Aadhd-eddaule, King, Bagdad taken
by, IX. 102; wall of Medina built
by (A.H. 364) 111.

Aali, Emir Elmumenin, schisms of,
VII. 486; successor of Othman, ix.

I10.

Aardh or Astan, river, towns on, IX.
98.

Aarem, fortress of, Ix. 96.
Aaruch, Book and Commentaries

of, by Nathan, vIII. 527.
Abaga, son of Alau, Tartar King,
Anthonie's description of (1264)
XI. 336; his policy in Turkey,
339; his invasion of Syria, 340;
death of (1282) 341.
Abas, see Abbas.

Abases, Strabo's meaning of, vII.

401.

Abassia, see Abyssinia.

Abausauga, a valiant cannibal
(1601) XVI. 253.

Abba della Curia, see Curia Muria
Islands.

Abbas I., King of Persia (1557-1628)

VIII. 390; courage of, 393; suc-
cess of, 398; victories of, 402,
411; and Sir Anthony Sherley
(1599) 414; his punishment of
extortion, 417; and the Turkish
ambassador, 428; Sir Anthony
Sherley, ambassador of, 436;
Tauris taken by (1603) VIII. 503;
Cartwright's praise of, 514.

Abbot, Jefra, sent by Captain Smith
to punish treacherous Dutchmen
in Virginia, XVIII. 528.
Abdal or Abdalla Hassan, Vizir of
the Mogul (1609) III. 16; and
Captain Hawkins (1611) 21; Sir
Thomas Roe and (1616) IV. 341.
Abdala Wahed Anoone, secretary to
Hamet, King of Barbary (1600)
VI. 57; ambassador to England
(1601) 60; alcaid of Boferes (1604)
74; treasurer, 102.
Abdela, son of Sheck (1603) VI. 67;
hostage to Boferes for his father
(1604) 71; escape of, 79; Morocco
city taken by (1606) 85; battle
between Sidan and, 87; Morocco
retaken by, 95.

Abdelasan, the Hassany, ship of
(1612) III. 192.

Abdelmelech, son of Boferes, sent

against Sidan (1604) VI. 77;
general of Boferes' army, 80.
Abdenago, Captain of Prester John's

pages (1520) VII. 107; and the
Portuguese ambassador, 157, 191.
Abder Rachim, Sheck, brother of
Mocrebkhan, and Capt. Hawkins
(1608) III. 3.

Abdias, fables by, 1. 153.
Abdraheman, Aga, and the English

captive sailors (1611) III. 282.
Abdul Aziz, King of Bugia (1526) v.
487.

Abdul Malich, Ibnu, historian of

Africa, v. 383. Abdul-Mumen, King of Morocco, v. 375; wars of, against Abraham (c. 1526) 378; Ceuta destroyed by, 462; Tunis taken by, 494; Tripoli taken by, 505.

Abdulla, King of Tremizen (c.1526) v. 475.

Abd' Ullah Khan, house granted to English merchants by (1566) viii. 498.

Abexi, see Abyssinia.

Abexiins, see Abyssinians.

Abigail, the, sent to Virginia (1622)
XIX. 168.
Abilqualid, Jacob

319 n.

Almansor, I.

by Elmaheli, death of (c. 1526) v. 378; wars of, in Guangara, 526.

Abraham, King of Ethiopia and priest, tomb of, vII. 67; revelation made to, 77. Abraham, Rabbi, travels of (1487) II. 17; and Peter de Covillan (1487) VII. 154.

Abraham Bassa, chief vizier of Mahomet Khan (1596) VIII. 307, 310, 315.

Abraham Pius, Pharisee, and the sepulchre of David, vIII. 547. Abraham, the, ship of the Jennens

Abu Feris, King of Tunis, v. 474. Abu-Giaphar Almansur, second Abassæan Khalifa, conquest of Bagdad by, IX. 101.

Abu-Haf, people in Tunis, v. 321. Abulhesen, fourth King of Fez, at Tremizen, v. 477; siege of Tunis by, 504.

Abusaid, last King of the Marin
family, v. 400; loss of Ceuta by,
462.
Abyssinia, 1. 306, 308; Christians
in, 375-380; religion of, 376;
description of the countries, re-
gions, religions and opinions of,
VII. 401-419; Strabo on the
derivation of, 401; see also
Ethiopia.

Abyssinians, in India, described by
Linschoten (1583) x. 264.
Acabar or Acubar, see Akbar.
Acabarpore, Indian antiquities at,
IV. 47, 66.

Academy, set up by Plato in Athens,

I. 202.

Açallaihe port, description of, by Castro, VII. 302. Acamapixtli, first King of the Mexicans, xv. 248; death of, 252; picture of the reign of, 420. Acapulco, in New Spain, traffic of, II. 175; governor of Manila's journey to, in the ship built by