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THE TABLE The Contents of the Chapters—Continued. page § 5. Of their Superstitions, Cruelties, feares of Magistrates, of the Kings kindred, of Strangers and Souldiers. Their Deities and three Sects: Priests, Nunnes, Monasteries, Legends, Lyes.453 Dayes, Diviners. Geologie, Sooth-saying, unnaturall Parents, selfe-killers, ill Arts, Gods. Confutian Temples, Opinions, Rites. Siequia from India. Millions of Shavelings; Idols, Nunnes. Lauzu Sect. Leu and Ciam. Sects multiplied, omnified, nullified. § 6. Of strangers, and forraine Religions in China.464 Strangenesse to strangers. Christians, Saracens, and Jewes in China; how distinguished. Christianity presenting gifts, representing Ethnikes. § 7. The Map of China, taken out of a China Map, printed with China Characters; illustrated with Notes, for the understanding thereof.470 China Map explained by Pantoia and M. Candish. China Map explained. Characters difficultie; Pictures. Quian or Jansuchian. Cara Catay. CHAP. VIII. - A continuation of the Jesuites Acts and observations in China till Ricius his death and some yeers after. Of Hanceu or Quinsay. An Extract of Monfarts travell.
479 Acts and observations in China. Elephants, Watch, Rites, &c. Horrible Hoaquan. Fasts and Processions. Hell-pasport. Jesuite slaine. Riccis death. Pantoias Petition to the King. Ticams Chappell. Hell and Devills in the Jesuites House described. Hamceu, faire street, triumphall Arches, Rivers, Ponds. Macao. Wood Calamba. Huge Serpents. Wilde Beasts. Merchandises, Cloath of Gold, Cabinets, Vessels, Massie Gold, Silkes.
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