A Description of the Coasts of East Africa and Malabar in the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century - Unknown

[ [52] Camaran, Ortelius.

[ [53] Or Indians.

[ [54] Alaquequa is an Indian stone which stops the flow of blood; alaquequas are glass beads. Dictionary of V. Salva, Paris, 1856.

[ [55] The cocoa-nut shell is within a very thick husk, and so maybe called a kernel.

[ [56] Lac.

[ [57] Mangala, fortress of Sumatra, in the country of Lampong, on the shore of the Tulang-Buvang, nine leagues and two-thirds from the mouth of that river. Geographical Dictionary, Barcelona, 1832.

[ [58] Dhafar.

[ [59] Fartach, Ortelius, Fartaque, Atlas of 1753.

[ [60] Greco y levante, N.E.E., Gregal, Grech, N.E. wind, still used in Catalan.