Accrareagull, 404.

Adam's Peak, description of, 5;
pilgrimage to, 129.
Adigars, see Officials.
Agriculture, methods of, 11 ff.
Ahalamoha, m.s. Il-Masaya, 177.
Alleusal cotamaul, see Rents.
Alloes, m.s. Ala, onion, 30.

Allout-neur, m.s. Alut Newera, new
city, city of, 8.

Almanza, battle of, 388.
Amblomb, rest-houses, 159.
Anarodgburro, see Anuradhapura,
251.

Animals, wild, in Ceylon, 33.
“Ann," loss of the ship, xv. ; voyage
of the, 188 ff.

Ant, Coddia, m.s. Kodaya, 37;
Coumbia, m.s. Kunbiya, 37;
Coura-atch, 37; Dimbio, m.s. Di
maya, 37; Tale-coumbia, 37;
Vaeo, m.s. Weya, 38.
Ants, varieties of, in Ceylon, 37 ff.
Anuradhapura, from Anuraya, ruined
city of, 9; pilgrimage to, 129;
description of district of, 256.
Anurodgburro, see Anuradhapura,

9.

Arepa, see Arrepa.

Army, expeditions of Sinhalese, 88.
Arrandery, Fort built by Dutch, 227.
Arrepa, fort of, 270.

K.C.

Bantam, 281; taken by Dutch, 311.
Baptista, John, Dutch Ambassador,
292.

Barbadoes, Berbadoes, Knox calls
at, 341.

Barbers, caste of, in Ceylon, 109.
Barcelona, taking of, 387.
Bartlett, Susanna, legatee of Knox,
xx.; children of, xx.
Bassea, see Basseo.
Basseo, son of "Lightfoot," 316.
Batavia, city of, 311.

Batticaloa, Batticalow, town of, 2.
Baula Gaut, m.s. Balla Gataya, title
of the king, 61.

Beard, Charles, captive in Ceylon,
193; death of, 375.

Bees, varieties of, in Ceylon, 39, 40.
Beggars, rank of, 111.

Belgall Courly, county in Ceylon,
404, 406.

Bencoolen, in Sumatra, 342; descrip-

2 F

tion of, 349; products of, 349;
climate of, 350-351; unhealthiness
of, 351.

Berry, John, captive in Ceylon, xvi.,

193; living in Ceylon in 1706, 377.
Bessea, see Basseo.

Betelnut, description of, 20-21.
Bibligom, m.s. Bibiligama, Fort,
236; taken by Sinhalese, 288.
Bingham, Henry, captive in Ceylon,
213.

Bintan, Bintana, m.s. Bintenne
(tenne jungle or forest), county
of, described, 2, 8.
Bird, the Carlo, evidently m.s. Ker-
ala, but this is the Woodpecker,
not the Horn Bill, the m.s. for
which is Kenoetta, 45.
Birds, aquatic, 45.
Birds, description of, in Ceylon, 44-
45.

Blackburn, Robert, Secretary E.I.C.,

xxxviii., 371.

Blickeland, Captain Cornelius, 374.
Bloom, Jean, French captive in
Ceylon, 297.

Bocaul, see Bokawala.

Bocawl, Hill, see Bokawala.

Bochmoha, m.s. Bak-masaya, 177.
Bodadah, m.s. Budahuda, Wednes-
day, 177.

Bolerud, see Ceylon, Taxes in.
Bombay, 340.

Bonder Cooswat, Bonder Cosswatt,
Bonder Cosse Watt, m.s. Bandara-
Kos-Watte, i.e. Royal Village of
the Jak Tree Garden. There are
two places of this name-the one
to which Knox refers is now identi-
fied by H. W. Codrington and
others as that in the old Ihala
Dolos pattu, and now in the Ihala
Wisideka Korale of Hiriyala Hat-
pattu. It is a small Gabade gama.
The other Bandara-Kos-watte lies
much to the west of Knox's flight.
It is in the old Pahala Dolos pattu

of seven Korales. It is now a
separate korale called Tissawa
Korale in Dewamedi Hatpattu ;
Knox and his father kept prisoners

at, 197, 247, 250.

Bonder Nellia, m.s. Bandara Neliya,
measure of, 155.

Bonna, m.s. Bana, teaching, service
of, 119.

Bonnell, Toby, uncle of Knox, death
of, 382.

Boone, George, Governor E.I.C.,
371.

Bokawala, 247, 250.

Boumas, see Corn, various kinds
of.

Brahmin, guide to Knox and Rut-
land, 269.

Branch, David, captive in Ceylon,
xvi.

Braspotindah, m.s. Brahaspatinda,
Thursday, 177.

Bromaell or Bromell, Captain John,
307.
Brookehaven, Captain John, 309.
Brown, Andrew, Scotchman

in

tion of, xiii.; actions taken by East
India Company for, xiv. ; last writ-
ten news of, xv.-xvi. ; condition of,
205; privileges of the, 206; their
treatment of Sinhalis, 208; promise
of release, 220 ff.; condition of,
after the Rebellion, 225; employ-
ments of, 235; respect given to,
235-236.

Caree, Simon, Portuguese General
in Ceylon, 285.

Carowela, m.s. Kariwila, the momor-

dica chaventia, see under Herbs,
edible, 31.

Carree, see Curry.

Catta coppul, see Cota cappul.
Cattior, see Cottiar.

Caucowda, m.s. Kaha Kawuda, the
country mynah, see Birds in Cey-
lon, description of.

Cautha Poujah, festival of, 128.
Ceylon, general description of, 1 ff.;
divisions of inland, 2 ff.; healthiest
parts in, 4; forests of, 4; valleys,
nature of, 4; difference of seasons
in, 6; distribution of rain in, 6;
principal cities in, number of, 7;
chief cities and towns in, descrip-
tion of, 7-11; ports of, 10; towns
in, planning of, 10; products and
commodities of, 11; seed-time and
harvest in, seasons of, 14; Indian
fruits common to, 23; trees in,
23 ff.; products of, 50-51; govern-
ment of, 52; officials in, 79 ff.;
Courlividani, 81; Congconna, 82;
Courli-atchila, S2; Liannah, m.s.
Liyanawa, to write, 82; Monnan-
nah, m.s. Maninawa, to measure,
82; Undia, m.s. Undiya, 82; dif-
ferent races in, 97; inhabitants of,
described, 97; aborigines of, 98;
religions of, 114; religions and
practices in, 132 ff.; religious be-
liefs in, 135; taxes in, 162; rock
inscriptions in, 180; Malabars in,
281; different nationalities

in,

281 ff.; Portuguese in, 282-287;
Dutch in, 287-294; Christians in,
302-303; description of feasts in,
399; charitable treatment of poor
in, 432.

Chambers, Sir Thomas, E.I. Coy.'s
agent, 189.

Changulay, see Sinhalese.
Chemaniena, son of Temanuallarebo,
345.

Child, Sir Josiah, Knox given com-
mand by, 310; his letter to Knox,
334; his kindness to Knox, 337;
buys Tonquin merchant, 342; de-
signs a new ship, 355; quarrels
with Knox, 369; favourites of, 370.
Chingulais, Chingulayes, Chingu-
lays, see Sinhalese.

Cindy, see Sindh.

Cities, ruins of, in Ceylon, 9.
Cochin, town of, 374.
Cocoanuts, 23.

Cocoanut tree, description of, and
its uses, 413-422.

Coilat wannea, Prince of the Mala-
bars, 282.

Cola, leaves of Ambo, 2.
Colambo, see Colombo.
Collewilla, m.s. Kaluvila, 251.
Colliwella, see Kala Oya.
Collonda, m.s. Kalanda, one-sixth of
an ounce weight, 156.
Colman, Ann, aunt of Knox, death
of, 382.

Colomba, see Colombo.

Colombo, the root, which appears
again in the original form of
Quilon (Kylon) on the Indian
mainland, is probably Sanscrit
"Kolamba," a harbour, deriva-
tion of name of, 2; Knox at, 274.
Colpentine, m.s. Kalpentiu, town of,

2.

Columba, see Colombo.

Columbo, see Colombo, 2.
Comaure-Singa, brother of Raja-
Singa, 53.