524 Aguok, chief of Fadibék, 247, 269, 270 Ahmed Auat, sta. in Bahr-el-Ghazal, 469 Aire, river, see Yalo Aje, a div. of the Ldngo (8° N. 33° 45’ E.), 244, 252, 415 Akbaya, a div. of the Makrakd, 376 Akka, dwarfish tribe, call themselves Batwa (1° 30’ N. 29° 30’ E. and elsewhere), physique, 316, 429; mode of life, 315; weapons, 194, 316; halfbreeds, 316; native designations, 508 Akkara, country (8° 23’ N. 33° 10’ E.), 238, 249, 293 Akudeli, div. of the Makrakd, 376 Akuero, mt. (8° 52/oN. 322 37’ H:),254, 255 Alare, khor (3° 55’ N. 33° 37’ H.), 242 Albert Lake(Mwuatan Nzigé), navigation, 14, 147, 162; depth, 148, 157, 159 ; saltness, 184 ; origin, 171; sea-sick, 184 Albinos in Unyéro, 64, 447 Albizzia serico-cephalus, a mimosa-like tree, order Leguminosee, 106 Alel Kuimba, a forge (6° 50’ N. 29° 4’ E.), 345 Aliagar, hill (3° 45’ N. 32° 30’ E.), 255 Allo, khor (mouth 50° 16’ N, 29° 42’ E.), 387 Aloés, 37, 137, 183, 161, 360; used in incantations, 149 Aluganya sta. (4° 45’ N. 30° 8’ E.), 387 Aluri, tribe, see Liar Alwaj (Elwaj), see Waj Amadi, sta. (b a83,.N.. 30. ,21" RE). tits Danagla despots, and statistics of population, 811-812, 409; defence, 471, 473-6, 479-80, 486 ; also 355 Amadina, “ wax-bill,” a bird, 34 Amara or Uamara (Eastern Usdéga?), 97 Amaranthus (caudata ?), 25, 48, 148, 372, 459 Ambaj (Herminiera), 11, 12, 436 Ambereko, vill. (5° N. 29° 33’ E.), 384, 385 Amblyospiza, a bird, 200 Amok, khor (3° 52’ N. 33° 3’ E.), 243 Amomum (genus of the order Scitaminez), 106, 125, 199, 268, 277 (native names), 362, 423 (use of its seeds) Ampularia Wernei, a plant, 279 Amrupi, hot spring (3° 23’ N. 32°12’ E.), 158 Amulets, in Beramese, 36 Anastomus lamelligerus, a stork, 162, 166 Andropogon sorghum, see Durrah Anfina, chief of Magingo, Shifala, and part of the Lingo country, 21, 137 (a “gentleman’’), 283-254 (reception, character); 472, 486 Anfina’s island (Mukana), (2° 16’ N. 32° 17’ E.), 280 INDEX AND GLOSSARY.

Angal, vill. (2° 10’ N. 30° 58’ E.), 151 Angreecum, a parasitical orchid, 125 Anje, khor (4° 34’ N. 29° 51’ E.), 371 Ankareb (Arabic), bedstead, 131 Anogeissus, silk-tree of Arabs, order Combretacee, 314, 384, 387, 399 Anomalurus orientalis, a flying squirrel, 200, 897 Anona, tree, 199 (fruit), 306, 362, 373, 399, 443 Anona senegalensis, ‘‘ gourd-tree,” 104 (northern limit) Ansea, chief of Kanga (4° 42’ N. 29° 382 E.), 879, 382, 439 Ant-eaters, seé Orycteropus Antelopes, see Antilope, Hydrotragus Anthistiria, a grass, 149, 182 Anthocleista, genus of the order Logoniaceee, 195 Anthropoid apes, 399; see Chimpanzee and Masiki Anthus, a pipit (bird), 183 Antilope (Kobus) ellipsiprymna, Ogylb, 101, 145 —— (Neotragus) Hemprichiana, Ebr. (Um-dikdik), 222 leucotis, Licht and Pet., 101, 130, Tragelaphus, 228 oreas, Pall., 36, 101, 222, 265 (Bubalis) senegalensis, H. Smith, 145 Ants (white, Termes bellicosus), 138, 24, 26, 80, 829, 343 Ants, red, 310 Anyisori, vili. (3° 48’ N. 32° 5’ E.), 262 Aoa, khor (4° 41’ N. 29° 22’ E.), 383 Aonix, a monkey, 399 Apagumba, a Zandé tribe, 375 Apes, anthropoid, see Masiki, Kinyabantu, and Chimpanzee Aphrodisiac, 459 Apuddo, a division of the Mddi, within whose territory Sir §. Baker built “ Tbrahimia”’ (3° 35’N.32°10'E.). The falls of the Nile below Dufilé named after it, 9 Aquila Wahlbergii, an eagle, 183 Arabs from Zanzibar, in Ugdnda and Uny6ro, 111, 118, 115, 116, 128, 1382, 488 Arachys hypogeea, L., see Ground-nut Arama, Gambari’s brother (bis vill., 2° 34’ N. 28° 22’ E.), 199, 446 Arda, Arab name for white ants or termites, 13 Ardea alba and comata, herons, 166, 144 Ardeb, a measure, holds about three bushels Areda, mt. (8° 30’ N. 32° 5’), 255 Arenga, khor (8° 41’ N. 82° 57’ E.), 246, 295