SERAGLIO, a Turkish palace, an old one of the _Grand Signior_ at _Magnesia_, 7. That at _Constantinople_ described, 45. And at _Adrianople_, 63, 66, 67. SESTOS, see RUMELI HISAR. SEVEN TOWERS, a castle at _Constantinople_, 38. Described, 48. SHARKAN, a town in _Transylvania_, described, 88. SHARSHEES, porticos at _Adrianople_ for the reception of particular trades, 65. SHEEP of _Hungary_, their horns long, straight, and twisted; and their wool exceeding course, 107. SHEPHERD SCYTHIANS, see TURCMEN. SHERIFF, see THREE SHERIFFS. SHERRADIN _Count_, his dexterity in shooting, 125. SICAMBRIA, see BUDA. SIGEVM, a promontory near _Troy_, 34. SIGRIVM, see SIGURI. SIGURI, a cape in the island _Lesbos_, 33. SILK, see PRUSIA. SIMOW, see AESEPVS. SINAN _pashá_, his sepulcher at _Gallipoli_, 61. SINVS CIANVS, 49. SINVS MELAS, see CARDIA. SIPYLVS, a mountain near _Magnesia_, 5. Described, 12. SLONEY, a town in _Bohemia_, 138. SOLACKS, the _Grand Signior’s_ body guard, 69. SOLOMON’S _temple_, see HAMBURG. SOLYMAN EFFENDI, his account of Roman arms reserved in _Magnesia_ castle, 9. His civility to the travelers, 10. SOLYMAN _Sultan_, his _mosque_ at _Constantinople_, called the _Solymanjá_, described, 40. SOLYMANJÁ, see SOLYMAN _Sultan_. SOMLYO, formerly a seat of the kings of _Hungary_, 98. SOPHA, a Turkish room, having the floor covered with a carpet, and a mattress on both sides, and at the upper end, about a yard broad and a foot high, over which cloth is laid, or other rich stuff, and cusheons next the wall to lean upon, 3, 39. SOPHIA, princess dowager of _Hanover_, 150. Her character, 151. SOPHIA _Saint_, her church at _Constantinople_, now turned into a Turkish _mosque_, described, 47. SORNDORF, a village in _Lunenburg_, 152. SORRICUI, a village on the river _Bocléw_ in _Mysia Minor_, 59. SOTALEA, antiently _Cuma_, a bay in _Aetolia_, 32. STAGNVM PEGASEVM communicates with the river _Cayster_, 21. STAMBOL, or ISTAMBAL, the Turkish name for _Constantinople_, 47. STANIZLO _Stephanus_, professor of philosophy at _Clausenburg_ in _Transylvania_, 97. STAON, a Bulgarian Christian, aged 120 years, who had three times changed his teeth, 73. STATUES, one of our _Savior_ in the cloister of the Premonstratensians at _Prague_, affirmed to have sweated blood, 136. A brass one of an old German idol described, 143. One of Neptune at _Messina_ described, 174. Another of our _Savior_ and the _Virgin_, believed to have been taken from the life, _ib._ STEKEN, a village in _Bohemia_, 132. STEPHEN _Saint_, his church at _Vienna_ described, 116. A stone preferred there, as one of those, with which he was martyred, 117. STERNFORT, a small castle near _Hamburg_, 153. STIFER ALLAH, in the Turkish language, _God forbid_, 60.