Cavriliji (Italianized), a herdsman, 251. Ceyssi, _see_ Seis. Chakirji, a vulturer, 252. Chasnejir, a taster, 245. Chasnejir-bashi, a chief taster, 245. Chaush, an usher, 130. Chaush-bashi, chief of the Chaushes—a high official, 183. Checaya, or Chechessi, _see_ Kiaya. Chelebi, a gentleman. Cheri-bashi (chief of soldiery), a petty officer of feudal cavalry. Chiccaia, or Chietcudasci, _see_ Kiaya. Chokadar, a page of high rank, 127. Ciarcagi, _see_ Ghureba. Ciaus, _see_ Chaush. Cogia, _see_ Hoja. Coureyschs, _see_ Koreish. Danishmend, a master of arts, 205. Dar ul-harb, home or land of war, 29. Dar ul-Islam, home or land of Islam, 64. Defterdar, a treasurer, 167 ff., 174. Defter-emini (intendant of account-books), a recorder of fiefs, 172. Deli, crazy (appellation of a scout or a captain of the Akinji). Dervish, a member of a Moslem religious order, 207. Deveji, a camel-driver, 251. Devshurmeh, a gathering or collecting (of the tribute boys), 51. Divan, the Ottoman council of state, 187 ff.; a council of a great officer, 216, note 3. Dulbend, or Dulipante (Italianized), a turban. Emin (plural Umena), an intendant, 132. Emir, a descendant of the prophet Mohammed, 206 ff.; a commander, a governor. Emir-al-Akhor, a grand equerry, 131. Ersi kharâjiyeh, tribute lands, 31. Ersi memleket, state lands, 31. Ersi ’ushriyeh, tithe lands, 31. Eski, old. Fetva, a response from a Mufti, 208, 223. Fetva-khaneh, the drafting bureau of the Sheik ul-Islam, 208. Fikh, the practical regulations of the Sacred Law, 153. Firman, an administrative ordinance, 157. Gachaia, _see_ Kiaya. Gharib (oglan), _see_ Ghureba (oghlan). Ghureba (foreigner), a member of the lowest corps of the standing cavalry, 98 and note 5. Gonnullu, a volunteer soldier or sailor, 102. Gul-behar, rose of spring (a feminine proper name), 57 note 3. Hebegibassi, _see_ Jebeji-bashi. Hekim-bashi, a chief physician, 129. Helvaji-bashi, a chief confectioner, 245. Hoja, a teacher; the Sultan’s adviser, 128. Holofagi, _see_ Ulufagi. Humayun, imperial. Iaching, _see_ Akinji. Ianicerotti (Italianized), the Ajem-oghlans. Iaxagi, _see_ Yaziji. Ikinji Kapu-oghlan, a white eunuch in charge of the second gate of the place, 128. Imâm, the Caliph or lawful successor of Mohammed, 28, 150, 235; a leader of daily prayers, 206. Imbrahor, Imbroor, Imrakhor, or Imror, _see_ Emir-al-Akhor. Iskemleji, a page of high rank, 244. Itch-oghlan (inside youth), a page in one of the Sultan’s palaces, 73 ff. Jebeji-bashi, a chief armorer, 252. Jerrah-bashi, a chief surgeon, 129. Jizyeh, a poll or capitation tax on non-Moslems, 175. Kadi, _see_ Kazi. Kadi al asker, or Kadi l’esker, _see_ Kaziasker. Kaim, a caretaker of a mosque, 206. Kalem, a bureau of the Treasury, 168 ff.