_Crane_, story of a Balearic, i. 207 _Cratevas_, a Greek herbalist, fragments of, in Busbecq’s MS. of Dioscorides, i. 417, and _note_ _Dadian_, King of the Mingrelians, his appearance and character, i. 245; his capture and escape, 246-247; his presents to Solyman, 251-252 _Dalmatian_ horseman, his objection to fire-arms, i. 241-242 _Damville_, Comte de, afterwards Duc de Montmorency, sketch of him, ii. 11, _note_; summoned by the King, _ib._; said to have caused Montpellier to revolt, 22; to have made an attempt on Avignon, 23; prepares to defend himself, 32; carries war through Languedoc and Guienne, 56; report of his death, 68, and _note_; terms of peace to be referred to him, 70; comes to life again, 77; King wishes to deprive him of his government, 187; intended campaign against him, 214; pronounced contumacious by the Parliament, _ib._; campaign given up, 218; said to be appointed Constable of France by Navarre, 255. _Dantzic_, amber merchant of, at Constantinople, i. 257 _Dauphin_, the Prince. See _Montpensier_ _Delegates_ from the rebels expected in Paris, and their demands, ii. 57, 60; sent back with the King’s answer, 60 _Dendermonde_, Alençon withdraws thither, ii. 168; attacked by Parma, 226 _Denmark_, King of, application to the, suggested in Congress of Middelburg, ii. 202; his eldest daughter married to King James of Scotland, 258 _Derby_, Earl of, comes to Paris as the bearer of the Order of the Garter from Queen Elizabeth to the King, ii. 234; his magnificent reception, 237; his departure, _ib._ _Diest_, town belonging to Prince of Orange, blockaded by Parma, ii. 157; surrenders to him, 162; recovered by him, 183 _Dietrichstein_, Adam von, Austrian Baron, i. 325, _note_; ransoms his brother-in-law, _ib._ _Dijon_, the Pope’s legate summons people of Langres to, ii. 257; transfers their bishopric to, _ib._ _Dioscorides_, famous MS. of, found by Busbecq at Constantinople, i. 417, and _note_ _Divan_, custom of entertaining ambassadors on leaving in the, i. 159, 387; meaning of the word, 197; Busbecq and his colleagues summoned thither, _ib._; scene there, 232-234; de Sandé brought before, 325; debate there as to whether Busbecq should be allowed to bring wine into Constantinople, 332 _Divorce_, Turkish laws about, i. 230 _Dixmude_, hard pressed, ii. 194 _Djerbé_, account of the Spanish defeat at, i. 317, _note_, and 317-321 _Dodona_, the oak of, alluded to, i. 272 _Dorothea_, sister of the Duke of Lorraine, her marriage, ii. 124, 129