---- refused, iv. 151
---- the author’s second interview with him, iv. 204
---- his army invests Gondar, iv. 229
---- forces Michael’s army to surrender, iv. 231
---- created Ras, iv. 240
---- his bad conduct, iv. 244
---- flies from Gondar, iv. 246
---- taken and put in irons, iv. 247
---- released, iv. 260
Habesh, meaning of that word, i. 397
Halouan, island of the Nile, i. 71
Hanno’s periplus explained, ii. 552
---- vindicated, ii. 564
Henry king of Portugal, his ardour for promoting science, ii. 95
---- attempts a passage round Africa, ii. 96
---- sends an embassy to Abyssinia, ii. 103
Herodotus, passage of his explained, ii. 562
---- account of the Nile’s rise, iii. 685
Hieroglyphics founded on observation of the dog star, i. 412
---- absurd opinion concerning them, i. 415
Hor-Cacamoot, account of that place, iv. 324
Hyæna, description of, appen. 107
Hybeer, iv. 536
India, account of its climate and productions, i. 371
Indian trade origin of it, i. 373
---- fluctuating state, i. 447
---- hurt by the expedition of the Persians, i. 448
---- lost in the time of the Romans, i. 470
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