+Engracia Funji+, sister of Queen Nzinga, a prisoner, 166; strangled, 173 +Enriques+, Duarte Dias, 162 +Ensala.+ _See_ Nsala. +Esiquilo+ (Esikilu), birthplace of D. Alvaro I., on the road from S. Salvador to Nsundi (Cavazzi, 105), 5.5 S., 14.5 E.(?) +Escovar+, Pero d’, pilot, 108 +Espiritu Santo+, Serra do, 2.8 S., 10.2 E. +Eucher+, F., quoted, 108, 111, 119, 127 +Ezikongos+, the people of Kongo, 130 +Fajardo, A.+ Beserra, quoted, 158 +Falcão+, Luiz de Figueirido, quoted, 162 +Falkenstein+, quoted, 26, 52, 77, 104 +Famine+ in Luandu, 168 +Faria+, Antonio de, 182 +Feira+ (Portuguese), fair, market. +Ferreira+, F. de Salles, quoted, 203 +Ferreira+, Jacome, 170 _n._ +Ferro+, serra do (iron mountains) to S. of Kwanza, 10.6 S., 15.2 E. +Fetishes+, 24, 41; underground, 49, 81; Maramba fetish, 56, 82; possessed of a fetish, 182; destruction by missionaries, 114 +Ficalho+, quoted, 7, 15, 16, 21, 24, 43, 67 +Figueirido e Souza+, João de, 180, 181 +Finda.+ _See_ Mfinda. +Fishing+, 166 +Flemish+ immigrants in Angola, 147 +Flores+, Fr. Antonio, quoted, 198 +Fonseca+, Luis Simplicio, quoted, 155 +Fonseca+, Pedro da, 144, 145 +Forét, A.+, quoted, 193 +Forjaz+, D. Manuel Pereira, 157, 161, 188 +Foster+, Mr. W., xvii +Fragio+, Francisco, capuchin, 126 +Franciscans+ in Angola, 108, 114, 183 +Francisco+, King of Kongo, 117, 136 +Francisco+ of Pavia, capuchin, 133 +Francisco+ of Veas, 126 _n._ +Freddi+, monti. _See_ Fria. +French+ pirates, 175 +Fria+, serra (“Cold Mountains”), on Pigafetta’s map, in 17.5 S.; the _Monti Freddi_ (“cold mountains”) of the text, stated to be known to the Portuguese as _Monti nivosi_ (“snowy mountains”). Modern maps show a _Serra da neve_ in 14.0 S.; but as I am not aware that snow ever fell in these mountains, _neve_ may be an ancient misprint for _nevoas_ (mists). The _Serra Fria_ may possibly be connected with the _Cabo Frio_, thus named because of the cold current which washes it. +Froes+, Manuel de Tovar, 182 +Fumacongo+, (mfumu ekongo), a village (Cavazzi, 416). +Funerals+, 78 +Funji.+ _See_ Engracia. +Furtado+, Tristão de Mendonça, 170 +Gaga+, 13, are the Jaga. +Gale+, according to Pigafetta a lake giving rise to the river _Camissa_, rashly supposed to represent Lake Ngami, but copied from more ancient maps, upon which are to be read the names _Gale_ (Galla), _Adia_, _Vaby_ (Webi), etc. Hence a lake in the Galla country, south of Abyssinia. +Galla+, are not Jaga, 150 +Gangella.+ _See_ Ngangela. +Gango+, river, 9.8 S., 75.5 E., 180 +Gangue+ (Gange), village near Masanganu, with church S. Antonio. +Garcia I.+, King of Kongo, 124, 137 +Garcia II.+, King of Kongo, 125, 137 +Garcia III.+, King of Kongo, 131, 137