[327] This island is still named Bohol.
[328] Panilongon, now called Panlao.
[329] Mindanao. The French edition of the year IX calls it “Butuan”.
[330] A river which comes into the Bay of Kipit.
[331] Probably two hours after nightfall.
[332] See p. 78.
[333] Luçon.
[334] The author speaks of this nation further on.
[335] Borneo.
[336] This paragraph is not in Amoretti’s edition, and is taken from the French edition of 1802.