'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.' [‎118] (157/1024)

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Metbtlin,
Smyrna,
'troy,
Lemnos,
'Xenedos,
Negropont,
The Vardan els,
Athens,
Barut,
Sexde*
Tyre,
St. John of Vacres,
Antioch,
Trebizond,
S inopus.
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Sakes.
Medilli.
Iimir.
Eski Iftamboul
Limio.
Bogge-adafi.
Eghirbos.
Bogaz-ki.
Atina.
Biroult.
Saida.
Sour.
Acra.
Antexia.
Tarabozan.
Sinap.
jn the Fortiefs of Sinopus, at the lower part of the Wall there is a Stonetolt
feen where there is an Infcription in Latin abbreviated, with the word Rome irut, j
whence feme conjecture may be made that the Remans built it.
The Mediterranean Sea, Akdcniis. I
The Ocean, Der.jay Mouhut.
The Black, Sea, Kara-Denus.
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C H A P. VIII.
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Remarks upon the 'Trade ofthfc IJland of Czn&yi and theftinctyi
IJksof the Archipelago, as alfo upon fome of tfafttus]
Greece adjoining ; with a particular Relation ofthe prefat Con
dition of the Grand Signor s Galleys, belonging as well to tk
Jfles as to the Continent.
Of the ISLAND of CANDY.
O UT of the Ifland of Candy Strangers export great (lore of Wheat®! i
Sallet-Oyl, all forts of Pulfe, Cheefe, yellow Wax, Cottons, W .
but more efpecially Malmfey, wherein confifts its chiefeft Trade. WW
Vintage draws near, the Country-people that are to gather the Owps |
wrap their Feet in a piece of a Boar’s Skin, which they tye together upon t
upper part of the Foot with a piece of Pack-thred, to preferve their Feet from _ It
violent heat of the Rocks upon which they are to tread. Thofe Skins I
out of Ruffta by the Ruffes, that bring Botargoand Caviare to ConjUntinople, vvna |
they have a vaft vent for it all over Xurky, Perfia, and Ethiopia-, whetet y I
follow the Greek, and Armenian Church, eat little or nothing elfe all the »•
the way take notice, that the Lurks ma he a certain Glew out of Sturgeon, wnic i J
beft in the World, fo that whatever is faften’d with it, will rather break in another p j
than where it is glew’d. They make it thus: When they have caught a Sturg^ . ,
pull out his Guts, and then there remains a Skin that covers the Flelh i t is
they take off from the head to the belly. It is very clammyj and about t e , ^
nefs of two Sheets of Paper, which they roll as thick as a Man’s Arm, an
dry in the Sun. When they ufe it, they beat it with a Mallet, an w n ^
well beat’n they break it into pieces, and deep it in Water for halt an o
little Pot. . ,
When the Venetians were Mahers of Candy, they that had comtnitted any ' |
which deferv’d Death, if they could get out of the Bland before they vki j