Michael Suhul, governor of Tigre, refuses to obey the king’s orders, ii. 649 ---- taken prisoner, ii. 650 ---- advances in the king’s favour, ii. 652 ---- restored to his government, ii. 654 ---- called by the king to defend him against Mariam Barea, ii. 680 ---- marches to Gondar, ii. 681 ---- restores order in the capital, ii. 684 ---- marches against Mariam Barea, ii. 686 ---- defeats him, ii. 693 ---- rupture with the king, ii. 704 ---- defeats Fasil, ii. 705 ---- assassinates the king, ii. 706 ---- puts Hannes II. to death, ii. 709 ---- defeats Fasil, ii. 715 ---- author’s first interview with him, iii. 217 Michael Suhul his character, vol iii. p. 226 ---- conspiracy formed against him, iii. 375 ---- forced to leave Gondar, iii. 479 ---- cruelty on his return to Gondar, iv. 72, 5 ---- impolitic conduct, iv. 111 ---- defeats Gusho and Powussen at Serbraxos, iv. 144 ---- retreats to Gondar, iv. 224 ---- made prisoner, iii. 240 Mocha, meaning of that name, i. 442 Mohannan, the ancient Memphis, i. 54 Montes Lunæ of the ancients, i. 378 Moroc, description of, appen. 178 Mudgid cuts off the royal family at Wechne, ii. 169 N. Nacueta Laab resigns the crown of Abyssinia, i. 532 Nagashi what, i. 524 Narea, kingdom, account of, ii. 312 Nearchus sails from India to the Persian Gulf, i. 455 ---- enters the Red Sea, i. 456 Nebuchadnezzar, dispute about his canonization, iii. 367 Nero attempts to discover the source of the Nile, iii. 613 Niger, cause of its increase, iii. 719 ---- not a branch of the Nile, iii. 720 Nile description of the cataract above Syene, i. 156 ---- discovery of its sources, iii. 580 ---- attempted by the ancients, iii. 606 ---- description of its sources, iii. 634 ---- course of that river, iii. 644 ---- names, iii. 654 ---- cause of its inundation iii. 658 ---- inquiry if possible to change its course, iii. 712 ---- great cataract, iii. 425 ---- memorable passage of, iii. 448 Nilometer, iii. 690 ---- changed by Omar, iii. 716 Norden’s voyage, account of, iii. 630 Nuba, their character, iv. 419 ---- religion, iv. 420 ---- author kindly received by them, iv. 423 Nucta, iii. 716 O. Omar conquers Egypt, iii. 689 Ombi, men-eaters, i. 142 Ophir, voyage to, account of, i. 433 Osiris not the sun, but the dog-star, i. 412 Oustas usurps the throne, ii. 540 ---- favourable to the Catholic religion, ii. 569 ---- deposed, ii. 572 P. Paez Peter enters Abyssinia, ii. 244 ---- converts Za Denghel, ii. 245 ---- builds a convent at Gorgora, ii. 266 ---- converts Socinios, ii. 344 ---- his death and character, ii. 344 ---- his pretensions to discover the source of the Nile confuted, iii. 617 Palestine, various nations fled from it, i. 399 Palmyra, ruins, introd. 57 Papyrus, ships made of it, i. 370