INSCRIPTIONS _Greek_, one at _Magnesia_, 11. At _Durguthli_, 14. At _Tyria_, 20. Three at _Ephesus_, 28, 29. One at _Constantinople_, 41. At the convent _Maurómolos_, 42. Upon _Aurátbasar’s_ pillar at _Constantinople_, 44. On a tower near _Porto Janicula_, 48. Others near the _seraglio_, 49. One at _Prusia_, 51. Others at _Thyatira_, 53, 56, 57. At _Hadgelar_, 55. And at _Jerdáck_, 60. One at _Komora_, 112. Another belonging to Mr. _Neufville_ at _Leyden_, 165. And another to Mr. _Uilenbroek_ at _Amsterdam_, 168. INSCRIPTIONS _Latin_, one at _Ephesus_, 25. At _Constantinople_, 41. Upon one of the _Symplegades_, 42. Two in the great _seraglio_ at _Constantinople_, 46. Others at _Hadgelar_, 55. And at _Thyatira_, 57. Three at _Hermanstadt_, 91. And at _Wissenburg_, 95. One at _Therda_, 96. Two at _Clausenburg_, 97. And at _Komora_, 112. One at _Petronel_, 125. Another belonging to Mr. _Cuper_ at _Deventer_, 162. Others to Mr. _Neufville_ at _Leyden_, 164. And one to Mr. _Uilenbroek_ at _Amsterdam_, 168. JOHN _Saint_, his church at _Ephesus_, 24. And hospital at _Cadiz_, 171. IRONGATE, a place so called in _Mysia Minor_, 52. ISHMAELJA, a village in _Ionia_ near _Durguthli_, 14. ISVORA, a pleasant place incompassed with woods in _Valachia_, near the river _Dembowitza_, 83. JVSTVS _Sanctus_, his bones carried in procession at _Vienna_, 124. K. KANES, public places in Turkey, both on the road and in towns, with a mosque usually in the middle, enclosed for the lodging of travellers, 8, 13, 80. See _Maundrell_, pag. 1. These buildings seem to have been very antient in the East, and alluded to _Jerem._ ix. 2. where by the Septuagint they are called σταθμοί. KAPOSI _Samuel_, professor of the _Schola Albensis_ at _Wissenburg_, teaches the English language to the students, 94. ΚΑΣΤΡΙΩΤΗΣ Κῦρ Γεώργιος, a Grecian at _Bucurest_ in _Valachia_, 80. KAYA, a deputy of the _grand vizír_, 65. KEREPES, a town in _Hungary_, 109. KIBLE, or KIBLAH, that part in a Turkish _mosque_, whose prospect is towards _Mecca_, to which they always turn, when they pray, 8. See Dr. _Shaw’s Travels_, p. 284. KIEF, a Turkish word, signifying _delight_ or _pleasure_, 10. KING of _France_, an epigram upon him by the _Emperor_, 120. KING of _Poland_, his dexterity in shooting, 125. KIOSK, a Turkish pleasure house, 6. KIRKINGECUI, a Christian village near _Ephesus_, 21, 22. KLOPPERBURG, a town in the bishopric of _Munster_, 161. KOENDERN, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 146. KOES _Johannes_, professor of divinity at _Debrecyn_ in _Hungary_, 106. KOES, a town in _Hungary_ remarkable for the many curious trees, herbs, and flowers, which grow near it, 111. KOLOSERI _Samuel_, inspector general of the emperor’s mines in _Transylvania_, 93.