The Progress of Maritime Discovery From the Earliest Period to the Close of the
The Progress of Maritime Discovery From the Earliest Period to the Close of the
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1. 26. • Ibid, p. 47. Ch. 46. I 16. ' Ibid, p. 47. 1. 54, MARITIME DISCOVERY. Jaj yeare paft ; and I found our young men in health, yet much Ch. I. § 2.
-_-, , r-^ rf 11 H Narrative of afflicted with penurie, as vjollet told me. ;?. ;V»y»;».
For the remainder, or a more minute account of thefe early travels, the reader is referred to Purchas. Rubruquis arrived at the village " of Sumerkent on the fifteenth of Odober 1254; and pafling through the Porta Ferrea of Alexander, to which has been give...n the name of Derbetid^ he entered on a valley, in which the ruins of fome walls conftru(3:ed by the Macedonians were ftill vifi- ble. On the firft Sunday in Lent, 1255, the travellers arrived in the dominions of the " Soldan of Turkey ; and hearing at * Curcum^ a port of Cilicia, that Louis the eleventh had returned to France, they propofed to embark at Tripoli : their intentions were however prevented by the Provincial. , whom they found at Nicofia. Rubru- quis therefore difpatched a meflenger to carry the above relation to his fovereign, accompanied with the following epiftle : — And our Provinciall determined, that I Jhould leave * Aeon, not f'iffering me to come unto you ; commanding to write unto you, ivhat I luould by the bearer of thefe prefents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. 26. • Ibid, p. 47. Ch. 46. I 16. ' Ibid, p. 47. 1. 54, MARITIME DISCOVERY. Jaj yeare paft ; and I found our young men in health, yet much Ch. I. § 2.
-_-, , r-^ rf 11 H Narrative of afflicted with penurie, as vjollet told me. ;?. ;V»y»;».
For the remainder, or a more minute account of thefe early travels, the reader is referred to Purchas. Rubruquis arrived at the village " of Sumerkent on the fifteenth of Odober 1254; and pafling through the Porta Ferrea of Alexander, to which has been give...n the name of Derbetid^ he entered on a valley, in which the ruins of fome walls conftru(3:ed by the Macedonians were ftill vifi- ble. On the firft Sunday in Lent, 1255, the travellers arrived in the dominions of the " Soldan of Turkey ; and hearing at * Curcum^ a port of Cilicia, that Louis the eleventh had returned to France, they propofed to embark at Tripoli : their intentions were however prevented by the Provincial. , whom they found at Nicofia. Rubru- quis therefore difpatched a meflenger to carry the above relation to his fovereign, accompanied with the following epiftle : — And our Provinciall determined, that I Jhould leave * Aeon, not f'iffering me to come unto you ; commanding to write unto you, ivhat I luould by the bearer of thefe prefents.
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