g u n g fta u cittcv € û flc barf ftc^ ^c^SeBenöfEtafe I
einem IS tatm m r citicr mebrtgeim (§afte ;uhe$aftett *);
w fy l aber fötttieti 9 u ir im te n SDUnncvtt ttnb Sûngïin»
g é » aué bet s2 k a bm tn e ii? (Safte, ttnb b te $ B eib et imb
§8îabd)en ber übrigen (Safben fow obt. S la tr e n , ; Atlô
SÔrabntmen tt>re (S u n ft fd)eufeti, Æ a f t bett géugnifs
feu fcoti öfotfettben , befonberé beé f e ^ ô ^ H t c t î ^ b
fiebc»je()nten g a ijrb u n b e rtê gefdjàb biefeè nid)t blog
fyàu ftg* fpttbern b te g r a u e n tut b ^Jtabdjett ber unteren
€ a ften hielten eé fu r eine grofte v*l;re, beé Untgangê
m it SDWtutern aué O b e re n (Saften gew u rb ig t 51t m u \
ben % 2)te iö d te r un b l u t t e r ber unteren Saften,
te fc&on » a r b o f a btt) ber 2liiWblung ber meiften M
ften. 1. c. fol. 307—9.
I) I. 274. S’ il advenoit qu’une femme Naire eust euI
compagnie d*un autre; que d’un Naire, on la feroit
mourir aussitôt* — Ce qu’ils observent inviolable*
ment pour conserver leur race, sans estre poil Us par
les estrangers, ou autres gens d’une vile con dulan,]
Daftelbige Ijî aud? in (Srtftotn Knox 1. c.'Perci-l
vial p* 177. Sê iftgemig falfd), voaè $ un cnn M
mbit, baß Canner niebnger €aften ftc^> mit ben  j
bern ber bb&eren »ermif^en fbnnen, unb baftJohft:
çSermtfcfoungen fogar ettoaê gemeîneêfegen. V.59—61,:
Asiat. Res.
a l 25U ^eugniffe beé SSarbofa fteben bégm Raftmsio
fol. 307. 8* 9* fù^re nur folgenbe ÜBotte an|
Questi giôvarii (bie nâcpge&obrnen;©M)ne bon Sßra|>
ttttnen) che non sono primogeniti, non si possono
maritare, ma vanno a dorrpire con le moglie de gentil’
huomini, et loro le reputano a grande honore,
et pefchè sono Bramini, néssUnà donna se gli îiiega.
Î 5«r ©amortn, ober ber große Äbntg an ber SMabarb
fdbett Ä « fcÇUef no# ju # amü t o n é 3<ttert tM
«ber bet) feiner ©entablmn, alCbié biefle bie SSltttbe
ter ^ungfrauf#aft bent nornebmftett 95rabmtnen g«'
gewetyt |atte, SBiele SÔornebtw abmten baê ^ipfpi
befonberé ber spatiaé, bfeten t|rc Z b fy tn , meiftené
l ie SDUnner iftre $Beiber entem Seben ofynt Un#
ft^teb gegen etne Æleimgfeit an?) ; atiftatt baft bit
beé Sbniacê na#. I. 308. ®ott beu Çetdonneftnnm
îrfa&t f e r c i t a i @. 177! «378^ & woman is never
Known, to form a connexion below her own sphere
as it would disgrace her in the eyes of the wqrld tor
ever. With people of their own rank, on the contrary
the most unbounded commerce is carried on m
private. — They\)are particularly fond, of forming
such connexions \yith Europeans, and instead o f
accounting it any reproach, a mother ip querellmg
with any of her naghbours, will silence them at
once on the scor#of her^superior dignity , h y teblinu
them that her daughter has had the honour to
lie with an European. 3 # ^of>U bhr btc 23eroevfung
nad> » bag tnebrere dEuropaifcbe SRntttrlgpbtt frnh
-ft n a e n / % t n B S J W O ftk b k h auêmaftbtrn«
bai ©ôbnen M ^ehatben tnit ben T ccb tm t m ur<
fnrttnaïicbén (îinmobnsr ber « É W ^olpptcn )tt
m t Written gab<n biefté fB<rbot fur ibv« _Çfttnbifd?en
i»«fthungfn «rft in ncu<r«n P ao lip o p, 84,
sjjîuttrp marnte gfgrtt bit non 9latur ungkiciKR -v®**
fatben in Djîinbtm* 4 ù 4. .snjfhly
ment never took the' importance Qt this matter seriously
into consideration, otherwise a commerce,
1 that may so sensible degenerate m m n * W
a sallow tinjge to the complexion of Britons would
most certainly be prohibited. It was b'y this means,
that the Spaniards and Portuguese, got so much of
the durky hue in their cpqpfçpapW,. having kept
up an unrestrained intercotràè^ith them compos,
till they were rednPBd their present despicably
state.
, ï> Pyrard ï ; , ^ . ’ T /è ’Irs fem m e s-A '4eu rs hlles- (b4f
'STOtipité) ne t'ont poiV.f de difficulté de sradonner
pour ’de l’argent'a qucld^s;hommes;,
• .îftè- quelque rlcé^ nation, et religion, qtilfô soi^.