The Tramontaine and the Mestre.
3. The Malay Toddy-Palm. 4. Dagroian. 5. Alleged custom of eating dead
relatives.
XI. - OF THE KINGDOMS OF LAMBRI AND FANSUR
NOTES. - 1. Lambri. 2. Hairy and Tailed Men. 3. Fansur and Camphor
Fansuri. Sumatran Camphor. 4. The Sago-Palm. 5. Remarks on Polo's
Sumatran Kingdoms.
XII. - CONCERNING THE ISLAND OF NECUVERAN
NOTE. - Gauenispola, and the Nicobar Islands.
XIII. - CONCERNING THE ISLAND OF ANGAMANAIN
NOTE. - The Andaman Islands.
XIV. - CONCERNING THE ISLAND OF SEILAN
NOTES. - 1. Chinese Chart. 2. Exaggeration of Dimensions. The Name.
3. Sovereigns then ruling Ceylon. 4. Brazil Wood and Cinnamon. 5. The
Great Ruby.
XV. - THE SAME CONTINUED. THE HISTORY OF SAGAMONI BORCAN AND THE BEGINNING
OF IDOLATRY
NOTES. - 1. Adam's Peak, and the Foot thereon. 2. The Story of Sakya-Muni
Buddha. The History of Saints Barlaam and Josaphat; a Christianised
version thereof. 3. High Estimate of Buddha's Character. 4. Curious
Parallel Passages. 5. Pilgrimages to the Peak. 6. The Patra of Buddha,
and the Tooth-Relic. 7. Miraculous endowments of the Patra; it is the
Holy Grail of Buddhism.
XVI. - CONCERNING THE GREAT PROVINCE OF MAABAR, WHICH IS CALLED INDIA THE
GREATER, AND IS ON THE MAINLAND
NOTES. - 1. Ma'bar, its definition, and notes on its Mediaeval History.
2. The Pearl Fishery.
XVII. - CONTINUES TO SPEAK OF THE PROVINCE OF MAABAR
NOTES. - 1. Costume. 2. Hindu Royal Necklace. 3. Hindu use of the Rosary.
4. The Saggio. 5. Companions in Death; the word _Amok_. 6.
