_Modhura_, or _Moturapuri_, called by Pliny _Modura Deorum_, is also a very ancient city, lying between _Agra_ and _Delhi_, in the latitude of 27°. It is the birth-place of the god _Krishna_, or the Indian Apollo, who here tended his herds. For this reason it is called likewise _Gocula_ and _Ambàdi_, that is, the circuit of the cows. It is situated on the river _Yamuna_, for which the Pagans have the utmost veneration. _Eloura_ or _Illoura_, properly _Ellur_, the city of sesamum, is at present a town called _Douletabad_. It lies four Indian miles to the north-west of _Aurungabad_. There is here a very ancient and celebrated temple, a description of which has been given by Thevenot. _Canudi_, and not _Canouge_, as Renaudot writes, is an ancient city, the residence of the first Indian kings. The five brothers _Pandu_, or _Pando_, who make so great a figure in the ancient history of India, kept here their court. It lies in the latitude of 27°, on the river _Càlini_, at the place where it discharges itself into the Ganges. _Patna_, a celebrated city on the Ganges, is placed in Father Tiefenthaler’s map under the latitude of 25°. It contains a million and a half of inhabitants, according to the assertion of Father Marcus a Tumba, who has written a description of it. The English have here a council and government, who are, however, subordinate to the supreme council at Calcutta. A more minute account of Indian cities and places may be found in Tiefenthaler’s description of Hindostan, Anquetil du Perron’s Historical and Geographical Researches, Rennel’s Memoir, and a very important manuscript of Father Marcus a Tumba, preserved in the Borgian museum at Velitri, and entitled _Su i luoghi santi dell’ India_. My object was merely to mention some places in the southern part of India, which have been passed over in silence by the above writers.