INDEX AND GLOSSARY. 537 Loranthus (mistletoe), 275 Lodafe, pool (4° 3’ N. 81° 22’ E.), 359 Loreza (Khor-et-tin) (3° 40’ N..32° E.), 8 Lori, dist. (6° 20’ N. 20° 35’ H.), 349, 352 vill. (5° 40’ N. 29° 45’ E.), 352 Loriajo, vill. (4° 86’ N. 32° 50’ E.), 234, 293 Loron, chief of Gondokéro, 215, 458 Loronio, vill. (4° 40’ N. 32° 47’ E.), 224, 232, 233, 291, 292 Lotese, mt. (4° 20’ N. 32° 51’ E.), 240 Loto, dist. (3° 7’ N. 32° 56’ E.), 250 Lotortioni, khor (4° 19’ N. 31° 25’ E.), 360 Lottor, chief of Lattika, 223 Lourdel, Catholic missionary, 495 Lubari, tribe (2° 50’ N. 31° H.), 143, 153, 364, 365 Lubia, Arab name for the Vigna sinensis (q- v) Lubwa, vill. (0° 25’ N. 33° 30’ E.), 516 Luggar (Dr. Junker’s) (3° N. 30° 20’ E.), 364 Lukomukui, swamp (5° 18’ N. 30° 57’ E.), 306 Lulunyi, swamp (6° 19’ N. 29° 40’ E.), 349 Lumoga, mt. (3° 55’ N. 32° 46’ E.), 254, 268 Lungudi, vill. (3° 25’ N. 32° 42’ E.), 271 Lunn, khor (8° 57’ N. 30° 55’ E.), 362, 363 Lupton-Bey (arrived at Ladé September 1879, and was appointed Governor of Bahr-el-Ghazal in1881; he surrendered to the Mahdi), 405, 430, 437, 451, 453, 455, 457, 458, 462, 4638, 465, 467, 476, 512 Lur, or Altr, tribe (2° N. 31° E.), 143-45, 148-50, 154-55; language, 143, 150; dress, 143 ; weapons, 155; filing teeth and tattooing, 154; houses, 144, 145, 148, 163 ; granaries, 149 ; matrimonial, 155; burial, 155 ; women, 149 ; chiefs, 154; fishing, 149; features of the country, 15, 143 four khor(4s55) N. 31° 47 BE.) 361 Lurja, mt. (4° 250 N. 31° 25’ E.), 359 Luscinia philomela, Bechst. (nightingale), 395 Lutomba, vill. (3° 2’ N. 30° 43’ E.), 386 Lutra (otter), 121, 382 inunguis, 95 Inuttu, bill’(6° 27 N:.380° 43” B.), 386 Lwal, vill. (6° 22’ N. 30° 47’ H.), 321 Lycaon ‘pictus (hyzena dog), 401 Lynx, see Felis caracal, Felis caligata MaBISANGA, tribe, see Abisanga Mabode, tribe (2° N. 28° E.), 197, 2038, 416 Mabollo, swamp (6° 19’ N. 29° 34’ E.), 849 Mabongo, sta, (6° 34’ N, 29° 12’ E.), 346 Mackay, Mr. A. M. (of the Church Missionary Society), 494, 495, 504, 508, 522 Macrodipterix (night-jar), 113 Macronyx croceus, Vieill, (long-claw, a bird), 397 Madapolam, a kind of cloth, 489 Madi (8° 80’ N. 32° E.), 10-13, 101-108 ; physique, 102; language, 103, 161 ; divisions, 865; dress and ornaments, 10, 13, 102; villages, 12; marriage, 103; funerals, 260; graves, 261; smiths, 11; agriculture, 101, 365; transmigration, 260 ; votive trees, 101 peak, Jebel Asal or Ekara (gq. v.) vill. (3° 86’ N, 32° 36’ E.), 248, 253, 268, 297 Miadi-Lokoya, peak, see Remo Madinga, a musical instrument, 519 Madiri, mt. (50° 42’ N. 29° 45’ B.), 352 Madundi, tribe (1° 40’ N. 31° 52’ E.), 1 185 52; 72 Maga, vill. (4° 15’ N. 30° 32’ E.), 370 Magangas (“‘ magicians”), 16, 93 Magpie, Senegal, 343 ; see also Cyanopica, Pitta Magulu, vill. (6° 32’ N. 29° 16’ E.), 347 Magitinga, vill. (1° 48’ N. 30° 50’ E.), 151 Magingo, sta. (2° 167 N. 31° 30° E.), 15, 140, 145 tribe (2° N. 32° E.), 16-18, 1387-38 ; language, 17; dress, 16, 137; filing teeth, 16; houses, 18, 188; food, 17; burial, 17; marriage, 16; superstitions, 16 Mahagi, sta. (2° 10° N. 31716’ EL), 147, 166 vill (L587 Nevo 2) he 59 Mahdi, his revolt, 430, 431; summons, 476 ; letter on fall of Kharttim, 482 Maholu, khor (6° 33’ N. 29° 15’ E.), 347 Maize (Zea mays), 45, 46, 55, 193, 282, 288, 418, 423, 449 Maigo, sta. (8° 17’ N. 28’ 12’ B.), 195, 445 Maigo, tribe, see Majo Majo, or Maigo, tribe (2° 10’ N. 27° 50’ E.), 203, 209 Makedo, falls of (4° 25’ N. 31° 40’ E.), 9 Makraké, or Iddio, a Zandé tribe (4° 30’ N. 30° 15’ E.), 373-877; migration, 875; divisions, 376; language, 377 ; dress, 373; food, 376; villages, 370, 376; women, 371, 3773; occupations, 370, 371, 377, 388; reoccupation of country, 510 Makrakd-Sugaire, sta. (4°28’ N. 30°17 E.), 388 Makingo (plur. Baktingo), title of chiefs of the first rank in Unydro, 89