[ [169] Gomio, this word is intended, perhaps, for gumia, a kind of dagger, a Marocco word not Arabic; these words are neither of them to be found in the old dictionaries. The dagger is not mentioned in the Italian or Portuguese editions.
[ [170] Pardao, an Indian coin worth 300 reis coined at Goa by the Portuguese, with the figure of King Sebastian. Dict. of P. Raphael Bluteau, Lisbon, 1720.
[ [171] Bahar, an Indian weight varying from 4½ quintals to 5 quintals 3½ arrobas.
[ [172] Or Jauibasal, these names are variously spelled in the Italian and Portuguese editions.
[ [173] Bacanor and Barsalor, German Atlas.
[ [174] Fanega—4 bushels or 84 lbs. French.
[ [175] Mangalor, Ortelius.
[ [176] Cape Comori, Ortelius.
[ [177] The Nil Gau or Blue Cow.
[ [178] Ramusio coincides with this MS. in writing giagonzas on a former occasion, and on this gegonzas.