‘The perillous and most unhappy voyages of John Struys, through Italy, Greece, Lifeland, Moscovia, Tartary, Media, Persia, East-India, Japan, and other places in Europe, Africa and Asia. Containing, I. Most accurate remarks and observations of the distinct qualities, religion, politie, customs, laws and properties of the inhabitants: II. A due description of the several cities, towns, forts and places of trust, as to their site and strength, fortifications by nature, or art, &c. with other things worthy of note: and III. An exact memorial of the most disastrous calamities which befell the author in those parts (viz) by ship-wrack, robberies, slavery, hunger, tortures, with other incommodities and hardships’ [‎15] (26/470)

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into the Service of the Venetians. Ar
rival at Corfu with an account of it's
Strength , Bulwarks , Sconces and
other Fortifications, near, and about
the City. Fertility of the Ifland. Ar
rival at Cephaloma , it's Fertility, Si
tuation and Strength. Arrival at
Sanie , an account of its Strength,
its Villages , Scarcity of frefh Wa
ter. Arrival at Cerigo Situation of
that Ifland, Rcliques, or Ruins of
the Temple of Venus, 9 6 .
' Chap. VIII.
The Author's arrival at or
Xame, It's admirable Strength, Villa
ges,and great Scarcity of frefh Water.
Their Dough for bread kneaded with
Wine in Head of Water. Arrival at
Cerigo-y Situation of-that Ifland. Re-
liques of the Tcmple of Venus. Arri
val at Candi/t , with it's Situation. A
Defcription of the Citie , as to it's
Strength, Inhabitants, the moil emi
nent Buildings and Churches, Cli-
mat , Soil , Vintage , Fruits, Ve
getables , Cartel, Fowl , Plenty of
Silk and other Commodities, asalfo
the modern Habit and Attire of the
Cmdians. A Defcription of
The famous Fight between La^aro
Mocenigo and the Tributary Auxilia
ries of i^yirgiets , TThe tans and
Zo 'eli. The Fort of taken in
by the Froveditor Mocenigo. The Turks
atcacque Tenedos , but in vain. The
Turkijh Armada come out of the
danelli. The Beginning of rhe In gage-
ment. The Turkifh Emperour comes
with an Army of 20000 Horfe,
and 80000 Foot down tothelhorcj
where from a high Tent he fees the
Ingagement. The loofe their
Foils , and Sail off. The incompa
rable valour of tJliocenigo and Sembo-,
who are unluckily kilTd by the tall
of a Sail-yard. Their Galley blown
up with 400 Men. The Lofs and
Gains both on fides. 98,
Chap. IX.
The Venet'unAxmzdtappear before
Napoli dt Maha&id , where they attack
a Redoubt , which is furrendred.
The City treats with the Governour-
The Fleet appears before
2 terrible Earthquakes: Wine good
and cheap. The Author fent afhoar
to buy Frovifion. The Fleet under
Sail. The Turks come upon the Ifland,
& the Author in danger of being
made Slave j hidden by the Greeks,
and brought to Em ho with a Barque.
Arrival before 2{icJIa , The Ruins of
Apollos Temple. Arrival at Metel-
tno , it's Situation and Strength >
plenty of Marble , Cypres wood,
Wine, and Cartel. the Win
ter-haven for the T Galleys.
Georgia de Scyro. Delos: Reliques and
Ruins of Heathenifh Temples and
Images of ^dpollo , and
The Caftle of Tenos blown up with
it's own Powder. The Ifland .
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