BONPOURNICKEL, a sort of black bread used in _Lower Saxony_, 160. BOROSNYAI _Joannes Nagy_, an _Hungarian_ divine, 92, 93. BOSPHORVS, by the Turks called _Bogas_, flows constantly into the _Propontis_, 38, 42. BOSTANGI BASHA, the _Grand Signior’s_ chief gardiner, and keeper of the palace at _Constantinople_, 45. BOTH, a river in _Hungary_, 108. BOURG, a palace in _Vienna_ so called, 117. BOY born at _Rigetsch_ in _Austria_ without legs or thighs, but healthy and lively, 129. BOZACGEE, a village in the _Adrastian_ plains, 59. BOZOK, a Turkish drink, described, 62. BOZZA, a river, which rises between _Valachia_ and _Transylvania_, 86. BRAN, a castle on the borders of _Transylvania_, described, 86. BREMEN, the chief city of the Dutchy so called, and a _Hanse_ town, in _Lower Saxony_, 156, 157. Described, 160. BREVICVLVS _de nationibus Transylvanicis_, the title of a book so called, 91. BRIDGES, one of stone at _Uzunkuprée_ described, 62. A wooden one of four hundred paces over the _Danube_ between _Vienna_ and _Entzersdorff_, 131. A stone one at _Prague_ described, 134, 137. In _Bohemia_ usually covered with a penthouse, 138. One at _Dresden_, 139. Another at _Misten_, cross the _Elbe_, 140. BRUNSWICK, the chief city of that dutchy, described, 149. Their way of making mum, _ib._ BUCUREST, a town in _Valachia_, 81. Its streets floored with plank, 82. BUDA, the metropolis of _Hungary_, described, 109, 110. Its government, 111. BUDWITZ, a town in _Austria_, on the borders of _Bohemia_, 132. BULGARIA, antiently _Moesia Inferior_, divided from _Thrace_ by mount _Haemus_, 75. The soil rich, but the people poor, 76. Separated from _Valachia_ by the _Danube_, 77. BUXTCHUDE, a town in _Lower Saxony_, in the dominion of _Sweden_, 159. C. CADI, a Turkish officer, properly a justice, 6. CADILESKER, a lord chief justice among the Turks; of which there are two, one for _Europe_, and the other for _Asia_, 66. CADIZ, in _Spain_, described, 170. Remarkable instances of superstition there, 171. CAFTAN, a vest or garment of honour among the Turks, 65. CAICVS, a river of _Mysia Major_, described, 52, 57. CAIMEKAM, a Turkish officer, who acts as deputy to the prime _vizír_ in his absence, 66, 69. CALLIPOLIS, see GALLIPOLI. CALVINISTS, their worship in _Transylvania_, 102. CAMELOSTRVTHI, see OSTRICHES. CANA, a promontory of the _Adramyttian_ gulph, 33. CANON, see ESKI NATOLIA HISAR. CANTACUZENO _Thomaso_, his reception of L. Paget, 77. CANTACUZENVS _Constantinus Stolnichus_, uncle to the Prince of _Valachia_, his character, 79. CAPIGEES, messengers extraordinary from the _Grand Signior_, into whose presence they conduct ambassadors, 67.