Bishop Hall’s “Terra Australis,” lxxxiv; Zeachen, erroneously described as “the discoverer of Arnheim’s Land”, lxxxv; the Land of Edel, lxxxvi; Houtman’s Abrolhos, _ib._; Eendraght Land, lxxxvii; the Pera and Arnhem, _ib._; the south discovered in 1627 by the Gulde Zeepard, lxxxviii; De Witt’s Land, lxxxix; a foul and barren shore, inhabitants wild, black, _ib._; wreck of the Batavia on the Houtman’s Abrolhos, _ib._; account of the natives, xci; G. T. Pool’s, P. Pietersen’s expedition, xciii; A. J. Tasman’s expedition and instructions, _ib._; narrative missing, xciv; outline of Tasman’s voyage inlaid in the floor at the Stadhuis at Amsterdam, xcv; on maps, cxvi; fragment of the account in Witsen’s notes, xcviii; description of the natives, xcix; Carpentaria not discovered by Carpenter, Van Diemen’s Land not discovered by Van Diemen, c; the great south land called New Holland, ciii; wreck of the Vergulde Draeck, cv; Waeckende Boey and Emeloort sent to the rescue, description and chart of the west coast, cvi; J. Sadeur’s “Terre Australe,” cvii; W. de Vlamingh’s voyage, cviii; Dampier’s description of the natives, _ib._; expedition in the Roebuck, cx; last Dutch voyage under Martin v. Delft, cxiii; accounts of the discoveries of the eastern coast entirely wanting before Cook, cxvii; name Australia given by Flinders, _ib._; memorial of Arias to Philip III respecting the exploration of the Southern Land, 1; treatise of Fray Juan da Silva, _ib._; necessity proved from the scripture, obligation from the agreement with the Catholic Church, 4; physical proofs of the existence and habitability, 14; richness in metals and stones, 16; discoveries already made, 17; all tends to prove the greatness, populousness, and richness of the southern continent, 24; Luis Vaez de Torres on Quiros’ discoveries, 31; San Valerio, las Virgines, Santa Polonia, 32; Matanza, skirmish with the natives, 34; Taomaco, inhabitants white and red, some coloured, others black and mulattoes, agreeable people, slavery in use amongst them; they name more than forty islands, 36; Chucupia islands, _ib._; Santa Maria island, 37; possession taken of the Ray San Felipe y Santiago, and the land del Espirito Santo, _ib._; people black and naked, _ib._; departure of the Capitana, 38; pass an archipelago of islands, 39; description of the inhabitants, 40; find Mahometans at the termination of this land, _ib._; instructions for the new expedition by the yachts Limmen, Zeemeuw, and Brak under Tasman, 43; former voyages towards New Guinea and the South Land undertaken for the Dutch East India Company, 44; Staten and Van Diemen’s Land found, also the passage to the South Sea, 47; Voyage and shipwreck of F. Pelsart in the Batavia, 59;