Sir Antony Sherley His Relation of His Trauels Into Persia : the Dangers, And Distresses, Which Befell Him in His Passage, Both By Sea And Land, And His Strange And Vnexpected Deliuerances : His Magnificent Entertainement in Persia, His Honourable Imploym
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For admit hee fhould (vpon the mouing of the Kings Ar-» mies/come to any foule conditions of peace in Hunga>m ry^ as it is vulike that hee wiil; yet there muft bee fo much time betweenc the propofition and concluding of the peace, and remouingof his Army thence, andtranf porting it hither , that any great thing will bee firft eft feded, before any obftacle will appeare againft it. But in reafon, hee lliould rather endure any vnreafonabic lofle 'this Way, then tlie leaft there : For (befides tha...t his principal! parts are altogether di(pofed on thatfidej info much that the danger of i7;^;^^^r>' doth extend it felfe to Confiantin&^le) Wee are euenofthc fclfe fame, or of hisTrmeiilcsintoTerfii^ 8^ or liuk different religion, fb that the warrcs cannot pro.
cC'^d with a iiiortall hatred and dcfircofextirpation, which beareth vvithit (bmuch the Icffs danger: and as it is the inore facile to befatisfied/o eafier and leflc perillous condi- tions vviilcuer end ic. Xx\%\TAm'is{ripi^V(iLnne$ ^^xtOiiov^^ p!aceS;Idonotdcnieitibat withal Iknow that the ftrcng»:h of no place can maintain it fclfeagainft thepoAer& furic, and the ordinariemiferies brought by the wars, without a certaine fuccour^ which I canaot fee how they can be confi- dent of.
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For admit hee fhould (vpon the mouing of the Kings Ar-» mies/come to any foule conditions of peace in Hunga>m ry^ as it is vulike that hee wiil; yet there muft bee fo much time betweenc the propofition and concluding of the peace, and remouingof his Army thence, andtranf porting it hither , that any great thing will bee firft eft feded, before any obftacle will appeare againft it. But in reafon, hee lliould rather endure any vnreafonabic lofle 'this Way, then tlie leaft there : For (befides tha...t his principal! parts are altogether di(pofed on thatfidej info much that the danger of i7;^;^^^r>' doth extend it felfe to Confiantin&^le) Wee are euenofthc fclfe fame, or of hisTrmeiilcsintoTerfii^ 8^ or liuk different religion, fb that the warrcs cannot pro.
cC'^d with a iiiortall hatred and dcfircofextirpation, which beareth vvithit (bmuch the Icffs danger: and as it is the inore facile to befatisfied/o eafier and leflc perillous condi- tions vviilcuer end ic. Xx\%\TAm'is{ripi^V(iLnne$ ^^xtOiiov^^ p!aceS;Idonotdcnieitibat withal Iknow that the ftrcng»:h of no place can maintain it fclfeagainft thepoAer& furic, and the ordinariemiferies brought by the wars, without a certaine fuccour^ which I canaot fee how they can be confi- dent of.
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