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Page 295
... usual parcel of articles required for the Sacra- ment . He proceeded as fast as possible and arrived at the end of the three leagues at a point where an arm of the sea , about half a league in width , separates the two parts of the ...
... usual parcel of articles required for the Sacra- ment . He proceeded as fast as possible and arrived at the end of the three leagues at a point where an arm of the sea , about half a league in width , separates the two parts of the ...
Page 363
... usual place . He was dressed in red damask and carried in his hand the accustomed implement with which that land vessel is guided , " in this instance made of the finest gold . He was followed in due order by thirty - two war elephants ...
... usual place . He was dressed in red damask and carried in his hand the accustomed implement with which that land vessel is guided , " in this instance made of the finest gold . He was followed in due order by thirty - two war elephants ...
Page 365
... usual place . A special platform had been raised in the hall on which a huge drum was slung by silver chains . The Drum - major used to sit on this platform at such functions to carry out his duties . At the appointed time he struck ...
... usual place . A special platform had been raised in the hall on which a huge drum was slung by silver chains . The Drum - major used to sit on this platform at such functions to carry out his duties . At the appointed time he struck ...
Contents
The Authors Period | xix |
Manriques Life | xxvii |
THE CHRONOLOGY OF MANRIQUES TRAVELS | xlvi |
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Angelim Arakan Arakanese Arracan arrived Augustinian Bandel Banja Barbarians Bayinnaung Bengal Bowrey Brama Brethren Burma Burmese called Captain carried Catual ceremony Chap Chatigan Chittagong Christians Church cloth colour confession Dacca Dianga Divine elephants Emperor faith Faria y Sousa Father Fray festival formon Ganges Gelia give gold Governor hand Harvey heathen hence Hindi Hobson-Jobson howdah Hugli idol India island journey King King's Kingdom large number leagues leave Linschoten living Lord Magh Majesty Manrique Manrique's means mentioned mercy Mogol Mogor monastery mountains Mughal Mughal Empire MuḼammadan Nababo night once Orissa ornamented pagans palace passed Pegu Pinto Pora Poragri port Portugal Portuguese priests Prince Raulin reached received replied rice river Royal Ruler sacred says sent servants Shah Jahan ship Siam Siamese Siguidar silver soon souls Sundiva Tabinshwehti temple took Ugulim usual vessels Viceroy village voyage word