INDEX.
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Arnold, Thomas Walker, Sir
Egypt, Jacobite Christians of. See Copts
Felix, Bishop of Urgel, 139
Fire-temples, in Persia, 209–11
Fīrūz Shāh Tug͟hlaq, 258
Flores, 396
Fulbe, condition in eighteenth century, 323–4; in nineteenth century, 325; destroy Hausa records, 319; missionary activity, [460]333, 353–4; on West Coast of Africa, 340
Fūnj, empire of the, 111, 113, 337
Futah-Jallon, 328, 330
Gabriel, Christian physician of Hārūn al-Rashīd, 64
Gabriel, Metropolitan of Fārs, 86
Gallas, 348–9; in Abyssinia, 116–17, 347
Galley-slaves, 173
Gennadios, Patriarch of Constantinople, 146
George, Bishop of Baḥrayn, 86
Georgians, 97–100, 165 n.1
Gerganos, 164
German East Africa, 345–6, 410
G͟hāzān, 232–4, 421
Gilolo, 390
Giri, 382
Gold Coast, 339
Golden Horde, 220, 227, 239
Gowa, in Celebes, 393, 395
Grāñ. See Aḥmad Grāñ
Greece, the first-fruits of, Ṣuhayb, 26, 29
Greek Christians exempted from payment of capitation-tax, 62
Greek Church, attempt to Calvinise the, 161–4; under Byzantine rule in fifteenth century, 159; under Turkish rule in seventeenth century, 167, 169; in Bosnia, 168; in Crete, under Venetian rule, 203; in Servia, 196
Greeks, in the Crimea, 245; under Turkish rule, 145–55, 160
Gresik, 378, 379, 381, 382, 389
Grodno, Muslims in, 3
Guinea Coast, 338–9
Gujarāt, spread of Islam in, 275–7
Gulbarga, 271
Hādī, caliph, 84
Ḥafṣ b. al-Walīd, governor of Egypt, and the Christians, 103–4
Ḥājī Purwa, 378
Ḥājīs, and missionary activity, 416; in Africa, 330, 354; in the Malay Archipelago, 405–6; in Java, 377; in Sambawa, 398; in Sumatra, 369, 370, 371
Ḥājj ʻUmar, 330, 332, 333
Ḥākim, 8, 422
Halemahera, 390