P. 54—“Shin´ra; Hi-ak´sai.”
P. 58—“Han-yang´.”
P. 60—“Ku-ro-da,” ku-ro´da.
P. 61—“Fu´san; Gen´san.”
P. 63—“Name.” Griffis, in “The Mikado’s Empire,” gives sixteen different names for Japan, which he has gathered from the Japanese literature or heard in colloquial use.
P. 64—“For-mo´sa.”
P. 66—“Sat-su´ma.”
P. 75—“Men´dez Pin´tō.” An adventurer of the sixteenth century. He wrote a book of travels, which is included in the classics of Portugal.
P. 75—“Xavier,” zăv´e-ur. A Roman Catholic missionary, and one of the holiest and most useful of any time. He was one of the founders of the Jesuit society.
P. 79—“Ty-coon´.”