+Almeida+, D. Jeronymo, 153, 154, 188 +Almeida+, João Soares de, 132 +Alvares+, Gaspar (or Gonçales), 169 +Alvaro I+, King of Kongo, 119, 136 +Alvaro II+, King of Kongo, 121, 136 +Alvaro III+, King of Kongo, 122,137 +Alvaro IV+, King of Kongo, 124, 137 +Alvaro V+, King of Kongo, 124, 137 +Alvaro VI+, King of Kongo, 125, 137 +Alvaro VII+, King of Kongo, 130, 137 +Alvaro VIII+, King of Kongo, 131, 137 +Alvaro IX+, King of Kongo, 130, 133, 137 +Alvaro+, Frei, the assassin, 115 +Alvaro Gonçales Bay+, called _Alvaro Martins’ Bay_ on map (D. Lopez); identical with Yumba Bay, 3.3 S., 10.5 E. +Ambaca.+ _See_ Mbaka. +Ambasse+, or Ambresa, a corruption of _mbazi_ or _mbaji_. _See_ S. Salvador. +Ambriz+ (Mbidiji or Mbiriji) river, 7.3 S., 12.9 E., 131, 132 +Amboella.+ _See_ Mbwela. +Ambrosio I+, King of Kongo, 124, 137 +Ambuilla.+ _See_ Mbuila. +Ambuila dua.+ _See_ Mbuila anduwa. +Ambandu+, _i.e._, negroes (in Kongo abundu = slaves), 103, 112 +Ambus+ (D. Lopez), tribe between coast and Anzica; perhaps the _Balumbu_. Mbu = ocean. +Ampango.+ _See_ Mpangu. +Amulaza+, Congo de, 6.0 S., 16.3 E. +Andala mbandos+ (Ndala mbandu), or Endalla nbondos, 17 +Andrada+, João-Juzarte, 174, 189 +André mulaza+, King of Kongo, 132, 137 +Angazi+, or Engazi (D. Lopez), Ingasia (Battell). _See_ Ngazi. +Angeka+, or Engeco (nsiku, Chimpanzee), 54 +Angelo+ of Valenza, capuchin, 126 +Angica+ of Knivet, are the Anzica. +Angoi.+ _See_ Ngoya. +Angola+, history, 139; Knivet’s account, 93 +Angola.+ _See_ Ngola. +Angoleme+ (Ngolome) of Jesuits was Ngola’s capital in 1565, 143 +Anguolome aquitambo+ (Ngwalema a kitambu), 9. S., 15.8 E.; battle 143, 148 +Angoy kayonga+, a chief. _See_ Agoa Kaiongo. +Antelopes+, 40 +Antonio I+, King of Kongo, 129, 137 +Antonio+, Friar, a Franciscan, 110 +Antonio+, de Dénis, or Diogo de Vilhégas, 114 +Antonio+ of Serravezza, Capuchin, 177 +Antonio Laudati+, of Gaeta, 148 _n._, 140, 146, 176, 184 +Anville+, B. d’, his maps, xv +Anzele+ (D. Lopez) (Kanzele), fort, in Lower Ngulungu, 9. S., 13.8 E., 147 +Anzicana+, Anzichi, Anziques, Mundiqueti, etc., the people of the Makoko (_Anseke_, “distant,” “remote”), are undoubtedly the Bateke about Stanley Pool. Knivet’s account, 10, 91; war with them, 112 +Aquilunda+, or Achelunda (D. Lopez), a supposed lake, 74; Douville (_Voyage au Congo_, ii, 173), suggests that the name meant “here (Aqui) is Lunda.” +Aquibolo.+ _See_ Akimbolo. +Aquisyma+ (D. Lopez), misprint for Agisymba. +Aragão+, Balth. Rebello de, xviii, 27, 153, 157, 158; attempt to cross Africa, 161; on Ouando, 206 +Araujo+, João, 175 +Araujo e Azevedo+, Antonio de, 190 +Araujo e Azevedo+, João, 157, 166