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Panfaleria, island of, i. 20.
Passage duty, what, i. 219 .
Paul, St., port of, i. 21, 67 .
.-grotto of, i. 27-
-statue of, i. 27-
-rock of, i. 76.
Paul I., reception of the ambassadorfrom Malta by, li. part ii. 44 .
-assumes the title of grand-master
of Malta, ii. part ii. 107.
-creates a new Russian priory, ii.
part ii. 107-
-, proclamations by, ii. partii. 280,
291.
Paule (Anthony de), grand-master, ii.168. Regulations of the generalchapter which was held in his time,ii. 171.
Perellos, grand-master, ii. 213.
Peter, St., festival of the day of, i.91.
Peter the Great of Russia, an ambas-sador from, visits Malta, ii. 213 .Phseacians, ancient inhabitants ofMalta, i. 2.
Philip, don, son of the king of Tunis,turned Christian, ii. 1 9 1.
Piali, the Turkish bashaw, commanderat the siege of Malta, ii. 74, 111.Piancourt, the chevalier de, bravery of,ii. 186.
Pignon de Velez, taken by the knightsof Malta, ii. 68.
Pinto, the city, or Qurmi, i. 52.
Pinto de Fonseca, Emanuel, grand-master, ii. 238.
-offered by the Genoese to be made
king of Corsica, ii. 238.
-- death of, ii. 255.
Plants, catalogue of the principal, ofMalta, i. 155.
-list of the scarcest and most cu-rious, in Malta, i. 156.
-catalogue of such as, according
to Cavahini, grow in Malta andGoza, i. 158.
-catalogue of several which, ac-cording to Forskal, grow in Malta,i. 173.
Poincy, the chevalier de, persuades theorder to purchase the island of St.Christopher, ii. 192 .
Polastron, de, bravery and death of,ii. 101, 102.
-the commander, sent to
Rome, ii. 169 .
Polish commanderics restored to theorder, ii. part ii. 10.
Population of Malta, i. 107.
Portuguese knights, murder committedby some, ii. 142.
Preti (Matthias), a celebrated painter,i. 24, 32.
Priests of obedience, who, i. 211.
Prince of Peace, a design entertainedby Bonaparte to make him grand-master, ii. part ii. 43.
Priors of the grand-priories of Eng-land, list of, ii. part ii. 213.
-of Ireland, ii. part ii. 215.
Priories belonging to each languageof the order, names and number of,
i. 241.
Proclamation, appointing Paul I. tothe grand-mastership, ii. partii. 276.
-of the emperor Paul,
ii. 280.
- of the emperor Alex-ander, ii. part ii. 291.
Profession of a knight of St. John ofJerusalem, ceremony of, i. 221.
-of a hospitaller nun of the
order of St. John of Jerusalem, ii.part ii. 223.
Proofs of nobility requisite for admis-sion into the order of St. John ofJerusalem, i. 213.
Proserpine, altar dedicated to, i. 3.
Provence, commanderics dependent onthe language of) list of the, ii. partii. 297.
-knights received in the lan-guage of, list of the, ii. part ii. 302.
Provisions, scarcity and price of, duringthe blockade of Malta, ii. part it.143, 153.
Prussia, conduct of the kings of, to-wards the order, i. 262.
Public edifices of Malta, i. 36.
Punic monuments in Malta, i. 5.
OURMI, or the city Pinto, i. 52.
RABBATO, i. 63.
Raimond de Puis, grand-master, i.184, 185.