Copy 1, Volume 2

The history of Java / By the late Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, F.R.S. [Ed. by Lady Raffles].

  • Thomas Stamford Raffles
Date:
1830
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Credit: The history of Java / By the late Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, F.R.S. [Ed. by Lady Raffles]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Translation of the “ Brata Yudha,” i. 465—524 ; of the “ Manek Maya,” Appendix, cxii. Translations of inscriptions, Appendix, cxxvii. cxxix. cxxxvi. Trasi, population of, i. 109. Tritresta, another name for Adi Saka, ii. 75. Upas, or poison tree, i. 50. Usages or customs, i. 392. Utensils, cooking, i. 108. Van Imhoff, baron, ii. 233, 245; his memoir on the Japan trades, Appen¬ dix, xix. Vessels, number entering the port of Batavia in a year under British go¬ vernment, i. 215. Villages, how formed, i. 90 ; their community, i. 91 ; justice adminis¬ tered in, i. 316. Vine, remarks on its cultivation, i. 49. Vocabulary of Kawi words, Appendix, lxxxi. Vocabularies, comparative, of different languages, Appendix, lxxvii—lxxx ; continued, cv. Volcanos, i. 13; their attribute, i. 14; three described, i. 14, note; general affinity, i. 24; enrich the soil, i. 49. Voyage to Japan in account current contra, Appendix, xxxii—xxxvi. War-dress described, i. 100. Water, a principal beverage, i. 110; flavoured, i. Ill; plentiful supply, i. 119. Water carriage, i. 218. Wax-tree, i. 48. Weapons, i. 329. Weaving, the operation of, i. 187. Weeks, division of, i. 532. Wells, mineral, i. 25. Wheat, cultivation, i. 150. White ants, used as food, i. 107- Wilford, Major, notices by, i. 2; on the derivation of Taprobane, i. 5; quoted, ii. 72. Women, curious office for, i. 395. Worms, used as food, i. 107- Writing, Javan mode of, i. 406. Yellow, colour, esteemed, i. 392. Youth of family, description of a, i. 104. “ Yudha, Brata,” or war of woe, a Ja¬ vanese classic poem, i. 445—524 ; alluded to, ii. 80. Yule, Major, on the landed tenure, i. 156. Zabaja, a corruption from Java, i. 3. Zodiac, signs of the, i. 534. I GILBERT AND R1V1NGTON, PRINTERS, st. John’s square, London.
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