Purchas his pilgrimage. Or relations of the world and the religions observed in all ages and places discovered, from the creation vnto this present. Contayning a theologicall and geographicall historie of Asia, Africa, and America, with the ilands adiacent. Declaring the ancient religions before the floud, the heathenis, Iewish, and Saracenicall in all ages since ... / by Samuel Purchas.

  • Purchas, Samuel, 1577?-1626.
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1626
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Credit: Purchas his pilgrimage. Or relations of the world and the religions observed in all ages and places discovered, from the creation vnto this present. Contayning a theologicall and geographicall historie of Asia, Africa, and America, with the ilands adiacent. Declaring the ancient religions before the floud, the heathenis, Iewish, and Saracenicall in all ages since ... / by Samuel Purchas. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    r THE SEVENTH 'BOOKIE. Gf Ethiopia, and the African Hands : and of their Religions. \ . Chap. 1 ‘ f IIII. F jCehiopia Superior, and the | Of the Sabarans, 'end their ^jueae which pag.72,5 o tiqmties tbereof, ' ‘ I* of the nameandMuifionofiEthiopia.ibid. ^ 11: Of the NAtions mere the falls of Nilus, and ^/Mcroe. Chap. IT. A Continuation of the .Ethiopian Kyinti- quitiesy and of the ^eem of Saba.p.730 C H A P. I I I. OF Preibyter lohn: and of the Prieft- lohns in Afia : whether that defeended if the/e. pag-734 Chap. IIII. TT Elations of the ^Ethiopian Empire^ col- leliedout of Aluares, Bermudefius, and ether Authors* '; . pag738 ibid. f 'Chap.-V.^ ■ TJ ‘ Elations of Mthxo^ldinrAritieSiColletled •^y-out offFrkr Luys a Spaniel Aathour. pagw oftheBillAm^ir^i* II. , Bis liber all reports of the library y and in¬ credible Trea/ures therein., ' pag‘744 ^ III. - * • of the Princes of the bloudthere kept y and of the EleBion of the Emperour. 'pag.7\5 f IIII/^^ of their Sehooles and Cities. pag. 747 Chap. VI. R Elations of ^Ethiopia by Godignus, and other K^uthors lately publijhed y feeming inore credible. pag.749 I. . _ ihe fetteraH Countries of their Set- tuationy Inhabitantsy RiuersyandLakest ibid. II. Of the SoilCy FruitSyCreatureSy Seafons and Climate. ' pag.756 J. III. V > of their Cnfomes in Private Life and Puh- like Couernment y and their late tjuiferies. Salomon. p3g.753 Chap. Vir. ff\Eother Countries hetweene the Red Sea ' WBenomotapa. , pag.7j4 I. Adel,Adea,Zanzibar Mclindc,ibid. v ^.:OlI. - The Portugals Exploits in Mombaza, and ofthe\vT^\]. < pag-755 •t III. Of Qyiloa, Sofala, md Ophir. pag.756 » , IIII. i o/Mortoemugi 'y the Moores, Baduincs,’ Caphars, in thefeparts. ’ pag7 5 7 X i C H A P. V111. OF Benomotapa i and the parts adioy- nifiV. - pag75^ ! i >6rpiiiO-.r ' . ■ I of the Empire of Monomotzpz. ibid. !lII.;-■ ^-of Caphraria,' r;&V C.apc of Good Hope, and Soliiania. .] J pag.76l -rifV ; Ch A p. IX. ' /T\ E the Kingdome of Congo,other Kingdoms and Nations adioyning. p.765 ■ ' '-i ‘ I. ' Angola. ibid; f II. •• ; Congo. pag.766 ^ III. Of their Beathenijh Rites : alfo of their frangeTrees'y andofthelle Loanda.pag.768 ~ ^ Chap. X. OF Loango, the Anzichi, Cizchiyandtbe great Lakes in tbofe parts of the Worlds . ' ^ ' 'p3g»770 , * I. j 0/toango.’ ''i ' ibid. 'T'.' JI. . Anzigucs.l pag.772 . III. ^ ® , of the Giacchi /agges. ibid. ^ IIII. of the lakes and Rivers in thefe parts of pag75* I Africa. p3g775