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100 1 $aTafur, Pero,$d1410?-1484?
245 10 $aTravels and adventures 1435-1439 /$cPero Tafur.
260 $aLondon :$bRoutledgeCurzon,$c2005.
300 $a1 online resource (xv, 260 pages)
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490 1 $aThe Broadway travellers ;$v017
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
546 $aTranslated from the Spanish.
588 0 $aPrint version record.
505 0 $aCh. 1. Departure from San Lucar. The count of Niebla. Th attack on Gibraltar. Gibraltar. Return to San Lucar. Cadiz. The Barbary coast. Ceuta. Malaga. Cartagena. The Balearic isles. Gulf of Lyons. A great storm. The Riviera. Genoa -- ch. 2. Genoa. Litigation with certain merchants. San Lorenzo. Genoese possessions abroad. The inhabitants. A rising. Sestri Levante. Portovenere. Spezia. Lerici. Pietra-santa. Leghorn. The vessel taken by the count of Modica. Niccolo Piccinio. Pisa. Florence. Pistoia. Bologna. Pope Eugenius. Ferrara. Bills of exchange. Venice -- ch. 3. Rome. Pope Gregory and the faithful. The walls. The Tiber. Castle of St. Angelo. The vatican. Old St. Peter's. St. John Lateran. Right of sanctuary. Sancta Sanctorum. Statue of Marcus Aurelius. The Colosseum. Imperial buildings on the Palatine. S. Maria Nuova. S. Croce in Gerusalemme. S. Silvestro in Capite. S. Maria Rotonda. Trajan's column. Triumphal arches. S. Maria in Ara Coeli. S. Maria Maggiore. S. Prassede. S. Pietro in Vincoli. S. Anastasio alle Tre Fontane. The miserable condition of the city. The inhabitants. Wild beast within the walls -- ch. 4. Rome to Viterbo. Perugia. Assisi. Gubbio. Meeting with count of Urbino. Rimini. Ravenna. Venice. Arrangements for the voyage -- ch. 5. Departure from Venice. Parenzo. Zara. Ragusa. Corfu. Gulf of Patras. Isthmus of Corinth. A monastery of Greek monks. Island of Cythera. Crete. Rhodes. The knights Hospitallers. Arrival at Jaffa -- ch. 6. Landing at Jaffa. Jerusalem. The holy sepulchre. The holy places. Bethlehem. Return to Jerusalem. Jericho. The Jordan. The pilgrims bathe and one is drowned. Visit to the Dead Sea. Mount Quarantana. A French squire falls off the mountain. Trouble with an official. Judgment and execution. Bethany. Mount Tabor. Tafur penetrates into the Mosque of Omar. Second visit to the holy sepulchre. Three pilgrims dubbed knights -- ch. 7. Departure for Cyrpus. Rama. Jaffa. Beyrout. Colchis. Cyprus. Nicosia. Mosen Suarez and the late king's captivity. Tafur is appointed ambassador to the sultan of Egypt -- ch. 8. Departure from Cyprus. Damietta. Weasels and carrier-pigeons. A narrow escape. The Nile. Crocodiles. Hippopotami. Journey up the Nile to Babylonia (Cairo). The Mamelukes. Reception by the sultan of Egypt. La Matarea. The pyramids. Elephants. A giraffe. A game of polo.
505 8 $aCh. 21. Departure from Venice. An engagement between the Venetians and the Milanese. Ferrara. Pope Eugenius and the emperor of the east. A meeting of the council. The marquis Niccolo. Parma. Piacenza. Milan. Duke Filippo Maria Visconti. The government -- ch. 22. The route for Germany. Crossing the Alps. The St. Gothard pass. Basle. The baths. Schaffhausen. Washing for gold. Strassburg. Precautions against fire. Mainz. The Rhine. Coblenz. Arrival at Cologne -- ch. 23. Cologne. The inns. Archbishop Dietrich von Mors. The cathedral. A miracle in the chapel of the three kings. The fair. Journey down the Rhine. The duke of Cleves. Nymegen. Bois-le-duc. Lila. Malines. Brussels. Duke Philip the good. A hospitable abbess -- ch. 24. Bruges. Arras. Ghent. Antwerp -- ch. 25. Louvain. Bois-le-duc. Nymegen. Frankfurt. Cologne. Mainz. The travellers are kidnapped and released. Tafur loses his sword. Basle. A tourney at Schaffhausen. Constance. Ulm. Nordlingen. Kaspar Schlick. Nuremberg. Prague. The Margrave of Meissen -- ch. 26. Bresalu. The emperor Albert II. Life at court. The king of Poland. Breslau in winter -- ch. 27. Departure from Breslau. Journey to Vienna. Tafur is attacked by the way. Vienna. The empress Elizabeth. Buda. Neustadt. Duke Frederick of Austria. The Carnic Alps. Friuli. Treviso. Padua -- ch. 28. Ferrara. The pope leaves for Florence. Venice. A great engineering feat. Vicenza. Verona. Florence. The pope and the emperor. Pisa. Bologna. Venice -- ch. 29. The homeward journey. Ravenna. Brindisi. The straits of Messina. The sirens. Lipari islands. Palermo. Syracuse. Mount Etna. Tuis. Sardinia.
505 8 $aCh. 9. The journey to Mount Sinai. Trade in mummy. The monastery. Tafur proposes to visit India. Arrival ofa caravan. Nicolo de' Conti. He relates the story of his life. The Red Sea -- ch. 10. The return journey from Mount Sinai. Nicolo de' Conti continues his relation. Prester John -- ch. 11. Arrival in Cairo. The story of Pedro de la Randa. Administration of justice. Life in the streets of Cairo -- ch. 12. Departure from Cairo. Alexandria. The voyage to Cyprus. Nicosia. A rising. The king's person. Departure for Rhodes. A narrow escape from the Turks. A great storm. Arrival at Rhodes. Death of the grand master. Election of his successor -- ch. 13. Voyage to Constantinople. Shipwreck. Tafur is almost drowned. A fight between Catalans and Genoese. Two embassies arrive for the emperor of the east. Chios. Troy. The Dardanelles. Pera -- ch. 14. Constantinople. The emperor John Palaeologus. Tafur's family tree. The story of the fourth crusade. Tafur's reception at court. Departure of the emperor for Europe -- ch. 15. Adrianople. Description of the Grand Turk. The Black Sea. Arrival at Trebizond -- ch. 16. Trebizond. The usurper. Kaffa. The slave-market. Tafur purchases three slaves. The Don. the trade in caviare. The Grand Khan. The Tartars -- ch. 17. Return to Constantinople. St. Sophia. The relics. Statue of Constantine (Justinian). A holy picture. The hippodrome. The serpent column. A statue called the Just. The palace. The library. The miserable condition of the city. Summary justice. A feint by the Turks. They are bought off -- ch. 18. Brusa. Pera. Departure from Constantinople. Tafur rescues some Christian slaves and is wounded. Mytilene. Salonica. A great storm. Ragusa. Ancona. Spalato. A sea monster -- ch. 19. Parenzo. Return to Venice. The fresh pilgrims. Tafur's goods are seized and released by order of the Doge. The ceremony of the marriage of the sea. St. Mark's treasure. The emperor Barbarossa and the pope -- ch. 20. Description of Venice. The gondolas. St. Mark's. The Campanile. The government. Provisions and trade. Wealth of the common people. Sanitary arrangements. Rigorous administration of justice. The arsenal. A hospital for foundlings. Scrupulous regard for money matters. The possessions abroad.
520 $a'A document of unique interest it is a picture of Europe at a most critical moment of its history, when the Continent was overwhelmed by misery, disease and unrest. A cool observer, without prejudice or excitement Tafur noted the symptoms of decay.' Sunday Times.This edition, translated and edited by Malcolm Letts, was the first complete translation of Tafur in any language.
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