Natives feeding on wild Beasts, _Lapland_ properly so called, is also stiled _Wildfindland_, in opposition to _Findmarkia_, whose Inhabitants live both on Fish and Cattel. And yet there may be given another reason for the imposition of this name, from the many woods of that Country. _Olaus Magnus_ in more places then one calls the natives, men that dwell in woods, or _Savages_: as in the title of his 3^d Chapt. of his 4^{th} Book, which is, _Concerning the fierceness of the_ Savages, _or those that dwell in woods_, in which Chapter he describes the _Laplanders_. And in the following Chapter he says, _that the wild_ Laplanders _are clothed with rich skins of several Beasts_. The Baron _Herberstenius_ also in his History of _Moscovy_, calls them _Savage Laplanders, who tho they dwell_, says he, _on the Sea Coast in little Cottages, and lead a brutish kind of life, are yet more civilized then the Savages of Lapland_: whence ’tis plain, that by the _Findlanders_ living near the Sea, he means those that others call _Siœfinnes_, and by the _Savage Laplanders_ those that possess the inland Country, who he thinks were so called from their wildness and barbarity. And by and by he adds, _that by converse with Strangers, who come thither to trade, they begin to lay aside their Savage nature, and become a little more civilized_. Afterwards he calls them _Diki Loppi_, which name the _Moscovites_ give them at this time, as hath been shewed elswhere. There is also a 3^d Division of _Lapland_, that respects the several Princes to whom the Country is in subjection. And this _Andr. Buræus_ intends, when he tells us, _The greatest part of_ Lapland, viz. _the Southern and inland Country, belongs all to the Kingdom of Sweden: The maritime tract, that lies on the Ocean, and is called Findmark (whose Inhabitants the_ Siœfinni, _or maritime Findlanders, are so named from their living by fishing) to Norway: The rest of them that dwell from the_ Castle of Warhuus _to the mouth of the_ white Sea, _are subject to the Russians, which part the Swedes call Trennes, the Natives Pyhinienni, and the Russians Tarchana voloch_. Of their subjection to these severall Princes, we shall speak when we come to treat of their Government; and also of those parts that belong to _Norway_ or _Denmark_, and _Russia_. At present we shall only mention the division of that part which is under the _Swedes_, and is named by _Buræus_, the Southern and inland _Lapland_, and by _Petr. Claud._ _Lappmarkia_ properly so called. This is divided into six lesser parts called _marker_, or _lands_, tho _Buræus_ chuses to render them Territories or Provinces. Each of these have their distinct names, and are called _Aongermandlandslapmark_, _Umalappmark_, _Pithalappmark_, _Lulalapmark_, _Tornalapmark_, _Kiemilapmark_. So _Samuel Rheen_ in his first Chapter, _That part of_ Lapland _which belongs to Sweden is divided into the Kiemensian, Tornensian,