DERRICUI, a Christian village in _Thrace_, 62. DERVISES, Turkish _monks_ of several orders. Their college at _Magnesia_, 7. The ceremonies of those called _Meulevi_, 49, 70. DESK _for books_, a wheeling one at _Prague_, 136. At _Wolfembutel_, 148. DEVENTER, the chief town in _Overissel_, 161. DE WILD _Mr._, an account of his cabinet, 166. DIANA’S _temple_ at _Ephesus_, its remains, 27. DIMOTICO, a market town in _Mysia Minor_, corruptly so called from the ancient _Didymotichos_, 60. DIVAN, the grand council room, or court of justice, among the Turks, 45, 66. DOBOZI _Stephanus_, a learned gentleman of _Debrecyn_ in _Hungary_, who is publishing a new version of the _Bible_ in that language, for the use of the Reformed churches there, 106. DOBRAL, a town in _Thrace_, 74. DOMUZDERE, a place near _Constantinople_, signifying _the vale of hogs_, 47. DON JOHN _of Austria_, his statue at _Messina_ in memory of the victory at _Lepanto_, 174. DRAGOMAN, a Turkish word signifying _an interpreter_, from the modern Greek δραγούμανος, or δραγώμανος, 2. DRAGOSLAVE, a village in _Valachia_, 84. DRESDEN, a royal city of _Upper Saxony_, described, 139. DRUMNA, a town in _Austria_, 132. DRUMMERS, placed as watchmen in several parts of _Thrace_, 74. DURGUTHLI, a Turkish town in _Ionia_, where cotton wool is manufactured, 13. An Armenian church newly founded there, _ib._ A Greek inscription there, 14. E. EARTHQUAKE, a remarkable effect of one at _Messina_, 176. EBERSTORFF near _Vienna_, in which there is a palace of the Emperor, 117. EFFENDI, from a corruption of the Greek word αὐθέντης, is a title of respect given to persons among the Turks; used sometimes by itself, and at other times subjoined either to their name, or the office which they bear, 6. EFFICKE _Dr._ professor of divinity at _Leipsick_, 142. EGRA, a river in _Bohemia_, 138. EIRONEIA _Gaufridi_, an antient _Satyr_ in ms. on the pope and court of _Rome_, in the possession of Dr. _Goëtze_ at _Leipsick_, 143. EISLEBEN, a town in _Upper Saxony_, famous for the birth of _Luther_, 146. ELBE, a river in _Bohemia_ described, 133, 152. ELCHILEE, a town in _Thrace_, 63. ELK, at the Emperor’s palace at _Schonbran_, described, 119. EMPEROR _of Germany_, his treasury, 121. Present family, _ib._ Character, 122, 127. Manner of hunting, 123. Investing the princes of the empire, 124. Pictures and rarities, 129, 130. Palace at _Prague_, 135. EMS, or _Amasia_, a river in _Westphalia_, 161. ENGEDI _Stephanus_, professor of divinity at _Enyed_, 95. ENTZERSDORFF, a town in _Austria_, 131. ENYED, a town in _Transylvania_, where the Calvinists have the most flourishing school and college in that country, 95.