i

Page.

Eihnology of the Indo-Pacific Islands. By J. R. Logan,

Esq.... .. ... ...1,162,359

Language.

The Racks And Languages Of S. E. Asia Considered In Re-

Lation To Those Of The Indo-pacific Islands.

Chapter V. (Continued.)

Enquiries into the Ethnic History and Relations of the Dravirian

Formation,—embracing notices of the Fino-Japanese, Caucasian

Indo-European, Semitico-African, Euskarian and American

Languages.

Sec. II. Glossarial Indications of the Ethnic History and Relations of the Dravi-

rian Languages .... .... .... 1,162

See. 12. Recapitulation and Inferences.. .. .. .... 359

Chapter Ti.

Enquiries into the Ethnic History and Relations of the Tibeto-

Ultraindian and Mon-Anam Formations.

Introductory Note .. ... 383

I. The Tibeto-Burman Formation.

Sec. 1. The General Characters of Hhotian and its relation to Chinese and Scy-

thic. .. .. . .. .. .. .387

Sec. 2. The General Characters of the Si-Fan Languages and their relation to

Bhotian. ....... .394

Sec. 3. Pronouns.. .. .. .. .. .. ..402

Sec. 4. Numerals.. .. .... .. .. 418

Sec. 5. The Miscellaneous Glossarial affinities of the Tibetan dialects amongst

themselves and with Chinese and Scythic. .. .. .. 434

II,

Notices of Singapore .... .... 53,442

in.

Notes to Illustrate the Genealogy of the Malayan Royal Families,

with Tables 66

IV.

Translation of the Malayan Laws of the Principality of Johor. 71

V.

Sketch of the Rhio-Lingga Archipelago.... ... 96

VI.

Notes on the Chinese in Pinang.... .... .... 109

VII.

Journey to the Summit of Gunong Benko, or the Sugar Loaf

Mountain, in the interior of Bencoolen.... .... 125

VIII.

Legend of the Burmese Budha, called Gaudama, by the Rev. P.

Bigandbt 139,325,483

IX.

The Chagalelegat, or Mantawe Islanders, by J.R. Logan, Esq. 273

V Notes Illustrative of the life and services of Sir Stamford Raf-
Fles a... a... «... ^ , m t .... 30C5

XI.

Cannibalism among the Battas.... .... .... 358

Appendix To Chapter V. Op Part Ii Op The Ethnology Op The

Indo-pacipic Islan-ds.

A. Comparative Vocabulary of the Numerals of the Draviiian formation. 1 »' ■ '• »

B. Comparative Vocabulary of Miscellaneous Words of the Dravirian forma-

tion.. .. .. .. .. 4

Page

B

Sottas, Cannibalism among the, xif.... ..•• •*.•« 358

Bigandet, The Revd. P.—Legend of the Burmese Budha

called Gaudama, vm .... 139, 3*25, 483

Bencoolcn, Journey to the Summit of Gunong Benko, or the

Sugar Loaf Mountain, in the interior of, vn.. 125

C

Cannibalism among the Battas, xi.... .... .... 358

Chinese in Pinang, Notes on, vi .... 109

E

Isthnolocrn anil lEthnographg:

Ethnology of the Indo-Pacific Islands, i.. 1,162, 359

The Chagalelegat, or Mantawe Islanders, ix.... 273

G

Gaudama, Legend of the Burmese Budha called, vm.. 139,

325, 483
©eogtaplJB:

Sketch of the Rhio-Lingga Archipelago, v 96

Journey to the Summit of Gunong Benko, vn .. 125

Genealogy of the Malayan Royal Families, Notes to illus-

trate, in 66

I

Indo-Pacific Islands, Ethnology of the, i.... .. 1, 162, 359

J

Johor, Translation of the Malayan Laws of the Principality

of, iv.... .... .... 71

Journey to the Summit of Gunong Benko, or the Sugar Loaf

Mountain, in the interior of Bencoolen, vn .... 125

L

Logan, J. R.—Ethnology of the Indo-Pacific Islands, i

1,162, 359

The Chagalelegat or Mantawe Islanders, ix 273

Legend of the Burmese Budha called Gaudama, vm. 139,325,483

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