+Holy Ghost+, a village, on Luandu Island, 94 (called Espiritu Santo by D. Lopez), 8.8 S., 13.2 E. +Hombia ngymbe+ (Hombia ngombe, equivalent to Wembo a ngombe in the S. Salvador dialect), a “prince” in Benguella, on the river Kuvu, 21 +Horse Island+ (D. Lopez). _See_ Hippopotamus Island. +Horses’+ (zebras’) tails, 75 +Huambo+ (Hambo, Hiambo), district or soba in Benguella, 13.1 S., 15.6 E.; gold found there, 29 +Huembo+, a province of Kongo (Paiva Manso, 50), perhaps Wembo. +Human+ sacrifices, 28, 33, 85, 86, 105 +Iakonda+, a tributary of the Kwanza (Cavazzi), probably to be looked for in the Kondo cataract, 9.9 S., 16.1 E. +Ibari+ (Ybari), a kingdom whither the Portuguese traded (Garcia Mendes, 8). Rev. Tho. Lewis suggests that it refers to a place where _mbadi_ cloth is made (the letters _r_ and _d_ being interchangeable, and _m_ coming naturally before _b_). Sir H. Stanley (_Through the Dark Continent_, ii, 283, 320, 323) heard Kongo called _Ibari_, and subsequently was told of an Ibari Nkubu, or river of Nkutu. A. Sims (_Kiteke Vocabulary_) knows of a tribe Bakutu towards the Kasai. We believe the Ybari of G. Mendes to refer to the country about the Kwangu, whither Portuguese traders actually did go for cloth. +Icau+ (Ikau), 8.5 S., 13.9 E., 123 +Icolo+ (Ikolo), district on lower Mbengu, 8.8 S., 13.6 E. +Ilha grande+, Brazil, 4 +Ilamba+ (Lamba), Battell’s campaign in it, 13 +Imbangola+, identical with Bangala, 84 _n._ +Imbondos+ of Battell, 30 are the Mbundu of Angola. +Imbuella.+ _See_ Mbuila. +Imbuilla+, _recta_, Mbila, sepulture. +Incorimba.+ _See_ Kurimba. +Incussu.+ _See_ Nkusu. +Infanticide+, 32, 84 +Ingasia+, 14, 155. _See_ Ngazi. +Ingombe.+ _See_ Ngombe. +Initiation+ of native priests, 56, 57, 82 +Innocent X+, Pope, 127 +Insandeira+ (Nzanda), the tree planted by Ngola Kiluanji on Kwanza, 9.1 S., 13.4 E., 142 +Insandie+. _See_ Nsande. +Iron+, 52 +Ivory+, 7, 9, 42, 52, 58 +Jagas+, Battell’s account, 19, 83; origin, 83; infanticide among them, 32, 89; allies of the Portuguese, 123; history of the Jaga of Kasangi, 149; their invasion of Kongo in 1558, 117 +Jesuits+, in Angola, 143; in Kongo, 118; Jesuit college, 123; political intrigues, 153, 183; a legacy, 169 +Jinga+. _See_ Nzinge. +João II+, of Portugal, 106, 108 +João IV+, of Portugal, 127, 170 +João I+, King of Kongo, 109, 136 +João II+, King of Kongo, 136 +João+ of Mbula, King of Kongo, 130, 131, 137 +João+, Manuel, 146 +João de S. Maria+, Franciscan, 109 +João Maria+, capuchin, 133 +John+. See João. +John Moritz+ of Nassau. _See_ Nassau. +Jol+, Cornelis Cornelisson, 171 +José+, Duarte, 147, 150 +José+, Vicente, 148