+Geographical+ explorers. _See_ Aragão, Brito, Castro, Girolamo, of Montesarchio, Herder, Murça, Pacheco, Quadra and Roza: also pp. 119, 129 +Germanus+, Henricus Martellus, his map, 107 +Giaghi+, an Italian mode of spelling Jagas. +Giannuario+ of Nola, capuchin, 127 +Gimbo Amburi.+ _See_ Njimbu a mbuji. +Gimdarlach+, a German miner, 115 +Gindes+ (Njinda), a name by which the Jaga are known, 19, 150 +Giovanni Francisco+ of Valença, a capuchin, 126 +Gipsies+ in Angola, 2, 10 +Giribuma+, or Giringbomba, inland tribe. Perhaps the Buma, 3.0 S., 16.5 E. +Girolamo+ of Montesarchio, a capuchin, 125, 126 +Glo-Amb Coambu+, supposed name of the capital of Angola, 142 _n._ Rev. Tho. Lewis suggests Kwambu, or Kiambu. +Goats+, 63 +Goes+, Damian de, quoted, 112, 113, 116 +Goes+, João Braz de, 182 +Goiva+, D. Antonio de, bishop, 122 +Gola.+ _See_ Ngola. +Gold+, 20, 131, 179 +Golungo.+ _See_ Ngulungu. +Gomba.+ _See_ Ngombe +Gomez+, Luiz, 123 +Gonçalves.+ _See_ Alvares, 169 +Gonga caanga+ (Ngonga kaanga), chief of Nsela, 180 +Gongha+ (Ngonga), original name of Kasanje Kakinguri (Cavazzi, 773). +Gongo a mboa+ (Ngongo a mbwa), supposed old name of Pungu-a-Ndongo, 143 _n._ +Gongo+ (Ngongo), a double bell, 20 +Gongon+, 38, on road from S. Salvador to Mbata. Perhaps _Gongo_ (_Ngongo_), on the Kongo railway, 5.3 S., 14.8 E. Rev. Tho. Lewis suggests _Kongo dia Mbata_, 38 +Gonsa+, or Gunza, river, of Battell, 26, is the Kwanza. +Gorilla+, 54, 57. +Gouvea+, Francisco de, 120, 143 +Gouvea+, Antonio Gomez de, 173 +Ground-nuts+, 67 +Guerra preta+, “black warriors,” _i.e._, the native militia. +Guerreira+, a Jesuit, 150, 154, 159 +Gulta+, Ngulta, (D. Lopez), town S. W. of Masanganu. +Gumbiri+, fetish. _See_ Ngumbiri. +Gunga bamba+ (Ngunga mbamba), chief in Lubulo, 180 +Gunza+, (Ngunza), on Pigafetta’s map a town S. of the river Longa, is undoubtedly Kangunze of Nsela. +Gunza a gombe+, (Ngunza a ngombe), a soba in Ndongo, 164 +Güssfeld+, quoted, 58, 104 +Guzambamba+ (Ngunza a mbamba), soba in Hako, 10.3 S., 15.3 E., 180 +Hako+ (Oacca), country, 10.4 S., 15.5 E., 166, 180 +Hamba+ (Va-umba, or Umba) river, 8.0 S., 17.0 E., 141 +Hambo.+ _See_ Huambo. +Hary+, a district. _See_ Ari. +Henrique+, the Cardinal-King of Portugal, 111, 114, 145 +Henrique+, King of Kongo, 119, 136 +Henriques+, Rodrigo de Miranda, 189 +Herder+, Johan, 126 +Hiambo.+ _See_ Huambo. +Hindersen+, Jeems, 171 +Hippopotami+, 64 +Hippopotamus Island+, 120, the Ilha dos cavalhos marinhos of the Portuguese, wrongly translated Isola Cavalli, or “Horse Island,” by Pigafetta. Perhaps identical with Battell’s Calabes Island. A “Hippopotamus Island” figures in the charts, 12.9 E. +Hobley+, quoted, 202, 206