Journal of the Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks/Index

by Joseph Banks

 

INDEX

 

• Abrolhos Shoal, 22
• Acajou or Casshew, 88, 893
• Acarus, 14, 67
• Admiralty Bay, 220
• Albatross, 44, 63-65, 180, 208, 217, 259, 260
• Amboyna Island, 401
• Amethysts, 40
• Amoc, running, 408
• Amphibious fish, 274
• Anabao Island, 330, 360
• Anacardium occidentale, 38, 393
  • orientale, 291
• Annona, 393
• Anson, Lord, xliii, 22, 47, 48, 160, 226
• Anthoxanthum, 447
• Ants, 271, 278, 288, 308-6
• Apium, 48, 58
• Apples, North American, 181
  • (Spondias dulcis), 98
• Areca, chewing, 349
• Areca sapida, 227
• Artocarpus incisa (bread-fruit), 97, 105, 137, 145
  • integrifolia, 895
• Ascension Island, 450
• Atriplex patula, 227
• Aurora, 331
• Australia, 261-323
  • Animals, 282, 285, 287, 291, 301
  • Ants, 271, 278, 288, 303
  • Birds, 293, 302
  • Boats, 820
  • Boomerangs, 263
  • Botany Bay, 264-69
  • Climate, 292, 322
  • Eagle Island, 293
  • Endeavour River, 279-91
  • Fire, native method of obtaining it, 289, 317
  • Fish, 306
  • Food, 311
• Australia, fruits, 299
  • Furniture, 315
  • General appearance of the country, 270, 297
  • Great Barrier Reef, 293-295
  • Houses or huts, 814
  • Insects, 271, 273, 283, 303-6
  • Kangooroos, 282, 285, 287, 291, 301
  • Language, 322
  • Moreton Bay, 270
  • Natives, general appearance and habits, 264, 266, 269, 287, 308
    • Timidity, 268, 285, 320
  • Ornaments, 309
  • Palms, 299
  • Plants, 271, 298-300
  • Population, 307
  • Tools, 316
  • Torres Straits, 295
  • Trees, 267, 271, 278, 299
  • Weapons, 263, 266, 318
• Averrhoa, 396

 

• Bactris minor, 38
• Bananas, 38, 392
• Bancudus angustifolia, 153
• Banks, J., biographical sketch, xxiii
  • Illness of, 371-76, 426-27
• Banks' Peninsula, 217
• Barley at St. Helena, 447
• Barnacles (Lepas), 16, 21, 45, 65, 182, 284, 452
• Baster, J., xliii, 15
• Batavia, 366-416
  • Amoc, 408
  • Animals, 387
  • Canals, 378
  • Chinese, customs, etc., 412
  • Chinese rebellion, 381, 415
  • Climate, 369, 375, 385
  • Country-house, 373
• Batavia, crocodiles as twin brothers to men, 410
  • Environs of Batavia, 384
  • Flowers, 399
  • Fortifications, 380
  • Fruits, 390
  • General description, 377
  • Government, 414
  • Harbour, 383
  • Hotel, 366
  • Houses, 379
  • Illness of the party, 370-76
  • Islands, 883
  • Javans, appearance and customs, 405
  • Justice, 415
  • Language (Javan and Malay), 423
  • Markets, 397
  • Money, 416
  • Mosquitos, 375
  • Palm wine, 398
  • Plants, vegetables, 389
  • Population, 378, 401
  • Portuguese, 382, 403
  • Slaves, 404
  • Spices, 400
  • Streets, 378
  • Superstitions, 409
  • Taxation, 416
  • Teeth, filing, 407
  • Trade, 402
  • Unhealthiness of, 369, 371, 382, 385
• Bats, 301, 365
• Baye sans fond, 45
• Beech, 49, 51, 58
• Beer brewed at sea, 72
• Beroe, 17
• Betel, 318, 349, 406, 407
• Betula, 49, 51, 58
• Birch, 49, 51, 58
• Biron, C., xliii, 24
• Blimbing, 344, 396
• Boa bidarra, 395
• Bola-Bola Island (see Society Islands), 118, 122
• Bonga-tanjong, 400
• Bonitos, 14
• Boomerang, 263
• Borassus (fan-palm), 341, 344
• Botany Bay, 264
• Bougainville, L. de, xliii, 97, 370, 430
• Brazil (see Rio de Janeiro), 22-42
• Bread-fruit, 97, 105, 187, 145
• Brisson, M., xliv, 24
• Bromelia (pine-apple), 37, 391
• Brosse, C. de, xliv, 164
• Brown, R., ix, xxxvii, xxxviii
• Browne, P., xliv, 153
• Buchan, A., death of, 79
• Buffaloes, 342, 362, 387
• Buffon, G. de, xliv, 291
• Bustard, 272
• Butterilies, 32, 273
• Byron, Admiral J., xliv

 

• Cabbage, curing, 70
• Cabbage-palm, 227
• Cactus, 450
• Calamus, 396
• Calophyllum, 153
• Cananga, 399
• Canari, 396
• Cancer, 2, 21, 30, 272, 284
• Cannibalism, 193, 205, 211, 237, 247
• Canton, J., xlv, 454
• Cape of Good Hope, 257, 429-42
  • Animals, 435
  • Botanic garden, 436
  • Climate, 434
  • General description, 482, 438
  • Hottentots, 439
  • Inhabitants, 433
  • Menagerie, 437
  • Money, 442
  • Provisions, 485
• Carabus taken at sea, 44
• Carcinium, 2, 4
• Cardamine, 48, 58
• Carica, 393
• Cassada, 23, 36
• Casshew apple or Acajou, 38, 393
• Castor-oil plant, 365
• Casuarina (etoa), 102, 124, 147
• Catappa, 396
• Caterpillars, stinging, 271
• Cattle, 387, 435
• Celery, wild, 48, 58
• Chaitea, 148
• Chama, 284, 295, 306
• Champacka, 399
• Cherrema, 396
• Chinese at Batavia, 381, 412-415
• Cimex, 15, 67
• Citrus, 37, 391
• Cloth manufacture, 145, 351
• Cloves, 401
• Cockatoos, 302
• Cockles, gigantic, 284, 295, 306
• Cocoanuts, 140, 393
  • cast up on the Australian beach, 283, 284
• Cocos or taros, 135, 228, 258, 445, 447
• Cocos Island (Samoa) language, 165
• Coedoe, 437
• Combang, 399
• Compass, variation of, 263
• Continent, southern, speculations concerning its existence, 66, 254
• Convolvulus, 151
• Cook, Captain J., xlv
  • Illness of, 374
• Cook’s Straits, 218, 215, 216, 221
• Coral, effect on ship’s bottom, 282
  • Reefs, 117, 122, 274, 293-95
  • Used as a file, 156
  • Used for building, 102, 114
• Cordia, 150
• Cowley, A., xlvi, 46
• Crabs, 2, 21, 30, 272, 284
• Cracatoa, 417, 418
• Crocodiles as twin brothers to men, 410
• Crows, New Holland, 302
• Cucurbita (cucumber), 190
  • (melons), 37, 893
• Custard apple, 393
• Cuttle-fish, 65, 263
• Cycas, 299, 313, 421
• Cynips, 272
• Cynometra, 895
• Cyperus, 150

 

• Dagysa, 2, 3, 64
• Dalrymple, A., xlvi, 45, 66, 184, 284
• Dampier, W., xlvi, 22, 46, 262, 296, 300, 325, 329
• Deer, 421
• Diamonds, 39
• Didelphis, 291, 301
• Diomedea, 44, 63-5, 180, 208, 217, 259, 260
• Dogs, 61, 100, 136, 224
  • as food, 100, 136, 237
• Dolphin, H.M.S., xlvi, 71, 74, 78, 81, 82, 84, 97, 105, 431
• Drimys, 48, 58
• Dryander, J., xxxviii
• Drying plants, 267, 281, 283
• Durian, 394
• Dyeing cloth, 124, 149

 

• Eagle Island, 293
• East Indies, see Batavia and Savu
• Ebony, 448
• Echeneis, 14
• Edwards, G., xlvi, 24
• Egg-bird, 67
• Egmont, Mount, 208, 222
• Electrical experiments, 6, 453-57
• Ende or Flores, 360
• Endeavour River, 279-91
• Equator, crossing the, 18
• Eucalyptus, 267, 271, 300
• Eugenia, 38, 299, 394

 

• Fagus, 49, 51, 58
• Fan-palm, 341, 345
• Farinha de Pao, 23, 36
• Fernandez, J., xlvii, 256
• Ferns eaten in New Zealand, 190, 237
• Ficus prolixa, 145
  • tinctoria, 150
• Fig impregnated by Cynips, 272
• Fig-trees, 145, 150
• Fire, method of obtaining it in Australia, 289, 317
• "Fire-arms" in New Guinea, 327, 328
• Flax, New Zealand, 229
• Flores or Ende, 360
• Flying fish, 13
• Fothergill, J., xlvii, 71, 181
• Fothering the ship, 277
• Frézier, A., xlvii, 227, 255, 346
• Frio, Cape, 24
• Fucus, 46, 48
• Funchiale, 5-10
• Furze, 447

 

• Gambir, 406
• Gannets, 207, 225, 260
• Garcinia, 393
• Gasterosteus, 17
• George (King) III. Island, or Otahite, see Society Islands
• God-houses (Society Islands), 108, 112, 114, 120
• Gold in Brazil, 39
• Grapes, 392
• Great Barrier Reef, 293-95
• Green, C., death of, 426
• Gryllus taken at sea, 44
• Guava, 393
• Gum-trees, 267, 271, 300

 

• Hasselquist, F., xlvii, 272
• Hawke’s Bay, 188
• Heberden, Dr., 6
• Heppahs, New Zealand, 183, 195, 198, 207, 214, 248
• Heivas, 97, 98, 120, 123, 144
• Hibiscus, 106, 158
• Hippobosca, 64
• Holothuria, 15, 259, 260, 450
• Horsley, Dr., xxx
• Horn, Cape, 62
• Hottentots, 489
• Huahine Island, 111-113
• Hulme, N., xlvii, 69, 71, 180
• Hydnophytum, 304

 

• Ianthina, 16
• Iberis, 95
• Image of wicker work, 101
• Imao Island, 94
• Insects taken at sea, 44, 64

 

• Jack fruit, 395
• Jambolan, 395
• Jambosa or jambu, 38, 394
• Jasmine, 399, 400
• Java (see Batavia), 363-416
• Je-quoll, 301
• Jungle bird, 293

 

• Karratas, 29
• Kangooroos, 282, 285, 287, 291, 301
• Kidnappers, Cape, 188
• King George III. Island, or Otahite, see Society Islands
• Krakatoa, or Cracatoa, 417, 418

 

• Lagoon Island, 69
• Lange, J. C., 334-338, 357
• Language: Australia, 322
  • Java, 423
  • Madagascar, 165, 424
  • New Guinea, 165
  • New Zealand, 252
  • Savu, 358
  • Society Islands, 164, 252, 424
  • Terra del Fuego, 59
• Larus, 182
• Laurus, 7
• Le Maire, J., xlvii, 164
• Lemon, 391
• Lemon juice, 69, 71, 180
• Lepas (barnacle), 16, 21, 45, 65, 182, 284, 452
• Lepidium, 95
• Leprosy, 167
• L'Hermite, J., xlviii, 256
• Lime, chewing with betel, 349, 406
• Lime (fruit), 391
• Limonia, 396
• Limpets, 55
• Linnæus, correspondence with Ellis, xxxix, xl
• Livistona, 299
• Lobsters, 45, 200, 226
• Luminous marine animals, 21

 

• Mackerel, 197, 226
• Macrocystis, 46, 48
• Madagascar language, 165, 424
• Madeira, 5-12
  • Carts, 8
  • Convents, 10
  • Funchiale, 5, 10
  • Mahogany, 6
  • Money, 12
  • Pico Ruievo, 11
  • Population, 12
  • Productions, 9
  • Vines, 7
  • Volcanic nature of the island, 7
  • Wine, 7,8
• Madja, 396
• Mahie, or sour paste, 97, 187
• Mahogany, Madeiran, 6
• Mamme-apples, 38
• Mango, 38, 391
• Mangostan, 393
• Man-of-war birds, 330
• Marais, 102, 114, 175
• Marcgrav, G., xlviii, 29, 42
• Maria van Diemen, Cape, 207, 222
• Maskelyne, N., xlviii, 444
• M'Bride, D., xlviii, 259
• Medusa, 12, 21
• Megapodium, 293
• Melhania, 448
• Melons, 87, 398
• Mercury, transit of, 197
• Metrosideros, 228
• Michelia, 399
• Mille Islands, 365
• Mimus, 15, 65, 259, 263
• Mimusops, 400
• Monkeys, 421
• Monkhouse, W., illness and death, 371-72
• Monoculus, 15
• Moreton Bay, 270
• Morinda angustifolia, 158
  • umbellata, 152
• Morus, 145, 206
• Moschus, 421
• Mosquitos, 875, 417
• Motacilla, 8, 13
• Mother Carey’s chickens, 2
• Mulatti, 399
• Mulberry (paper), 145, 206
• Musa (banana), 38, 392
• Myrmecodia, 304
• Myrtus, 395

 

• Nam Nam, 395
• Nanca, 395
• Narbrough, Sir J., xlviii, 225
• Nassau Fleet, xlviii, 66
• Natal, 428
• Nectris, 64, 188
• Nephelium, 395
• New Guinea, 325-29
  • Language, 165
• New Holland (see Australia), 261-323
• New South Wales (see Australia), 296
• New Zealand, 183-253
  • Admiralty Bay, 220
  • Animals, 224
  • Banks’s Peninsula, 217
  • Boats, 186, 198, 240
  • Cannibalism, 193, 205, 211, 287, 247
  • Carving, 241
  • Cavern, 192
  • Chiefs, 189, 195, 249
• New Zealand, climate, 224
  • Cloth, 206, 242
  • Cookery, 238
  • Cook's Straits, 218, 215, 216, 221
  • Cultivation, 190, 228, 228, 243
  • Discovery by Tasman, 221
  • Dogs, 225, 237
  • Dress, 186, 233
  • Fish, 226
  • Fishing nets, 206, 213, 243
  • Flax, 229
  • Food, 190, 287
  • Hawke's Bay, 188
  • Heppahs, 188, 198, 207, 214, 248
  • Houses, 235
  • Kidnappers, Cape, 188
  • Language, 252
  • Maria van Diemen, Cape, 207, 222
  • Minerals, 219, 224
  • Mount Egmont, 208, 223
  • Mourning and funeral customs, 211, 251
  • Music, 247
  • Natives, general appearance and habits, 186, 190, 196, 230
  • Ornaments, 235
  • Plants, 227
  • Population, 229
  • Poverty Bay, 183, 185
  • Queen Charlotte's Sound, 209
  • Religion, 193, 250
  • Stewart Island, 218
  • Tattowing, 186, 208, 205, 231
  • Thames River, 200, 224
  • Traditions, 207, 215
  • Trees, 201, 223, 228
  • Turnagain, Cape, 189, 217
  • Vegetable sheep, 209
  • Warlike disposition, 183, 194, 204, 231, 246
  • Weapons, 185, 192, 244
• Noddies, 70, 325, 330
• Nutmegs, 401
• Nyctanthes, 399

 

• Oheteroa (see Society Islands), 124-26
• Oldenland, H., xlviii, 437
• Oniscus, 4
• Opossum, 291, 301
• Orange-juice, 71
• Oranges, 37, 891
• Osbeck, P., xlviii, 450
• Osnaburg Island, 71
• Otahah (see Society Islands), 117-18, 122
• Otahite (see Society Islands), 73-110, 127-78
• Oysters, 198, 272

 

• Pacific Ocean, boundary between it and South Sea, 65
• Pallas, P.S., xlix, 291
• Palm, cabbage, 227, 299
  • (Cycas), 299, 313, 421
  • Fan, 341, 344
• Palm berries, 38
• Palm nuts, 38, 170, 270
• Palm wine, 335, 345, 398
• Pandanus, 38, 170, 270, 400
• Papaw, 393
• Paper mulberry, 145, 206
• Parkinson, S., illness and death, 426
• Pearl oysters, 272
• Pearls, 121
• Penguins, 46, 225
• Pennant, T., xlix, 16, 452
• Pepper, 400
• Pergularia, 399
• Persea, 7
• Phaëton, 65
• Phalæna taken at sea, 44
• Phalanger, 291, 301
• Phormium, 229
• Phyllodoce, 17
• Physalia, 15, 259, 260, 450
• Pilot fish, 17
• Pine-apples, 37, 391
• Piso, W., xlix, 22
• Plantains, 38, 117, 283
• Podocarpus, 201, 228
• Podura, 1
• Polianthes, 400
• Pomegranate, 394
• Port Egmont hens, 182
• Portuguese at Batavia, 382, 403
  • at Rio de Janeiro, 26
• Portuguese man-of-war, 15,259, 260, 450
• Poverty Bay, 183, 185
• Prince's Island, 418-26
• Procellaria, 2, 16, 43, 46, 63, 180
• Psidium, 393
• Pteris, 190, 237
• Pumpkins, 393
• Pumplemouses, 391
• Punica, 394
• Purple, derivation of the colour, 16
• Purslain, 448

 

• Quadrant stolen, 86
• Quails, 268
• Queen Charlotte's Sound, 209
• Quiros, P., xlix, 67, 255, 284

 

• Rambutan, 395
• Raoulia, 209
• Rembrantz van Nierop, D., xlix, 222
• Rhamnus, 395
• Rice, 389, 419
• Ricinus palma Christi, 365
• Rio de Janeiro, 26-42
  • Churches and processions, 33
  • Climate, 42
  • Crabs, 30
  • Fish, 42
  • Fortifications, 40
  • Fruits, 37
  • Gardens and garden produce, 30
  • Gold and precious stones, 39
  • Government, 34
  • Military, 36
  • Money, 40
  • Plants, 29
  • Population, 35
  • Reception of the Endeavour, 26
  • Ship fired on, 31
  • Water supply, 33
• Robben Island, 442
• Roggeween, J., xlix, 256
• Rotte Island, 330
• Ruievo, Pico, 11
• Rumphius, G., xlix, 29, 153, 304

 

• St. Helena, 443-50
• Salack, 396
• Sallee-man, 17
• Salt-water drunk by the South Sea Islanders, 138
• Sanguis draconis, 267, 300
• Sargasso weed, 24, 451
• Saturn, occultation of, 65
• Savu Island, 331-61
  • Animals, 342
  • Army, 355
  • Chewing betel, etc., 349
  • Cookery, 346
  • Dress, 347
  • Dutch policy, 356-61
  • Dutch resident, 334, 336, 357
  • Fan-palm, 341, 344
  • Feasts, 355
  • Houses, 350
  • Language, 358
  • Natives, general appearance and habits, 347
  • Ornaments, 348
  • Palm wine, 345
  • Plants, 344
  • Political divisions, 341, 353
  • Radja, 335, 353
  • Religion and Christianity, 352
  • Spices, 339, 342
  • Sugar, 345
  • Surgery, 352
  • Town of Seba, 335
  • Weaving, etc., 351
• Scomber, 12, 14, 70
• Scurvy, 69, 71, 279
• Scurvy grass (Cardamine), 48, 58
  • (Lepidium), 95
• Sea-sawdust, 22, 324, 364, 428
• Seals, 46
• Semau Island, 360
• Sepia, 65, 263
• Shags, 197, 225
• Sharks, 14, 43, 71
• Sharp, B., 1, 255
• Shearwater, 16, 43, 68, 180
• Sheep, 343, 388, 435
• Shelvocke, G., L, 47
• Shipwreck off the coast of Australia, 274-79
• Sitodium (Artocarpus), 97, 105, 187, 145, 395
• Skull, deformed, at Madeira, 10
• Sloane, Sir H., l., 12, 273
• Snails on St. Helena, 449
• Snakes (water), 270
• Snowstorm on Terra del Fuego, 51
• Society Islands, 73-178
  • Arms, 125, 177
  • Astronomy and division of time, 163
  • Boats, boat-houses, and boat-making, 111, 115, 116, 157
  • Bola-Bola Island, 118, 121, 122
  • Bougainville's visit, 96, 370, 4380
  • Bread-fruit, 97, 105, 187, 145
  • Carving, 114, 156
  • Circumnavigation of Otahite, 101-4
  • Cloth, manufacture, 145
  • Cookery, 136
  • Dancing, 119, 120, 123, 144
  • Diseases, 167
  • Dogs as food, 100, 136
  • Domestic animals, 136
  • Dress, 125, 131
  • Dyes and dyeing, 125, 149
  • Fish-hooks and nets, 124, 154
  • Food, 134
  • Fruits, 135
  • Funeral ceremonies, 95, 98, 169
  • God-houses, 103, 112, 114, 120
  • Gods, 96, 104, 111, 170, 172, 175
  • Heivas, 97, 98, 120, 123, 144
  • Houses, 133
  • Huahine Island, 111-13
  • Imao Island, 94
  • Justice, 178
  • Language, 164, 252, 424
  • Mahie, or sour paste, 97, 137
  • Marais, 102, 114, 175
  • Matting, 153
  • Meals, 139
  • Medicine and surgery, 168
  • Mourning, 95, 98, 169
  • Music, 82, 99, 143
• Society Islands, names of natives, 84
  • Given by natives to Europeans, 90
  • Natives, general appearance, 127
  • Oheteroa Island, 124-26
  • Ornaments, 132
  • Otahah Island, 117-18, 122
  • Otahite Island, 73-110, 127-78
  • Pearls, 121
  • Quadrant stolen, 86
  • Queen of Otahite, 84, 104
  • Ranks and classes, 176
  • Religion and priests, 172
  • Salt-water drinking, 138
  • Social customs, 141
  • Surf-swimming, 93
  • Tattowing, 124, 128
  • Thefts, 76, 83, 86, 92, 99, 108
  • Tools, 116, 156
  • Transit of Venus, 94
  • Ulhietea Island, 113-17, 118-24
  • Volcanic nature of the islands, 107, 111
  • Weather forecasts, 162
  • Wrestling, 88
• Solander, Dr., biographical sketch, xxxviii
  • Illness of, 371-76, 429
• Solanum, 151
• Sonchus, 237
• Sour-crout, 71
• South Sea Islands (see Society Islands), 78-178
• Southern Continent, speculations concerning its existence, 66, 254
• Sphinx taken at sea, 44
• Spices in the Dutch East Indies, 339, 342, 400
• Spondias, 93
• Sporing, H., illness, 374; death, 426
• Squalus, 14, 43, 71
• Staten Island, 48
• Sterna, 67, 70, 325, 380
• Stewart Island, 218
• Sting-rays, 177, 245, 269, 306, 318
• Sucking-fish, 14
• Sugar-canes, 390
• Sugar made from the fau-palm, 345
• Suicide of a marine, 67
• Sunbul, 396
• Surf-swimming, 93
• Swallows, 15
• Sweet sop, 393

 

• Tacca, 136, 148
• Tamarinds, 392
• Taros, or cocos, 185, 228, 253, 445, 447
• Tasman, A., l., 210, 218, 216, 220-21, 234, 300
• Tattowing (New Zealand), 186, 203, 205, 231
• Tattowing (Society Islands), 124, 128
• Teeth, decay of, among natives, 349, 407
  • Native attention to, 407
• Tellina, 146, 198
• Teneriffe, 12
• Terminalia, 396
• Terra del Fuego, 47-61
  • Animals, 57
  • Birch forest, 51
  • Climate, 61
  • Dogs, 61
  • Excursion inland and sufferings of
  • the party, 50
  • Language, 59
  • Natives, general appearance and habits, 58
  • Plants, 48, 57
  • Village, 55
• Tetragonia, 270
• Thames River, New Zealand, 200, 224
• Thespesia, 168
• Tiger's Tongue, 146
• Timor, 330, 359
• Topazes, 39
• Torres, L., li., 295
• Torres Straits, 295
• Tournefortia, 151
• Trade winds, 21, 261
• Transit of Mercury, 197
  • Venus, 94
• Trichilia, 396
• Triton's trumpet, 247
• Tropic bird, 65
• Tuberose, 400
• Tupia, 96, 108, 110, 111, 118, 121, 180, 184, 188, 193, 205. 206, 215, 279, 368
  • Illness and death, 369-72
• Turnagain, Cape, 189, 217
• Turtle, 288, 289, 306, 311, 389, 420

 

• Ulex, 447
• Ulhietea or Urietea (see Society Islands), 113-17, 118-24
• Urtica, 154
• Uvaria, 399

 

• Valentijn, F., li, 234
• Vegetable sheep, 209
• Venus, Transit of, 94
• Vermin in bread, 181
• Vigniatico, 7
• Vines, 7, 8, 486

 

• Wallis, S., li, 63
• Waterspouts, 179, 261
• Wheat boiled for provisions, 181, 258
• Wine, 7, 436
• Winter's bark, 48, 58
• Wort as a preventative of scurvy, xlviii, 71, 258
• Wrestling, 88

 

• Xanthorrœa, 271, 300
• Xanthoxyloides, 273

 

• Yams, 135, 228, 312, 390, 445, 447

 

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