First, There is one appointed for the burying Place of the _Baamzan_ or chief Priest; one to the _Baulumzu_ or Treasurer; one to the _Jocybauthaux_ or chief Councellor; one to the _Moorenzep_ or Head General;--one to the _Caffa_ or Secretary;--one to the _Paremzebs_, which are a few People so called by Way of Title, and are their chief Nobility;--one to their Wives, whom they call _Tepshoyes_;--one to the _Morepzus_ or Generals of the Elephants;--one to the _Hammons_ or Governors of Towns;--one to the _Hoyzepa_ or Head Teacher of the Elephants;--one to the _Sancof_ or Head Doctor. There is also one particularly kept for such as not being otherwise intitled to this Honour, shall perform some brave Action in the War--there is one belonging to the _Zanshaw_ or Master of the King's Musick--One to the _Divatzabowes_ or Concubines of the King--One to the _Panpuzams_ or Male Children of the King's Concubines--One to the _Parrasquas_ or Male Children of the High Priest--One to the _Gauzets_ or Wives of the chief General--One to the _Matotzas_ or Wives of the Governors of Towns--One to the _Hoydenebs_ or Wives of the Treasurer--One to the _Okenzegs_ or Wives of the chief Councellor. But when I mention a _Moorzack_ to belong to the Treasurer, or to the General, it must not be understood to be for the Use of him and his Heirs, but the next Person who succeeds in his Post is to be buried there, and his Heirs are no Ways intitled, unless they happen to succeed him in his Post. These are all built of Marble of different Colours, some larger, and some less, some square, others quite round, some having a small Spire at Top, and others without; yet the Ornaments within are as rich in many of them, as in those belonging to the King or Prince--As for Example, in the _Moorzack_ of the _Baamzan_ or high Priest, of the _Baumlozn_ or Treasurer, of the _Morewzep_ or General, and of the _Caffa_ or Secretary, the _Boozes_ are all Gold; in others there are some of Gold and some of Silver, and considering what a great Number there are of them, these Monuments contain a vast Wealth. When the King, Prince, or any other Person who is intitled to a Place in one of these Monuments dies, the Corps is immediately stripp'd naked, (let it be Man or Woman) after which, it is laid upon a Bier, and a thin Piece of Purple Silk being thrown over it, it is carried to be lain in State for some Days to a certain House, or Hall, built for that Purpose, a little Way without the City.--This Building consists of one large Room, sixty Foot in Length, and twenty six broad, being thirty Foot high, and flat at Top; the Stone is a curious white Marble, it is illuminated within with a great Number of Silver Lamps; in the middle stands a white Marble Table, supported by six Marble Pedestals about three Foot high, on which is laid the Body.