Travels & Voyages Through Europe, Asia, and Africa, for Nineteen Years

W. Reid, 1814 - 412 sider

The Duke of Florence his patrimony	27

The first plantation of Venice	36

Dedaluss labyrinth on Ida Page	73

A description of all the isles Cyclades and Sporades c	79

The beautiful dames of Scio and rich attire	86

Of the pursuit of two Turkish galliots	92

False testimonies of vagabond Greeks dispersed abroad	99

An exact relation of Troy and her famous antiquities 162	108

The burialplace of the kings and queens of Israel	223

Lazaruss tomb in Bethany and of Mount Olivet and the monuments	230

Grievous and fastidious travelling in the deserts of Arabia	238

Two yearly seasons in reaping grain in Egypt	244

Of the nature of the Egyptian Moors Christian Copties and their	250

The alterations of Egypt	259

A joyful arrival in Malta	266

PART VIII	274

A French poltroon playing the palliard at the Galatta	114

Of the Turkish churchmen and their times of prayer	120

Mahomets promise broke	126

Of the number of all our Christian emperors in the east and west	132

Of the great forces of the Great Turk	140

The isle of Rhodes and the idol Colossus	147

The isle of Cyprus replanted	154

The bishop of Eden on Libanus	160

Beershack on Euphrates my furthest travels in the east	166

The special towns of the holy land	178

My arrival in Jerusalem	193

The four hills of Jerusalem and the triumph of Titus Page	196

The temple of Solomon thrice built and destroyed	205

A turpentine rod brought from Jordan and given to King James	211

The glorious chapel of the holy grave	217

Of the lake of Geneva and of the river Rhone	280

Of the divers plantations of Carthage	286

Monsieur Chatteline a French lapidary and of our arrival at Fez	292

The formal oaths of the Knights of Malta and their order	306

The Sicilian tyrants	314

Of Sibyllas cave and diningroom	320

A crew of diabolical Popes	328

Vienna in Austria and the special towns of Hungary	336

Of the four provinces of Ireland and the Irish manners and living 840	348

Naked ambition conferred upon poor Toledo	356

The sentence of their inquisition	377

A brief description of Scotland and the circumjacent isles	393

A dangerous place in Pentland frith	400

St Winnefreds well and other things	406

Tittel	Travels & Voyages Through Europe, Asia, and Africa, for Nineteen Years
Forfatter	William Lithgow
Utgave	12
Utgiver	W. Reid, 1814
Original fra	Harvard University
Digitalisert	6. nov 2008
Lengde	412 sider

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