Fifteenth Century Pilgrim Life On the Mediterranean
Fifteenth Century Pilgrim Life On the Mediterranean
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"Small fees" of an unspeci- fied nature were, however, to be met by the palmers them- selves.
12. Each ticket-holder was to pay forty-five newly minted ducats to the captain, one-half at Venice and one-half at Joppa.
13. The goods of any pilgrim who might die along the way were to be turned over to his executor and were not to be seized by the captain, 14. The passage money of every such person was to be repaid in half to his executor.
10 15. Bodies of dead pilgrims were to be buried in the nea...rest Christian port unless their comrades specifically con- sented to burial at sea.
16. Should a passenger wish to leave his party at any time when in the Holy Land, ten ducats fare was to be refunded him.
17. The captain was to make arrangements so far as possible for those separating themselves from the group.
18. Pilgrims were to be given space in which to keep any fowls that they might wish to use for food. The galley cook was to permit the use of his fire for the proper prepa- ration of this additional fare at the passengers' own pleasure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Small fees" of an unspeci- fied nature were, however, to be met by the palmers them- selves.
12. Each ticket-holder was to pay forty-five newly minted ducats to the captain, one-half at Venice and one-half at Joppa.
13. The goods of any pilgrim who might die along the way were to be turned over to his executor and were not to be seized by the captain, 14. The passage money of every such person was to be repaid in half to his executor.
10 15. Bodies of dead pilgrims were to be buried in the nea...rest Christian port unless their comrades specifically con- sented to burial at sea.
16. Should a passenger wish to leave his party at any time when in the Holy Land, ten ducats fare was to be refunded him.
17. The captain was to make arrangements so far as possible for those separating themselves from the group.
18. Pilgrims were to be given space in which to keep any fowls that they might wish to use for food. The galley cook was to permit the use of his fire for the proper prepa- ration of this additional fare at the passengers' own pleasure.
What to read after Fifteenth Century Pilgrim Life On the Mediterranean?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowell J Lowell Joseph Ragatz to read onlineMoreLess
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