ilieir total ignorance of the treatment of surgical disorders, 331-—
plants affording, 464
MMeetlaolns——itthse c Iunldtuiraen, iis.l a4n3d4erslongacquainted with the use of thena-
tainvde mcoeptpaelsr, bgyo ldth, ei rHonin, daunsd, tiibn.—, i.t h1e8i2r— artta uogfh wt othrke inugs eg oofl ds, il1v8e3r —silver, 184—and iron, 186—description of tools, ib.—scarcity
of iron in the Archipelago, and its consequences, 188—iron chiefly
used for military weapons. 189—manufacture of the subordiMinlaittaer
ym—etwalesa, p1o9n1s— otfi nt haen dI nbdriaasns uisseladn adse rms,o in. e2y2,2 2—80f orces, 229—
diséipline, 235—subsistence, 237—warfare, 239—treatment of
the dead, wounded, and prisoners, 242—use of the right of conMiqruroersst,—
2I4n7d ian islanders rignorant of the manufacture of, i. 192
MMoolnaesyse—s—arptircilcees ousf eidn aths,e bIyn dthiaen r uIsdlean tdrisb, eisii,. i3. 8208 0—origin and de«
scription of tin and brass coins, ib.—no silver coins anciently used, 881—origin and description of gold coins, 282—introduction of
MoEnusrooopnesa—n ncaoviingsa, t2io8n3 —ofa ntdh ep aIpnedri acnu rirselnacnyd,e r2s8 4fa voured by them,
Moi.r al q8u0a9l—itioesri—ginS eoe fV thiret uteersm, ,W 3e1a6k nesses, Vices, and Domestic,
MuSsoicci—al,s taanted oPfo, lii.t i3c3a2l —Redleasticornipst ion of musical instruments, 333—
of bands or gamâlans, 338—character of Javanese music, 339
NNaarvciogtaitciso—n—Sereu dAer esckai lal nodf Btheete Il,n dTioabna ciscloa,n danerds Oinp,i uim. 3 07—usually a coasting one, 308 — favoured by the monsoons assumes a
hvoatlidoenrs cohfa trhaec theer,a v3e0n9l—y absosdisietasn, caen sdo fmroemtim tehse dceormivpeads sf, r3o1m0 —obcsoenrjtehcet
uhreosri zroensp ebcyt intgh et heM oalraigyisn, 3o1f1 —theJa vcaonmepsaes, s,3 1ib5.——adnivdi simonin oorf
tribes, 316—origin of the term monsoon, ib.
NNaevgyro— trmibileista oryf , th23e0 A rc'hipelago—their inferiority to the brown, i.
18—geographical distribution, ib.—account of a negro, by Major
iMnfaecriinonreitsy, /2 3to— tbhye SAifrr Eicvaenr anredg rHoeosm, ei,b 2.—4—thtehieri rp urensye mstbaltaunrcees, abnudt feeble frames constitutional, 25—Sonnerat’s account of the negroes
of New Guinea/ 26—conjectures respecting their origin,
Ni2b7ung—its culture and uses, i. 447' Nipah—its culture and uses, i. 448
"„NNuutmmbeegr—s—itSs eed Aesrcirthipmtieotnic, ..503—distribution, 505—history and
name, 506—culture, 507—fecundity, 510—an article of exportation,
iii. 394—proportion of its 4different parts, 395—disadvantages
of separating the nutmeg from the shell, 395—natural
p4r0i2ce of nutmeg and mace, 399—history of the nutmeg trade,
Onion, indigenous to the Indian Islands, i. 377
Opcieunmt —inttrhoed Iuncdtiioann, isilba.n—deitrss upsaes siloimnaitteeldy foonnldy boyf, tih.e-1 p0r5ic—e,i tsib- .r—e
ltahgeo ,p. o1p0p6y—, firtosm p ewrnhiicciho uits iesf fdeecrtisv, edib, .—nomt aa nnnaetirv oe fo uf stihneg Aanrcdh pipreeparing
it, ib.—history of the opium trade, iii. 518—prices and
Orqanugaen—tit-yit si mcuploturtreed, ,i .5 1492—5 introduction of Turkey opium, 521
PPaalimntain gC—hrIinstdi—ianit sis lcaundlteurrse ,i gin. o3ra8n2t— oof itlh iosf ,a rat», ia. r3ti2c7le of exportation,
iii. 350
PPaapnadyaap—a—itds ecsuclrtiuprtieo, ni .o 4f3 a0 Javanese, i.-162
PPaarratulyrittiico ndi saonrdde rcsh, irlda-rbeer airni ntgh,e aAmrcohnigp etlhaeg oI tnhdainan jn i sElaunrdoepres,, i.v e3r4y expeditious and safe, i. 36
Paittesk i,n atr doidsueacstieo onf atshcer iJbaevda tnoe steh,e aCnhaliongesoeu,s i bto. the venereal, i. 34— PPeeaasr—ls—inqtruoadnutciteyd ebxyp oEruterodp aenadn sv,a il.u e3,7 6iii. 445
Peapnp earr,t ibcllaec ko—f eitxsp hoirsttaotiroyn, ,i .i i4i.7 93—57c—ulwtuhreer,e 4 p8r1o—dufceecdu,n d35it8y—, 4p8r5ic—e,
3c5o9n—sumhiesdto, r3y6 9of the pepper trade, 360—quality and quantity
Pistitoacnh, iioii, . g3r4o9u nd—its culture, i/381—its oil an article of exportaPPiinnaeg
aap—pliets— ciutsl tucurel,t uir. e5, 3i . 427 *
Plated-ware, imported into the Indian Islands, iii. 513
Political relations—the Indian islanders attached to their society
o—r attrtiabceh, eid. 8t4o— thjeeairl opulas coef o tfh bei rinthd,e ipbe.ndence of their country, ib.
PPoolmyengesraianna tneu—mitesr aclus—ltuvroe,c ai.b u4l3a3ry of them, i. 264
Povtaatnoees—e, c3u7l3ti—vaatinodn Aofm tehreic ayna,m 3, 75i. 371—sweet potatoe, 372 JaPu—
lseasr—ticcleuslt uorfe e xopf otrwtaot ivoanr, ie3t4i8es chiefly objects of attention, i. 369-
QQuuiacikl-sfiilgvherti—ngn—ott heme pJalovyaende sbey f othned Ionfd tihains iasmlaunsdeemrse, nit. , 1i9. 21.14.
RRaammib—utiatns —cuilttsu creu,l tiu. r4e4, 2i. 432