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"“Have you ever been to Sumatra?”"

"IX. —Concerning the Island of Java the Less. the Kingdoms of Ferlec and Basma 284 Notes.—1. The Island of Sumatra: application of the term Java."

"Every year there go thither from Sumatra 60,000 cantars of pepper, and 15,000 or 20,000 from Cochin and Malabar, worth 15 to 20 ducats a cantar;"

"the Malays of Sumatra, too, have great faith in the efficacy of certain “stones, which they pretend are extracted from reptiles, birds, animals, etc., in preventing them from being wounded.”"

"Java the Less is the Island of Sumatra. Here there is no exaggeration in the dimension assigned to its circuit, which is about 2300 miles. The old Arabs of the 9th century give it a circuit of 800 parasangs, or say 2800 miles..."

"See Anderson’s Mission to East Coast of Sumatra, pp. 229, 233 and map. The Ferlec of Polo was identified by Valentyn. (Sumatra, in vol. v. p. 21.)"

"…off Sumatra."

"Cannibals of Sumatra (f. 74 v.)."

"Battas of Sumatra, and cannibalism, ii. 288n, 298n"

"—— of Sumatra, ii. 287n"

"Ferlec, in Sumatra, kingdom of, ii. 284, 287n, 294n, 295n, 305n; Hill people, 284, 288n"

"Sumatra, 294n, 297n"

"Sumatra (Java the Less), 23, 120, i. 34, ii. 288n, 300n–301n; described, its kingdoms, 284, 286n, 287n; circuit, 284, 286n"

"Book III. … Malacca—Sumatra—Ferlec—Sago Tree—Angamanain"