CONFRATERNITY _of the dead_, persons who attend the public executions at _Vienna_, 123. CONFUCIAN _philosophy_, published in the _Sinese_ language by the Jesuits at _Vienna_, 120. CONSTANTINE _the Great_, defeated _Licinnius_ near _Hadrianople_, 63. CONSTANTINOPLE, by the Turks called _Istambol_, from a corruption of the Greek εἰς τὴν πόλιν, as some have conjectured. See _Cantem._ p. 51. The mosques there described, 40. The antient cirque, _ib._ Inscriptions there, 41, 46, 48, 49. The aqueducts, 43. The great _seraglio_, 45. Its figure towards the sea, 48. CORDAG, see IDA. CORDILIEU, a hill near _Smyrna_, 2. CORN, in _Hungary_ buried under ground, 109. CORNIBAT, a Turkish town in _Thrace_, famous for dying purple and yellow leather, 74. COSSON _Daniel_, his inscriptions, 163. COTONEST, a village _Valachia_, 84. COTTON WOOL, how managed in Turkey, 13. CRESSET _Mr._ envoy to the court of _Hanover_, his character, 151. CRONSTAD, a city in _Transylvania_, described, 87. The religion, civil government, and language there used, 88. CROSS _Saint_, a rich convent of Cistercian monks near _Baden_, 127. A church so called at _Dresden_, 139. CRUCIFIX, in a chapel of the Premonstratensians at _Prague_, said to have been illuminated in the night, 136. Another on the bridge at _Dresden_, bearing an inscription, that disavows all superstitious worship, 140. One laid under foot at _Cadiz_, by the stratagem of a Jew shoemaker, 172. CRYPTOGRAPHIA, a book written by _Christianus Augustus_ Duke of _Brunswick_, 148. CSAT, a village in _Hungary_, 107. CSEGE, a town in _Hungary_, having a pass over the TIBISCUS, 107. CVMA, see SOTALEA. CVPERVS _Gisbertus_, his library and _museum_, 162. CURIOSITIES, at _Vienna_, 129. At _Leipsick_, 144. CURUCHESMEE, a village on the Thracian _Bosphorus_, which signifies _a dry fountain_, 39. CUSHCUI, a palace of the _Grand Signior_, very near _Constantinople_. The word signifies the _Bird village_, 49. CYPRIANUS _Dr._ rector of the university at _Leipsick_, 144. CYRILLIAN _Sclavonic character_ described, 85. CYZICVS, a city of _Mysia minor_, 59. CZASLAW, a town in _Bohemia_, where general _Zeiska_ lies buried, 133. D. DACIA MEDITERRANEA, now _Transylvania_, 85. DACIA RIPENSIS, now _Moldavia_ and _Valachia_, _ib._ DE BARIAS _Didacus_, his house at _Cadiz_ esteemed a sanctuary, for sheltering the _host_ from a storm of rain, 172. DEBRECYN, a free city in _Hungary_, described, 105, 106. DELFT, a city in Holland, 162. A monument there in memory of _William_ I. Prince of Orange, 163. DELMENHORST, a town in _Westphalia_ subject to the King of Denmark, 160. DEMBOWITZA, a river in _Valachia_ runing into the _Danube_, 77, 83, 84. DEPLITZ, a town in Bohemia, the estate and seat of Count _Clery_, 138.