Travels and Voyages, Through Europe, Asia, and Africa, for Nineteen Years: Containing an Account of the Religion, Government, Policy, Laws, Customs, Trade, &c. of the Several Countries Through which the Author Travelled; and a Description of Jerusalem, and Many Other Remarakable Places Mentioned in Sacred and Profane History: Also a Narrative of the Tortures He Suffered in the Spanish Inquisition, and of His Miraculous Deliverance from Those Cruelties

A. Murray and J. Cochran, 1770 - 490 sider

PART	1

St Katharine of Siena	12

PART II	18

Ignorance and floth the two mothers of poverty and mifery	50

Of the commonwealth of Ragufa and the limits of the king	56

A dangerous feafight	63

Zante enriched with currants	64

Of the great Beglerbeg of Greece	72

A turpentine rod brought from Jordan and given to King	243

The glorious chapel of the holy grave	250

Knights of the holy grave	256

Chrifts crib at Bethlehem and solomons fifhponds	262

Grievous and faftidious travelling in the deferts of Arabia	275

PART VII	282

Of the Egyptian decorations	289

Of the true knowledge of the flowing of the great riyer Nile	295

The governors and garriſons of Crete fubject to Venice	78

Dedaluss labyrinth on Ida	85

Certain diſtances from Candy to Europe Afia and Africa	91

The beautiful dames of Scio and rich attire	100

Of the purfuit of two Turkiſh galleots	106

Falfe teftimonies of vagabond Greeks difperfed abroad	113

My paffing the Hellefpont fea to Conftantinople	124

A French poltroon playing the palliard at the Galatta	130

Of the Turkish churchmen and their times of prayer	136

Mahomets laws	139

Mahomets promiſe broke	145

Turks lent and opinion of hell	151

Of the great Turks yearly revenues	157

PART V	163

The ifle of Rhodes and the idol Coloffus	169

The Florentines attempt to conquer Cyprus	176

The bishop of Eden on Libanus	184

Beerſhack on Euphrates my furtheft travels in the eaſt	191

Damafcus and the forces of the baſhaw thereof	197

The ſpecial towns of the holy land	218

PART VI	225

The Jewish and Chriſtian kings of Jerufalem	229

The temple of Solomon thrice built and deſtroyed	237

Of the revenues and confines of Egypt	301

A joyful arrival in Malta	308

An eſcape from murder	314

Weifle taken by Spincola	320

The fabulous miracles of Culloine	321

Greek Albanefes fled to Calabria from Albania in Epire	328

The marine provinces betwixt Tunis and Algier and their	332

Monfieur Chatteline a French lapidary and of our arrival	339

PART IX	352

Of Mount Etna and the laſt fire	361

A boiling fountain in Iſha	380

The falfe and arrogant title of the Popes pretended	386

A defcription of Tranſylvania	395

Poland is the nurſe of Scotlands common younglings	400

My departure from Ireland to France	415

Naked ambition conferred upon poor Toledo	424

His Majeftys letters and feals mifregarded	430

Of the manner of their rack and cruel torturing	437

The fentence of their inquifition	450

A brief defcription of Scotland and the circumjacent ifles	465

Prodigal and fuperfluous pofting from Scotland to court	471

Remarks on a ſtrange fort of geefe in the Orkneys	478

The mufical cave in Glamorganfhire	484

Tittel	Travels and Voyages, Through Europe, Asia, and Africa, for Nineteen Years: Containing an Account of the Religion, Government, Policy, Laws, Customs, Trade, &c. of the Several Countries Through which the Author Travelled; and a Description of Jerusalem, and Many Other Remarakable Places Mentioned ...
Forfatter	William Lithgow
Utgave	11
Utgiver	A. Murray and J. Cochran, 1770
Original fra	Bayerns statsbibliotek
Digitalisert	25. feb 2013
Lengde	490 sider

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