INDEX AND GLOSSARY. °* 529 Dem Soliman (Suleiman), formerly known as Dem Zibér (Zibér’s town), (7° 38’ N. 26° 32’ E.), 322, 451, 458, 470, 476 Dem Zibér, see Dem Soliman Dendrocalamus strictus (a bamboo), 423 Dendrocygna viduata, widow-duck, 249 Dentonj, Dinka chief, 495 Pereto, vill. (8° 57’ N. 32° 2) H.), 0257, 297 Derr, pariahs among the Agar, 339 Detarium, order Leguminose, 2, 292 Dibbi-tree, 385 Wiendi; vill. (3; 22° N. 32° 36’ K.); 272 Dinka tribe (see map), 437, 512 ; language and subdivisions, 339; agriculture, 345; revolt, 430, 450, 453, 457-8, 493; see also Agar Dioscorea alata, see Yam Diospyros mespiliformis, a fruit-tree, 165, 308, 325, 341, 358 Diptera (flies), 436 Dirar or Abuburun, sta. (7° 22’ N. 28° 25’ E.), 469 Diseases, 33, 94, 443, 501 Doggoru, zer. (7° 9’ N. 28° 38’ E.), 469 Doghirguru, name of the Ayi at Bufi, 320 Dogovura, vill. (4° 4’ N. 32° 29’ E.), 255 Dogrupatara, hill (6° 2’ N. 23° 49’), 828 Dogs, 371; in Monbuttu, 188; in Mort, 314; in Shifali, 286 ; in Unyéro, 80, 138, 173 Dojeri, chief, 329 Dokhn (Penicillaria Plucketii), 302, 306, 307, 809 Dokolo, mt. (5° 29’ N. 29° 45’ H.), 353 Dokurru, wells (6° 19’ N. 29° 35’ E.), 349 Doléb palm (Borassus flabelliformis), 6, Zo LOO OZ) 135, 138, 140, 157, 268, 281, 291, 294, 310, 311, 319, 342, 362, 399, 444 ; geographical dist., 11 Dolille Finnu, plateau (6° 23’ N. 29° 47’ E.), 330 Dolla, vill. (6° 17’ N. 29° 47' E.), 329 * Dombo, vill., 454 Domebra, pool (6° 13’ N. 29° 43’ E.), 350 Domi, mt. (3° 43’ N. 32° 97. H.), 263, 265 Dongotola, mt. (4° 17’ N. 33° 12’ E.), 242, 292 Dongu, sta. and river (3° 54’ N. 29° 40’ E.), 201, 489, 450, 451 Donkeys, in Lingo country, 391 Donvu, mt. (5° 40’ N. 30° 25’ H.), 355 Dore, khor (3° 12’ N, 32° 52) E.), 249, 252; see also Mire Dracena (Dragon’s blood tree), 37, 40, 58, 281 Dragon-fly, 302 Dragomans, freed slaves employed as police, 409 Dryoscopus nigerrimus, Reich. (a bushshrike), 402 Dubenge, swamp (1° 7’ N. 32° 35’ E.), 30 Dubre, vill., 6° 24’ N. 29° 24’ E.), 348 Ducks, Turkish, 391 Duckweed, see Pistia Duero, vill. (0° 48 N. 32° 35’ E.), 40 Dueru, river (mouth 1° 20’ N. 30° 3’ E.), 167, 179; 507 Dufalla, governor of Ayak, 331 Dufilé, sta. (3° 35’ N. 32° 2' E.), 10, 98, 140, 513 Dugfala, vill. (6° 24’ N. 29° 46’ E.), 330 Dugwara, dist. (6° 7’ N. 29° 53’ E.), 327 Duhuli, mt, (0° 42’ N. 32° 39’ E.), 42 Dum-palm (Hypheene), southern limit, 240, 284, 401 Durrah (Andropogon Sorghum or Sorghum vulgare), 8, 75, 385, 388, 389 Dwarfs, reported, 8; see Akka Dytiscus, a water-scorpion, 146 EAGLE, see Aquila Earth-eaters (the Lesi), 327, (Unyéro) 75 Earthquakes, 3, 5, 7, 177, 475 Karwigs (Forficula), 334 Echinops (a saline plant), 266, 863 Kchis, a snake, 226 Edi, khor (4° 42’ N, 29° 32’ E.), 380 Egg-plant, see Solanum Ekara, mt. (Chufal, Okirri, Madi Peak, or Jebel Asal) (4° 16’ N, 32° 26’ E.), 234, 254-256, 292 Ekudeli, vill. (4° 24’ N. 30° 14’ E.), 372 Hilais guineensis, see Oil-palm Elanus melanopterus, Elanet, a hawk, 369 Elema, vill. (3° 23’ N. 32° 7’ E.), 157, 111 Elephant, legend (Unyéro), 96 Elephant-fly, 324 Elephants, 29, 74, 142, 221, 222, 263, 278, 286, 289, 310, 314, 317,355,359, 371, 389, 401 Elephants, Indian, in Africa, 390 EHleusine coracana, “ talabin ” of Arabs, a corms, 12, (4, 75, 1007101 142. 193, 206, 266, 277, 449 Elianga, vill. (4° 21’ N. 32° 59’ E.), 240, 294 Elminia Teresita, a bird, 366 Elyab, a Dinka tribe (6° 20’ N. 31° 40’ H.), 321 Emba, sta. (4° 40’ N. 30° 9’ E.), 374, 388 England, expected relief, 503, 509 Kntada sudanica, a climbing shrub, order Leguminose, 53 sp., 318 Envamu, a nut, narcotic, 442 ZL