REGISTER

Of the most important matters contained in the

two Voyages of

MARTIN PRINGE

and

BARTHOLOMEUS GILBERT.

A.

Annotation regarding Wind and Current, 14
Aldworths-Berg original: Aldworths-Berg, why so named, 4
Poor John original: Arme Jan, name of a fish that will not remain dried, 14

B.

Bartholomeus Gilbert departs for Virginia. 10
-- encounters 2 English warships on the way, ibid.
-- arrives at the islands of the West Indies, ibid.
-- along which he sails, 11
-- departs from St. Lucia for St. Vincent, 12
-- arrives at Mewis original: Nevis, ibid.
-- passes St. Christopher, 13
-- is diligent to obtain Lignum Vitae wood of life for his ship, ibid.
-- comes into sight of Virginia, 15
-- but can find no harbor, ibid.

-- searches for the Bay of Chesapeake, 15
-- finds the same but cannot land, 15. 16
-- goes ashore with 4 men, ibid.
-- get into a fight with the Indians, 16
-- and all 5 are murdered, ibid.
Beasts of many kinds on Virginia, 3. 7
Bows and Arrows of the Savages, 4. 5
Trees a multitude of all kinds on Virginia, 3. 7
Breastwork made against the Savages, 4

D.

Dances of the Savages to the playing of the Cithern, 4
Dogs a great fright for the Savages, 5
-- can carry a half-pike in their mouth, ibid.
Dominica an island, 12
Discoverer name of the bark there