii. [577]
• —— puts to death the Catholic priests, ii. [580]
• —— calls a second meeting of the clergy, ii. [588]
• —— insulted by them, ii. [589]
• —— punishes them, ii. [590]
• —— poisoned, ii. [591]
• Desan, cape, i. [443]
• Dembea, province, iii. [258]
• Dendera, ruins, i. [103]
• Denghel Sertza, defeats the Moors, ii. [228]
• Denghel Sertza defeats the Turks, vol. ii. p. [233]
• —— his death and character, ii. [235]
• Diodorus Siculus, his account of Meroe, iv. [542]
• Dixan, town, iii. [85]
• Dugga, ruins, Introd. [23]
• E.
• Eagle, Golden, appen. [155]
• —— Black, appen. [159]
• Egyptians, customs of, iii. [290]
• Egypt, not the gift of the Nile, iii. [672]
• El Adda, app. [193]
• Elephant, manner of hunting him described, iv. [296]
• Enoch, book of, i. [497]
• Ensete, app. [36]
• Ergett Y’Dimmo, app. [34]
• Ergett el Krone, app. [35]
• Erkoom, app. [169]
• Esther, Ozoro, marries Michael, ii. [699]
• —— her cruelty to the murderers of Mariam Barea, ii. [700]
• Ethiopia, that word ill applied, has rendered the scripture obscure, i. [405] to [410]
• Eudoxus, his first voyage, i. [465]
• —— second voyage, i. [466]
• —— sails round Africa, i. [467]
• Excision practised by the Abyssinians, iii. [347]
• F.
• Facilidas, his prudent conduct, ii. [374]
• —— defeats the rebel Serca Christos, ii. [386]
• —— banishes the Catholics, ii. [402]
• —— his death and character, ii. [418]
• Falasha or Jews, their language, i. [404]
• —— account of them, i. [484]
• Farek, or Bauhinia Acuminata, Appen. [57]
• Fasil Waragna, made governor of Damot, ii. [673]
• —— quarrels with Ras Michael, ii. [697]
• —— defeated by him, ii. [705]
• —— defeated at Fagitta, ii. [714]
• —— defeated at Limjour, iii. [460]
• —— makes peace with the king, iii. [466]
• —— author’s interview with him in his camp, iii. [510]
• —— gives the author leave to visit the sources of the Nile, iii. [530]
• —— his artful conduct with Socinios, iv. [35]
• —— declares for Tecla Haimanout, iv. [43]
• Fatima, queen, surrenders to the Abyssinians, ii. [303]
• —— prudent conduct with Socinios, ii. [305]
• Fennec, Appen. [128]
• Ferriana, account of, Introd. [33]
• Fidele, the Shekh of Teawa his character, iv. [352]
• —— the author’s first interview with him, iv. [357]
• —— his deceitful conduct, iv. [362]
• Fit-Auraris, account of that officer, iii. [400]
• Fly, tsaltsalya, zimb, or cynomyia, i. [388]
• —— its wonderful effect, i. [388], [389]
• —— mention made of it by Isaiah, app. [390]
• Foosht, island, i. [329]
• Funge, iv. [458]
• —— slavish character, iv. [459]
• Frumentius converts Abyssinia to Christianity, i. [509]
• Furshout, i. [114]
• G.
• Gafats, account of them, i. [402]
• Gaguedi, Appen. [52]
• Galla, account of that nation, i. [402]. ii. [216]
• Gawa, ruins, vol. i. p. [96]
• Geesh, province conferred on the author, iii. [472]
• Geeza, Pyramids, i. [41]
• —— not the ancient Memphis, i. [59]
• Geez language of the shepherds, i. [424], [5]
• Gerri, iii. [667] iv. [517]
• Gibbertis, account of them, ii. [9]
• Gingiro, kingdom, i. [320]
• Gir Gir, or Geshe el Aube, appen. [47]
• Gojam, province of Abyssinia, iii. [256]
• Gondar account of it, iii. [380]
• Goog, village, iv. [20]
• Guangoul, description of him, iv. [99]
• Gurague, their mode of stealing, iv. [148]
• Gusho, his character, ii. [700]
• —— conspires against Michael, iii. [375]
• —— deceives Fasil, iii. [465]
• —— marches to Gondar, iii. [481]
• —— author’s interview with him, iii. [482]
• —— defeated at Serbraxos, iv. [144]
• —— offers the king terms of peace, iv. [146]
• —— refused, iv. [151]
• —— the author’s second interview with him, iv. [204]
• —— his army invests Gondar, iv. [229]
• —— forces Michael’s army to surrender, iv. [231]
• —— created Ras, iv. [240]
• —— his bad conduct, iv. [244]
• —— flies from Gondar, iv. [246]
• —— taken and put in irons, iv. [247]
• —— released, iv. [260]
• H.
• Habesh, meaning of that word, i. [397]
• Halouan, island of the Nile, i. [71]
• Hanno’s periplus explained, ii. [552]
• —— vindicated, ii. [564]
• Henry king of Portugal, his ardour for promoting science, ii. [95]
• —— attempts a passage round Africa, ii. [96]
• —— sends an embassy to Abyssinia, ii. [103]
• Herodotus, passage of his explained, ii. [562]
• —— account of the Nile’s rise, iii. [685]
• Hieroglyphics founded on observation of the dog star, i. [412]
• —— absurd opinion concerning them, i. [415]
• Hor-Cacamoot, account of that place, iv. [324]
• Hyæna, description of, appen. [107]
• Hybeer, iv. [536]
• I.
• India, account of its climate and productions, i. [371]
• Indian trade origin of it, i. [373]
• —— fluctuating state, i. [447]
• —— hurt by the expedition of the Persians, i. [448]
• —— lost in the time of the Romans, i. [470]
• Iscander makes war with Adel, ii. [116]
• —— slain by Za Saluce, ii. [118]
• Israelites, probable course of their journey from Egypt, i. [230]
• Iteghe, her power, i. [507]
• J.
• Jahaleen Arabs, iv. [456]
• Janni, his kind reception of die author, iii. [120]
• Jemma river, beauty of, iv. [12]
• Jerboa, description of, appen. [121]
• Jidda description of, i. [265]
• Joas confers his favour on the Galla, ii. [670]
• —— disgusts Mariam Barea, ii. [675]
• —— his army defeated, ii. [679]
• —— claims the protection of Michael, ii. [680]
• —— rupture with Michael, ii. [701]
• —— attempts to assassinate him, ii. [703]
• —— assassinated by Michael, ii. [706]
• Judith massacres the royal family, vol. i. p. [526]
• —— transmits the crown of Abyssinia to her posterity, i. [527]
• K.
• Kantuffa, description of, appen. [49]
• Kol-quall tree, appen. [41]
• Konfodah, i. [297]
• Koran, account of, i. [522]
• Koscam, author’s transactions there, iii. [211]
• —— palace, description of it, iv. [271]
• Kuara, province of Abyssinia, iii. [259]
• Kuara tree, appen. [65]
• L.
• Lalibala, his attempt to change the course of the Nile, i. [529]
• Lamalmon, iii. [183]
• Languages, specimens of various, i. [401], [2]
• Letters, origin of, i. [420]
• —— not given by God to Moses, i. [421]
• —— altered by Moses, i. [422].
• Loheia, i. [302]
• M.
• Maffudi, character of him, ii. [115]
• —— defeated by Naod, ii. [123]
• —— rewarded by the Turks, ii. [136]
• —— slain, ii. [140]
• Mahomet pretends to be a prophet, i. [520]
• Mahomet Bey Abou Dahab, interview with him, iv. [625]
• —— permits the English to trade to Suez, iv. [633]
• Maitsha, account of that province, iii. [546] and iv. [23]
• Marble mountains, i. [187]
• Mariam Barea, associated with the party of the Iteghe, ii. [671]
• —— quarrels with Michael, ii. [674]
• —— deprived of his government, in [675]
• —— his character, ii. [676]
• —— remonstrates against the king’s conduct, ii. [677]
• —— defeats the Galla, ii. [680]
• —— defeated by Michael, ii. [693]
• —— put to death by the king, ii. [695]
• Masuah, island, iii. [1]
• —— diseases, iii. [33]
• —— trade and music, iii. [51], [52]
• Menas, king, banishes the Portuguese priests, ii. [210]
• Menilek son of Solomon, i. [480]
• Meroe when built, i. [378]
• —— island, situation of, iii. [644], and iv. [539]
• Michael Suhul, governor of Tigre, refuses to obey the king’s orders, ii. [649]
• —— taken prisoner, ii. [650]
• —— advances in the king’s favour, ii. [652]
• —— restored to his government, ii. [654]
• —— called by the king to defend him against Mariam Barea, ii. [680]
• —— marches to Gondar, ii. [681]
• —— restores order in the capital, ii. [684]
• —— marches against Mariam Barea, ii. [686]
• —— defeats him, ii. [693]
• —— rupture with the king, ii. [704]
• —— defeats Fasil, ii. [705]
• —— assassinates the king, ii. [706]
• —— puts Hannes II. to death, ii. [709]
• —— defeats Fasil, ii. [715]
• —— author’s first interview with him, iii. [217]
• Michael Suhul his character, vol iii. p. [226]
• —— conspiracy formed against him, iii. [375]
• —— forced to leave Gondar, iii. [479]
• —— cruelty on his return to Gondar, iv. [72], [5]
• —— impolitic conduct, iv. [111]
• —— defeats Gusho and Powussen at Serbraxos, iv. [144]
• —— retreats to Gondar, iv. [224]
• —— made prisoner, iii. [240]
• Mocha, meaning of that name, i. [442]
• Mohannan, the ancient Memphis, i. [54]
• Montes Lunæ of the ancients, i. [378]
• Moroc, description of, appen. [178]
• Mudgid cuts off the royal family at Wechne, ii. [169]
• N.
• Nacueta Laab resigns the crown of Abyssinia, i. [532]
• Nagashi what, i. [524]
• Narea, kingdom, account of, ii. [312]
• Nearchus sails from India to the Persian Gulf, i. [455]
• —— enters the Red Sea, i. [456]
• Nebuchadnezzar, dispute about his canonization, iii. [367]
• Nero attempts to discover the source of the Nile, iii. [613]
• Niger, cause of its increase, iii. [719]
• —— not a branch of the Nile, iii. [720]
• Nile description of the cataract above Syene, i. [156]
• —— discovery of its sources, iii. [580]
• —— attempted by the ancients, iii. [606]
• —— description of its sources, iii. [634]
• —— course of that river, iii. [644]
• —— names, iii. [654]
• —— cause of its inundation iii. [658]
• —— inquiry if possible to change its course, iii. [712]
• —— great cataract, iii. [425]
• —— memorable passage of, iii. [448]
• Nilometer, iii. [690]
• —— changed by Omar, iii. [716]
• Norden’s voyage, account of, iii. [630]
• Nuba, their character, iv. [419]
• —— religion, iv. [420]
• —— author kindly received by them, iv. [423]
• Nucta, iii. [716]
• O.
• Omar conquers Egypt, iii. [689]
• Ombi, men-eaters, i. [142]
• Ophir, voyage to, account of, i. [433]
• Osiris not the sun, but the dog-star, i. [412]
• Oustas usurps the throne, ii. [540]
• —— favourable to the Catholic religion, ii. [569]
• —— deposed, ii. [572]
• P.
• Paez Peter enters Abyssinia, ii. [244]
• —— converts Za Denghel, ii. [245]
• —— builds a convent at Gorgora, ii. [266]
• —— converts Socinios, ii. [344]
• —— his death and character, ii. [344]
• —— his pretensions to discover the source of the Nile confuted, iii. [617]
• Palestine, various nations fled from it, i. [399]
• Palmyra, ruins, introd. [57]
• Papyrus, ships made of it, i. [370]
• —— description of it, app. [1]
• Petronius Arbiter improves Egypt, iii. [696]
• Polygamy, cause of its origin, i. [281]
• Poncet sent to Abyssinia, ii. [467]
• —— account of his travels, ii. [469]
• —— recovers the king of Abyssinia, ii. [478]
• Poncet, his journal vindicated, vol. ii. p. [492]
• Portugal, attempts to discover the East Indies, ii. [96]
• —— sends an embassy to Abyssinia, ii. [103]
• —— receives an embassy from Abyssinia, ii. [133]
• —— sends a reinforcement to David III., ii. [142]
• —— unsuccessful issue of the expedition, ii. [157]
• —— sends a second reinforcement to the king of Abyssinia, ii. [181]
• Pox, small, when introduced, i. [514]
• Ptolemy I. encourages the Indian trade, i. [457]
• —— II. his magnificent procession, i. [458]
• —— invades Ethiopia, i. [462]
• —— III. conquers Ethiopia, i. [463]
• R.
• Rachamah, description of, appen. [163]
• Rack tree description of, appen. [44]
• Ras el Feel, the author made governor of that province, iii. [364]
• Ras Sem account of, Introd. [39]
• Red Sea, cause of that name, i. [237]
• Rhinoceros, hunting of him described, iv. [296]
• —— description of that animal, appen. [85]
• Roderigo de Lima attempts to enter Abyssinia, iii. [628]
• Rosetto, i. [20]
• Roule M. le Noir sent to Abyssinia, ii. [501]
• —— imprudent conduct at Sennaar, ii. [507]
• —— assassinated, ii. [508]
• S.
• Saba, queen of, i. [471]
• —— visits Jerusalem, i. [472]
• —— has a son to Solomon, i. [476]
• —— founds the Abyssinian Monarchy, i. [476]
• Salama Abba, character of, iii, [201]
• ——- condemned and executed, iv. [68]
• Samen, province of Abyssinia, iii. [252]
• Sancaho, iv. [376]
• Sand, pillars of, iv. [553-6]
• Sassa, append. [27]
• Sennaar, author arrives there, iv. [428]
• —— character of its king, iv. [430]
• —— account of his wives, iv. [418]
• —— treacherous conduct to the author, iv. [453]
• —— list of its kings, iv. [464]
• —— government, iv. [479]
• —— forces, iv. [480]
• —— climate, diseases, iv. [481]
• Serbraxos, first battle of, iv. [140]
• —— second battle of, iv. [165]
• —— third battle of, iv. [199]
• Sesostris improves Egypt, i. [368]
• Shangalla, account of that nation, ii. [546]
• —— division of their country, iv. [327]
• Shaw, Dr. his mistake about Egypt, iii. [700]
• Shalaka Welled Amlac, account of him, iv. [2]
• —— —— —— author’s reception at his house, iv. [6]
• Shell-fish found in the desert, iv. [339]
• Sheregrig, description of, append. [182]
• Shepherds, account of that people, i. [384]
• —— their various names, i. [385]
• —— habitation, i. [386]
• —— subdue Egypt, i. [395]
• Shoa, kingdom, iii. [255]
• Sid el Coom, iv. [460]
• Simoom, description of that poisonous wind, iv. [341]
• Sire, town of, iii. [152]
• —— province of Abyssinia, iii. [252]
• Sittinia, queen, iv. [531]
• Slave-trade, its origin, i. [392]
• Socinios claims the crown, ii. [250]
• —— defeats his rival Jacob, [259]
• —— the Galla, [275]
• Socinios crowned at Axum, ii. [278]
• —— expedition against Sennaar, ii. [298]
• —— subdues Fatima queen of the Shepherds, ii. [302]
• —— converted to the Catholic religion, ii. [308]
• —— sends ambassadors to Rome, ii. [309]
• —— openly professes the Catholic religion, ii. [344]
• —— bigotted conduct, ii. [552]
• —— limits the power of the Catholics, ii. [359]
• —— grants the Abyssinians full exercise of their own religion, ii. [396]
• —— death and character, ii. [397]
• Sofala, the Ophir of the ancients, i. [438]
• Spaitla, Introd. [30]
• Strabo, his account of Meroe, iv. [544]
• Suez, directions how to sail there, i. [223]
• Sugar canes, plantations of them in Upper Egypt, i. [81]
• Syene, or Assouan, i. [154]
• —— assumed by Eratosthenes for measuring an arch of the meridian, i. [160]
• T.
• Tacazze river, iii. [156], [7]
• —— why called Siris, i. [379]
• Taranta, mountain, iii. [76]
• Tarshish, i. [439]
• Tecla Haimanout I. writes in favour of Du Roule, ii. [517]
• —— quells a rebellion, ii. [530]
• —— assassinated, ii. [532]
• —— II. his character, ii. [709]
• —— the author’s first interview with him, iii. [230]
• —— cruelty, iv. [65]
• —— dangerous situation at Serbraxos, iv. [169]
• Tcherkin, iv. [293]
• Teawa, description of it, iv. [350]
• Teff, appen. [76]
• Terfowey wells, iv. [465]
• —— dangerous situation of the author there, iv. [566]
• Tesfos Ayto, governor of Samen, joins Gusho, iv. [189]
• —— his army cut off, iv. [192]
• Thebes when built, i. [380]
• —— destroyed by the Shepherds, i. [394]
• —— ruins of, i. [122]
• —— sepulchres, i. [125]
• —— description of two harps found there, i. [130]
• Theodorus, king, opinion about him, ii. [64]
• Tifilis executes the regicides, ii. [534]
• —— defeats the rebel Tigi, ii. [532]
• Tigre, province, iii. [251]
• Time, Abyssinian manner of computing it, iii. [351]
• Tot, who, i. [416]
• Towash Mahomet, iv. [490]
• —— slain in the desert, iv. [586]
• —— account of him, iv. [610]
• Trade-winds, i. [431]
• Troglodyte Cushites, their settlement, i. [376]
• —— their progress, i. [383]
• Tunis, Introd. i. [21]
• Tyre, Introd. i. [59]
• Tzana Lake, description of, iii. [386]
• W.
• Waalia, append. [186]
• Waldubba, monks of, iii. [177]
• Walkuffa, append. [67]
• Wanzey tree, account of, app. [54]
• War of the Elephant, i. [510]
• Wechne, royal family banished there, ii. [415]
• Welleta Girgis, or Socinios, made king, iii. [482]
• —— author interview with him, iv. [46]
• Welleta Girgis flies from Gondar, iv. [51]
• Welled Sidi Boogannim, tribe of Arabs, introd. [24]
• Woodage Asahel, his character, iii. [421]
• —— reveals Fasil’s plans, iv. [32]
• —— bravery, iv. [200]
• —— slain, iv. [201]
• Wooginoos, or Brucea Antidysenterica, app. [69]
• Y.
• Yambo, i. [247]
• Yasine, his attention to the author, iv. [329]
• Yasous I. his expedition to Wechne, ii. [428]
• —— defeats the Galla, ii. [434]
• —— his son rebels against him, ii. [513]
• —— death and character, ii. [516]
• Yasous II. rebellion in the beginning of his reign, ii. [616]
• —— defeats the Arabs, ii. [632]
• —— addicted to building, ii. [634]
• —— attacks Sennaar, ii. [636]
• —— defeated, ii. [639]
• —— irritated at the Naybe of Masuah, ii. [646]
• —— summons Michael Suhul to Gondar, ii. [649]
• —— takes him prisoner, ii. [650]
• —— makes a second expedition against Sennaar, ii. [655]
• Yasous Amha, prince of Shoa, iv. [93]
• —— gives the author the annals of Shoa, iv. [96]
• —— his account of the nations near Shoa, iv. [97]
• Yasous, Kefla, discovers Fasil’s stratagem, iii. [453]
• —— marches to Delakus, iii. [456]
• —— crosses the Nile, iii. [457]
• Yemen once subject to Abyssinia, i. [518]
• Z.
• Za Denghel restored to the throne, ii, [242]
• —— converted to the Catholic faith, ii. [245]
• Za Selasse rebels, ii. [247]
• —— defeats and slays Za Denghel, ii. [250]
• —— defeated, ii. [257]
• —— joins Socinios, ii. [258]
• —— death and character, ii. [268], [9]
• Zague, prince of, slain, ii. [689]
• Zara Jacob, sends ambassadors to the council of Florence, ii. [69]
• —— persecutes the idolaters in Abyssinia, ii. [70]
• Zebee river, ii. [318]
• Zerah, i. [406]
• Zipporah, wife of Moses, i. [406]
• Zumrud, Jibbel, voyage there, i. [204]

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