[32] Wodin is Odin or Wodan. [33] Kâdik is Cadiz. [34] 2193 - 193 is 2000 years before Christ. [35] Thyrhisburch is Tyre. [36] Thyr is the son of Odin. [37] Almanaland is Ameland. [38] Wyringgâ is Wieringen. [39] Missellja is Marseilles. [40] Gola are the Galli or Gaula. [41] Walhallagara is Middelburg, in Walcheren. [42] 2193-563 is 1630 years before Christ. [43] Myk is a word still used in Walcheren. [44] Kâlta Min-his, Minnesdaughter. [45] Sêjene is the Seine. [46] Kåltana are the Celts. [47] Jonhis êlanda--John's Islands, or the Pirates' Isles. [48] Athenia is Athens. [49] Here follows the narrative contained in pages from 48 to 56. [50] Sêkrops is Cecrops. [51] Strête, at present restored as the Suez Canal. Pangab is the Indus. [52] 2193 - 1005 is 1188 before Christ. [53] Walhallagara is Walcheren. [54] Kalip, called by Homer Kalipso. [55] Dêna marka, the low marches. [56] 2193 - 1602 is 591 years before Christ. [57] Refer to p. 4. [58] Medemi lacus, Lake of Medea's laughter. [59] Grênegâ is Groningen. [60] Dokhem is Dokkum. [61] Lindasburch, on Cape Lindanaes, Norway. [62] Gürbam. C. Niebuhr, Travels, vol. i. p. 174. The bagpipe is called by the Egyptians Sumâra el Kürbe. [63] To hnekka, a high petticoat reaching up to the neck. [64] Cf. Hegel a. h. l. [65] Lions in Europe, see Herodotus, vii. 125. [66] Swetsar are Swiss. [67] Fryasburch is Freiburg. [68] Lydasburch is Leyden, the city. [69] Flyt, jeftha mâre, is a lake or sea. [70] Forana is Vroonen. [71] Engamuda is Egmond. [72] Diodorus Siculus, v. 27, on the Gauls. [73] Mannagârdaforda is Munster. [74] 2193 - 1888 is 305 before Christ. [75] Since 587 before Christ. See pages 110 and 112. [76] 303 before Christ. [77] Barnpila, De falarica, Livy, xxi. 8. [78] Alexander at the Indus, 327 before Christ. 327 + 1224 is 1551 before Christ. [79] 305 before Christ. [80] Joi en trâst. At Scheveningen you still hear "Joei en troos." Joi is the French joye. [81] 2193 - 1600 is 593 years before Christ. [82] Kasamyr is Kashmere. [83] Jes-us--not to be confounded with Jesus any more than Krisen (Krishna) with Christ. [84] Balda jefta kvade sê is the Baltic. Juttarland is Jutland. [85] Zeeland is the Danish Islands. [86] See page 124. [87] Phonisjar are Punics or Carthaginians. [88] See page 11. [89] 263 before Christ. [90] Hamconius, page 8. Suobinna. [91] See page 150. [92] Delta, still in use in North Holland for swampy land. [93] Aken, Aken. [94] Diodorus Siculus, V. 28. [95] Here the copyist, Hiddo oera Linda, has turned over a leaf too much, and has thus omitted two pages. [96] See page 164. [97] Here there are wanting in the manuscript twenty pages (perhaps more), in which Beeden has written about the King, Adel the Third, called Ubbo by the writers of our chronicles.