+Anzicana+, Anzichi, Anziques, Mundiqueti, etc., the people of the Makoko (_Anseke_, "distant," "remote"), are undoubtedly the Bateke about Stanley Pool. Knivet's account, 10, 91; war with them, 112
+Aquilunda+, or Achelunda (D. Lopez), a supposed lake, 74; Douville (_Voyage au Congo_, ii, 173), suggests that the name meant "here (Aqui) is Lunda."
+Aquisyma+ (D. Lopez), misprint for Agisymba.
+Aragão+, Balth. Rebello de, xviii, 27, 153, 157, 158; attempt to cross Africa, 161; on Ouando, 206
+Argento+, Monti dell (D. Lopez), supposed "Silver Mountains" (Serra da Prata) near Kambambe.
+Ari+, or Hary, a district, 9.0 S., 15.5 E. _See_ Ngola Ari.
+Armada+, its destruction in 1588, xiv, 169
+Armistice+ of 1609-21, 170; or 1641, 171
+Ayaka+ (Aiacca), 7.5 S., 18.0 E., their invasion of Kongo, 120; are not identical with Jaga, 149
+Bagamidri.+ D. Lopez calls it a river, separating Mataman and Monomotapa, but it is clearly _Bege meder_ of Abyssinia gone astray.
+Bahia das Vaccas+, 12.9 S., 13.4E., 16, 29, 160
+Bailundo+ (Mbalundu), 12.2 S., 19.7 E., 172
+Bakkebakke+ (Mbakambaka), diminutive of Mbaka, dwarf, and according to Dennett, also the name of a fetish _Shibingo_ which prevents growth. _See_ Matimba.
+Bambala+ (Mbala, Mbambela), a district, 10.6 S., 14.5 E., 22
+Bamba-tunga+ (Mbamba-tungu), soba, 9.6 S., 14.4 E., 147, 158
+Bancare+ (D. Lopez), a tributary of the Kongo, east of Nsundi.
+Bangala+, the people of the Jaga, 9.5 S., 13.0 E., 84, 149
+Bango aquitambo+ (Bangu a Kitambu), missionary station, 9.1 S., 14.9 E.
+Bangono+, mani, in hills north of Dande River, 8.5 S., 13.6 E., 12
+Bangu+, kingdom, "trunk" of Kongo, 24; perhaps _Bangu_ on the river Mbengu. Bangu signifies an acclivity, and the name occurs frequently.
+Bangu-bangu+, soba near Nzenza a ngombe, 168
+Banna+ (Banya), river, 3.5 S., 11.0 E., 53
+Baptista+, Manuel, bishop, 118, 121, 122
+Barbara+, Kambe, sister of Queen Nzinga, 166, 173, 176
+Barbela+ (Berbela), river, a tributary of the Kongo, which flows through Mpangu. According to L. Magyar (_Peterm. Mitt._ 1857, p. 187); the south arm of the Kongo opposite Mboma, is known as Barbela.
+Barreira+, F. Balthasar, Jesuit, 144, 147
+Barreiras+, "cliffs." _Barreiras vermelhas_, north of Zaire, 5.3 S.; _Ponta das barreiras_, 3.2 S.