Voyage to the East IndiesPaulinus, a S. Bartholomaeo
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Voyage to the East Indies
Paulinus, a S. Bartholomaeo
India -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800
_Mannapara_, a place on the coast of _Pescaria_, not far from
_Tutucurim_. 31.
_Manclùr_, a town in the kingdom of _Madura_. 31.
_Mangalur_, a city in _Carnate_. 28.
_Manimàla_, one of the places in _Madura_ which formerly sent
merchandise to the coast of Malabar. 56.
_Mantòpo_ (_Mantòpu_), a town in _Madura_. 31.
_Marava_, a province on the coast of Coromandel. 44.
_Mattanceri_ (_Mattincèra_), not far from _Cochin_, belongs to a
small kingdom of the same name. 130, 134.
_Modelacodata_, a province in the forests of the Gauts, where wild
elephants are found. 212.
_Modelaposha_, a river in Malabar, which flows past _Angenga_. 103.
_Modhura_ (_Moturapuri_), on the river _Yaume_, the _Modura Deorum_
of Pliny, called also _Moturapuri_. On the map by La Rochette
and Mannert it is called _Mathra_, and on that of Rennel
_Matura_. It lies in the latitude of 27°, and is known by the
names likewise of _Gocùla_ and _Ambàdi_. 37, 54, 55.
_Mohatugè_ (_Mohatushe_), one of the places in the interior part of
Malabar which still continue to carry on trade with _Madura_
and _Maïssur_. 55, 126.
_Molicolam_, a Christian congregation in the interior part of the
_Gauts_. 201.
_Monguiri_ (_Monghir_), a place in the possession of the English, on
the Ganges, in the province of _Bahar_. 39.
_Mont-Grand_, a fortified garden belonging to the East-India
Company’s government at Madras, not far from St. Thomas. 49.
_Mullaventurutti_, one of the places which the Dutch suffered to
remain in the hands of the king of _Cochin_. 135.
_Multan_ (_Moltan_), one of the eastern provinces of the ancient
kingdom of _Hindostan_, on both sides of the _Sind_ or
_Hindus_, the capital of which is called _Multan_ also. 43.
_Muttam_, one of the places on the coast of Malabar which procured
the productions of the inland parts for foreign ships. 56.
_Muttiera_, a place in the kingdom of Cochin, where there is a church
belonging to the Christians of St. Thomas. 123.
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