B.

Babylon anciently fubje& to the
Patriarch of Antioch, p. 16.
The Romish pretences' thereto
contradicted, p. 17. Of old the
Metropolis of Affyria, p. 18
Bread and the Cup deliver'd into

the hands of Pricfts to be Or-
dain'd, not effential to Orders,
P. 34. Council of Florence in
the fame Error, ibid. Condemn-
ed by all,particularly by Cardi-
nal Lugo, Becanus, and Morinus,
P. 34, 35, 36, 37. Fallibility of
the Roman Church inferr'd
from hence,
P. 35

C.

Caçanar, the Oldeft, warns the
Arch-Bishop to leave Diamper,
P. 79.
Caçanares abjure the Patriarch of
Babylon, and reconcile them-
felves to the Church of Rome,
p. 83
Caimal of Angamale waits upon
the Arch-Bishop, who prefents
him,
p. 106, 107.
Carterte, High Maís perform'd
there with Mufick, which put
the Caçanares and People quite
out of conceit with the Roman
Worship,
p. 80, 81.
Catalogue of the Viceroys of the
Indies, p. 110. And of the
Prelates, Bifhops, and Arch-
Bishops of Goa and Bishops of
Cochim,
P. III, 112,
Cheguree, the Inhabitants thereof
Article with the Arch-Bifhop,
p. 70
Chriftians introduce the afe of

Artillery amongft the Malabars,

P. 3 Chriftians of St. Thomas fend their Sons to the College at Cranganor where they are inftructed after the Roman Way, P. 9. Proves ineffe&ual to the reducing of them, p. 10. Enraged against the Latins, p. 46. Two Jefuits narrowly escape being murdered by them, ibid. The beft Fire-men in the Indies, p. 58. Enrag'd'at the ArchBifhop's Excommunication, p. 62 Church of Mangate fill'd with Houfhold Goods and Women, and why, P. 67 Clement VIII. his Briefs againft Mar-Abraham, P. 40. Cochim, King thereof griev'd at Dom Aleixo's defign upon Cunahle, endeavours to diffwade him from it by Stratagem, p. 54,55without fuccefs, ibid. whereupon he makes War upon the ibid. Caimal, and why, Coulaon, a Fortrefs belonging to the Portugueze, P. 71. Crufado Bull brought into the Indies by Francifco Faria a Dominican Friar, Cunable a strong Fortress poffefs'd by Mahometan Pyrates, p. 52.

P. 44.

D.

Dominicans build a Fortress at Sa-
lor, and Garrison it,
P. 27.

E.

Elias pretended Patriarch of Ba bylon, his Difgrace, p. 14.Sends his pretended Arch-Deacon to Rome

Rome with a Book and Letter,
ibid. The Contents of the Let-
ter, ibid. Cajols Pope Paul V.
with a Story of his own making,
P. 15. which is contradicted by
the 33 Canon of the Council
of Nice,
P. 16.
Eugenius the IV. how he fuppor-'
ted his Reputation, P. 14.

F.

to Babylon foranotherCoadjutor, .but hiuder'd by the Diligence of the Arch-Bishop, ibid. His Death,

P. 44.

Mar Jofeph, Bishop of the Chriftians of St. Thomas, p. 11. Taken Prifoner and fent to Pertu gal, &c. p. 12. Finds favour / with the Queen Regent, and is fent back, ibid. Promises to reduce his Diocess to the Roman Obedience, ibid, Returns to Goa, p. 19. Denies to preach the Roman Doctrines in his Bishoprick, ibid. and pretends. revelation for it,ibid. For which the Arch-Bishop is angry with him, ibid. His Bishoprick divided, p. 20. Complains of MarAbraham to the Portugueze, ibid. Profeffes the fame Doctrines he • abjured in Portugal, P. 22. Mar Simeon, Patriarch of Babylon, P. 18. Another Mar Simeon, Mar Abra- . ham's coadjutor,inveigled by the Francifcans to go to Rome for Orders, p. 38, 39. Leaves one Jacob his Vicar-General in his Abfence, ibid. Examined before the Inquifition, and declared by Pope Sixtus V. not to be in Orders, ibid. Put into the Hands of Dom Aleixo de Menezes Arch Bishop of Goa, ibid. Who confines him to a Francifcan ibid. Convent in Lisbon, Dom Matthias Arch-Bishop of Goa calls a Provincial Council, P. 40. and fummons Mar Abra ham to repair to it, ibid. Which he declines, and declares himfelf for the Chaldean Faith, ibid. P. 18.

Mofes Bar Cepha, who,

N.

on,

Nagg's-Head Ordination touch'd
P. 21.
Narame all in Arms for the Arch-
Deacon,
Nercha, what,

P. 92. p. 85.

O.

Olla's publifhed for the calling a
Synod the 20th of June at Di-
amper,
P. 106
Oriental Prelares never applied
themselves to the Pope, but for
Intereft,
P. 17.

P.

Pate Marca, a Mahometan Pyrate,
built Cunable,
P. 52.
Paul III's pretence for tranflating
the Council of Trent to Bolog-
nia,
P. 14.
Paru and the Inhabitants there-
of defcribed, P. 63, 64.
They arm againft the Arch-
Bishop, ibid. Their Church full
of Armed Men, ibid. The Arch-
Bishop's Sermon to 'em, p. 65.
They are angry thereat, ibid.
Perfwaded by the Arch-Bishop
grow worfe,
P. 66.
Pimenta, the Queen thereof or-
ders the Arch-Bishop to leave
her Kingdom within three days,
p. 81.
upon pain of Death,
Pius V. iffues a Brief for the ap
prehending Mar Jofeph, P 24.
Portugueze, A Character of their
Zeal by a Minister of State, p.4,
5. Another, p. 6. Try by Vio-
lence to bring the Chriftians of
St. Thomas under obedience of
the Roman Church, p, 11. And
in order thereto refolve to feize
their Bifhop and fend him to
Rome,ibid. Manuel de Faria's ob-
fervation

servation of their Tyranny, p.
22,23. They fo far provoke the
Infidels that they are like to lofe
all, p. 24. An Indian's opinion of
them, p. 28. Driven out of the
Inland Ito, ibid. A great Slaugh-
ter of them before Cunable, p.
73.A refolute and noble Saying
of a Portugueze Captain, p. 75

R.

Romans drove from Charamet by
the Chaldeans,
P. 17.

S.

Serra, What, p. 2. Its Inhabi-
tants call'd Chriftians of St. Tho-
mas, how long fubject to the
Patriarch of Babylon, ibid.
When discover'd to the Euro-
jeans, and by whom, ibid.
They put themselves under the
protection of the King of
Portugal,
P. 3.
Socerer undertakesto kill the Arch-
Bishop but is prevented, p. 84,
85. His punishment, p. 85.
Synod open'd, p. 108, 109.

um. ibid. Presents a Confeffion of Faith to the Pope, p. 13. In ftead of returning to Babylon goes to Charamet, where the Mahometans put him to Death, and why,

ibid.

u.

Vaipicotta,a College built there by the Jefuites, and why, p. 10. Ineffectual to the reducing the Chriflians of St. Thomas to their Religion, ibid. Vafco De Gama goes to Cochim with a Fleet, p. 3. The Chriftiaus of St. Thomas crave his protection, ibid. Not in a Condition to effect it, ibid. Venetians, their Policy to fecure their Trade in the Indies, p. 3. Viceroy approves of a Peace with the Samorim, p. 77. A Caralogue of the Viceroys of the Indies, P. 110. Vincent, a Francifcan Friar fent to Cranganor to reduce the Chriftians of St. Thomas to the Roman Church, p. 8. His Labours ftrangely magnified, and why, p. 9. Builds a College at Cranganor, and why, ibid. Uniare Cherare though Chriften'd, ftill profefles himself a Heathen, and why,

P. 77.

T.

St. Thomas his Crofs and Reliques
found at Meliapor, p 6, The
Legend thereof, ibid. and p. 7.
Bones of three Indian Kings
found in his Grave, p. 7, 8.
Alfo a Copper Plato with a Do-

War breaks out between the Kings
of Mangate and Paru, P. 46.

in the Ordination of Priefs,

nation grav'd therein, contain-Wine not us'd by the Malavars ing an Imprecation ftill used by the Kings of Spain, P. 8. Tum Siud who, p. 12. Submits himself to the Pope, ibid. and receives the Patriarchal Palli

W.

P. 32. Deny'd the Laity in the
Sacrament by the Romanists,

P. 33, 34.

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