Mahomet. 
Mallow, (P.  De). 
Mandeville, (Sir J).  His life by Bale,
  —­his epitaph,
  —­contents of his book,
  —­his voyages in Latin begin,
  —­in English,
  —­Prologue,
  —­From England to Constantinople,
  —­Of the cross and crown of Jesu Christ,
  —­Of the city of Constantinople and the faith of the Greeks,
  —­From Constantinople to Jerusalem,
  —­Of St John the Evangelist,
  —­Legend of the daughter of Hippocrates,
  —­Of the Soudans and the tower of Babiloyn,
  —­Of the desert between the church of St Catherine and Jerusalem,
  —­Of the dry tree,
  —­How roses came first in the world,
  —­Of the pilgrimages in Jerusalem and of the holy places thereabout,
  —­Of the temple of our Lord, Of the crueltie of King Heroud,
  —­Of Mount Syon,
  —­Of Probatica Piscina,
  —­Of Natatorium Siloe,
  —­Of the Dead Sea,
  —­Of Jordan,
  —­Of the Head of St. John the Baptist,
  —­Of the Samaritans,
  —­Of Galilee,
  —­Of Antichrist,
  —­Of Nazareth,
  —­Of the age of our Lady,
  —­Of the day of Doom,
  —­Of the Jacobites,
  —­Of the Surryenes,
  —­Of the Georgians,
  —­Of Damascus,
  —­Of three ways to Jerusalem,
  —­Of the Saracens,
  —­Of Mahomet,
  —­Of Albany and Lybia,
  —­Of the Wisshinges for Wacchinge of the Sperhauk,
  —­Of Noah,
  —­Of the land of Job,
  —­Of the Chaldeans,
  —­Of Amazons,
  —­Of the true diamond,
  —­Of Indian islands,
  —­Of idols,
  —­Of pepper,
  —­Of a marvellous well,
  —­Of St Thomas,
  —­Of the citie Of Calamye,
  —­Of the isle of Lamary,
  —­Of the form of the Earth,
  —­Of Java,
  —­Of Oracles,
  —­Some wonderful nations,
  —­Of the Great Khan of Cathay. 
Mandeville, (William), Earl of Essex.  His voyage to Jerusalem. 
MANICHES, Emperor of Constantinople. 
Manuel, Emperor of Constantinople.  His letter to Henry ii. 
MARASIA. 
Marseilles. 
Matthew of Westminster, quoted. 
Maximus, King of Britain. 
Montfort, (Simon de).

Nazareth,
  —­taken. 
Nevel or Neville (John).

OCTOBONUS. 
Olympic games. 
Olympus. 
Oriel College,(note). 
Otho (of Roges).

PAMPELUNA, 30. 
Paris (Matthew), quoted. 
PASHED, meaning of word. 
Pelagian heresy, hatched. 
Pelagius, life and trauailes of. 
PESMES (Gerald). 
Petrus de Rupibus, see Des Roches.