'Collections of travels through Turky into Persia, and the East Indies. Giving an account of the present state of those countries, as also a full relation of the five years wars, between Aureng-Zebe and his brothers in their father's life time, about the succession. And a voyage made by the Great Mogul (Aureng-Zebe) with his Army from Dehli to Lahor, from Lahor to Bember, and from thence to the Kingdom of Kachemire, by the Mogols, call'd, the Paradise of the Indies. Together with a relation of the Kingdom of Japan and Tunkin, and of their particular manners and trade. To which is added a new description of the Grand Seignior's Seraglio, and also of all the Kingdoms that encompass the Euxine and Caspian Seas, being the travels of Monsieur TavernierBernier, and other great men.' [‎12] (23/1024)

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Chap. HI. Of theJeveral Roads in general from Aleppo Ifpahan,
and particularly of the Road through the Great Defer t. Pag. 6 0
Chap. IV. Of the Road from Aleppo Itpahan, Mefopotamia
" and Aflyria, which I travelld in my third Voyage to the Indie?. 66
Chap. V. A Continuation of the Road from Nineveh to lipahan, /(gf.
efogf with the Story of an Amhaffador caii d Dommico dv Santis. ^ ^
Chap. VI. Of the Road which the Author kept, when he travell’d the
' fourth time into Afa, to go from Paris Ormus. frjl of hh
Voyage from Marfeilles to Alexandretta. 78
Chap. VII. A Continuation of the Road which the Author kept in the
fourth Voyage info kin,and particularly ofhispajfage upon\he Tigris/?*#
Nineveh to Babylon. 81
Chap. VIII. A Continuation of the Road from Bagdat to Balfara , and
of the Religion of the Chriftians of St. John. 87
Chap. IX. A Continuation of the Road from Baifara to Ormus, ^
Chap. X. Of the Author’s firft Voyage, and the Adventures of the four
french-men. 95
The Third B O O K of the ferfian Travels of Monfieur
f AV E ^NI containing the Author** Sixth and
Laft Voyages,and the Roads through Turky into ferfu,
through the Northern Provinces of Europe. With a
Defcription of feveral Countries, lying upon the
Slack and Cafpian Seas.
Chap. I. Authors fixth and laft Voyage from his fetting out of
\ Paris, to his Landing at Stnyrna. 99
Chap. H. A Continuation of the Author s fixth Voyage, as he travel?d
from Smyrna to Kpahan. 101 f
Chap. III. The Road from Aleppo to Tauris, through Diarbequir mi
Van. ^ < . 10?
Chap. IV. Another Road from Aleppo to Tauris, through Gezire and
other places. , . IC ^
Chap. V. The Road from Aleppo to Ifpahan through the fmall Deject ,
and through Kengavea. _ J p 9
Chap. VI. Another Road from Conftantinople to Ifpahan, hy the Euxlne
or Black Sea ; with feme Remarks upon the principal Cities thereabouts.! 13
Chap. VII. The Road from War low to Ifpahan , over the Black Sea,
and from Ifpahan to Mofco ; with the names and principal Cities and
Iflands of Turky, according to the vulgar pronunciation , as ttjey are
call'd in the Language of the Turks.
Chap. VIIL Remarks upon the Trade of the Ifland of Candy , and the
pi incipal ifles of the^ Archipelago ; as alfo upon fome of the Cities of
Greece adjoyning f with a particular Relation of the prefent condition of
the Grand Sxgnors'Galleys, belonging as well to the Ifles as to the Conti
nent. ' ' .
Chap, IX. A Relation of the prefent fiate (^Georgia; I2 '3
Chap. X. A Relathnof the prefent ft ate c/Mengrelia. ^ 11 f
Chap. XL O/Coniania, Circaffia, and of certain people which they call
Kalmouchs. / * ^
Chap.