MENCHENIVS _Dr. Otto_, professor of moral philosophy at _Leipsick_, and editor of the _Acta Eruditorum_, 142. MENCHENIVS _Junior_, doctor of law at _Leipsick_, 143. MENOLOGION, a Greek manuscript in the possession of Dr. _Goëtze_ at _Leipsick_, 143. MEPOMIENVS, or NEPOMENENVS _Sanctus Joannes_, a new saint at _Vienna_, 117. A brazen statue and inscription erected there to his memory, 137. MERCY, a convent at _Cadiz_, founded for the redemption of Christian slaves, 171. ΜΕΣΟΓΕΙΟΤΗΣ, or _Midland hills_, in the _Caystrian_ plain, 19. MESSINA, a city on the coast of _Sicily_, described, 173. The cathedral, monasteries, _etc._, 174, 175, 176. _Ceres_ and _Proserpina_ antiently worshiped there, 176. METROPOLIS, an antient city of _Lydia_, whose ruins are described, 30. MEULEVI, an order of Turkish monks, whose ceremonies are described, 49, 70. MEYER _Dr._, a turbulent divine of _Hamburg_, 155. MICHAEL _Saint_, his church at _Vienna_, 117. A remarkable picture of him at _Cadiz_, 171. MIHALICK, a town in _Mysia Minor_, where the river _Aesépus_ discharges itself into the sea, 58. MIKES, _Count Michael_, received L. Paget on the borders of _Transylvania_, 86. MILE _Hungarian_, equal to six _Italian_, 87. MILO, antiently _Melos_, one of the _Cyclades_, with a city of the same name, described, 176. The birth place of _Socrates_ and _Aristophanes_, _ib._ Hot baths there, 177. MINAREE, a steeple, or _tower_, joining to a Turkish _mosque_, from which the _muezin_, or _chanter_, calls the people to prayers, 7. MINDERA, a Turkish _mattress_, filled with cotton or wool, 67. MINISTERS of the _diván_, their habit, 68. MINYAS, a village and castle so called in _Mysia Minor_, 58. MISSELTOE, its manner of growing about _Thyatira_, 56. MISTEN, a town in _Upper Saxony_, 140. MITYLENE or _Lesbos_, an island in the _Aegean_ sea, 32, 33. MOESIA INFERIOR, see BULGARIA. MOLANVS, see GERHARDVS _Abbot_. MOLDAVIA, by submitting to the Turks was taxed lower than the neighbouring countries, 85. MONETA BRACTEATA, lately found in _Saxony_, described, 143. MONNIKEDAM, a town in _North Holland_, 168. MONTAGNIA, a Turkish town in _Bithynia_, which seems to be the _Apaméa_ of the antients, 50. MONTE ARGENTATO, see BATKAN. MORAT I. Emperor of the Turks, converted a Christian church at _Adrianople_ into a mosque, now called _Eskijamí_, or the _Old mosque_, which yet retains the antient form, 64. MORAT _Sultan_, his strength and activity, 46. MORAVIA, now called _Makren_, 131. Antiently the seat of the _Marcomanni_ and _Quadi_, 123. The country fertile, but the people slaves, _ib._ Speak the _Behemish_ language, _ib._ MORAWA, antiently the _Marus_, a river in _Austria_, 131. Called _Mark_ by the _Germans_, 133.