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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A49883	The world surveyed, or The famous voyages & travailes of Vincent le Blanc, or White, of Marseilles ... containing a more exact description of several parts of the world, then hath hitherto been done by any other authour : the whole work enriched with many authentick histories / originally written in French ; and faithfully rendred into English by F.B., Gent.; Voyages fameux. English	Leblanc, Vincent, 1554-ca. 1640.; Brooke, Francis.	1660 (1660)	Wing L801; ESTC R5816	408,459	466

Page 9 Books of the lives and sects of Mahomets successors Page 13 Benjamin Page 19 Biharen Page 30 Benmir Page 32 Babylon ibid. Bagded Page 32 33. Balsora ibid. Bacchat Page 35 Besoart stone Page 36 Barcas Page 40 Batinisar and her Carpets Page 44 Baticola Page 54 Bisnegar Page 72.74 A History of the King of Bisnegar Page 73 Bramins high Priests Page 75 Barrs of gold Page 94 Ball-play Page 99.155 Betell a tree Page 101 Birds of Paradise Page 115 Beasts trained up to hunt Page 166 A bloody battell Page 178 Birds of strange nature ibid. Belugara a town in Monopotapa Page 186 Butua a Province Page 198 Bagamidri a town in Ethiopia Page 218. Bagamidri called Imperial and why ibid. Bagamidri a kingdom ibid. Bagamadri how bounded ibid. Barua a town Page 241.227 Biguen a strong town Page 235 Bridges of straw Page 236 Baza a pleasant town Page 256 Beniermi a desert Page 271 Bazuelle a fair town Page 273 Natural Balsome and how it growes Page 275 Barua an Isle Page 321 Bracala a country Page 322 Baris an Ape very serviceable Page 325 Bread made of fish Page 333 Beseé espada a dangerous fish Page 336 A History of Bibical Page 338 Breezes winds Page 341 Bacaltos why so called a coast annoyed with fish Page 347 Bacaltos discovered by an English man Page 348 Strange beasts Page 380 Birds of prodigious greatness ib. A good bargain Page 380 Brasile described Page 395 Brasile a fruitful and for pleasure a miraculous country ibid. Strange beasts in Brasile Page 397 Brasile divided ibid. Brasile by whom discoverrd ibid. Brasilians their nature their weare and ornaments Page 397 Brasilians Religion Page 398 Brasilian ceremonies at marriage ibid. The Brasilian customes Page 399 The Brasilian way of traffick ibid. Brasilians man-eaters Page 400 Brasilians their arms and wars ibid. Brasilian usage of prisoners at war ibid. Brasilians kind to strangers Page 402 Brasilians given to divinations and superstitions ibid. C. CAire Page 2 Candia ibid. Chrysorrhas Page 4 Carauane Page 9 A cheat Page 12 Cassia Page 19 Cinamon ibid. A Cutler Page 5 Cassis deceived his brother Page 13 Carauanes from Aleppo Damas and the grand Cair ibid. Cassis his treachery Page 17 Chicali Page 19 Cosan or Cosara a River Page 20 Camaran an Island Page 23 Camara Page 25 Camelots Page 26 Caymans or Crocodils ibid. Ceyfadin Page 29 Cimites of Persia Page 31 A Marseillan Curtisan Page 35 Casbin Page 36 Cusa Page 39 Calander ibid. Caidsidibir Page 40 Cassandera ibid. Christianisme in the Indies Page 42 Cambaye a town Page 45 46. Children sold by Parents Page 47.85 Calicut Page 57 Cochins scituation Page 62 Cinamon Page 67 Circles of poysoned iron Page 75 Christian faith preached in the Indians and by whom Page 76 Ceremonies Page 89 Cruelty of the Javans Page 98 Chiamay a famous Lake Page 105 Castigay an Idoll Page 107 Chaubanoys disaster Page 108 Caipomo a River Page 112 Confession amongst Idolaters Page 124 Communions extravagant Page 129 Cannons in the Indies from all antiquity Page 132 Cock-fights Page 138 Ceremonies Page 143 Casubi a kingdom Page 154 Casubi a town Page 155 Cocos and the benefit Page 156 The Cape of Palmes Page 180 Cape of Natall Page 183 where Christianity first planted in Africa ibid. Crocodiles and how taken Page 185 Christians in Belugara Page 187 Courtesy of savages Page 195 Courtesy of the Prince of Belugara ibid. Suguelane a town and the entertainment of that town with their customes Page 197 The Court of Abissina under tents in the field Page 215 Combats of savage beasts Page 222 Couzan a kingdom Page 238 Ceremonies at matrimony ibid. Crown revenues of the grand Negus Page 243 Churches and Church-service in Ethiopia Page 244 Candace Queen Page 252 Caraman a town Page 254 A Church cut out of the natural Rock founded by Candaces Eunuke ibid. The Chair of Saint John Babtist ibid. The celebrated cataracts Page 261 Christians delivered from Infidels by miracle Page 272 Caire built upon the ruines of Babylon and Memphis Page 274 Crocodiles and their nature Page 277 Constantina a town in Morocca Page 298 Constantinople the scituation and founder Page 306 A stupendious rock of Christal Page 325 Canaries why so called Page 331 A Cave in a rock once a Church Page 332 Cuba the most fruitful Island of America Page 336 Crocodiles good meat Page 337 Canibals hunt men and why Page 339 Cruelty of the Spaniards Page 340 Coasts of Mexico Page 341 Canada or New-France by whom discovered Page 349 the King of Canada whence extracted Page 350 the Canadans nature religion laws habit and customes ibid. An example of covetousnesse Page 365 Cordileras vast extended mountaines of wonderful scituation Page 372 Cosca a Province ibid. Charcas a Province in Peru. Page 373 the Calandar of Peru. Page 388 Cruelty revenged Page 389 Chica a country Page 392 D. DAmas Page 5 A Deruis Page 6.39 Dan Caerea Page 7 Dalatia Page 22 Dehir ibid. Dalascia a town Page 25 A strange dispute Page 27 Derbent Page 35 Delicacies Page 38 Durmisar Page 39 Diu assaulted by the Turk Page 44 Delidecan Page 49 Dinari Page 50 Country dames Page 74 A declaring of war Page 75 Diamond mines Page 83 the Devill adored Page 99 Dead bodies eaten Page 104 How drugges are brought into Europe Page 133 Documents for Princes Page 136 The devil's dance Page 143 A dance in Armes Page 164 Deserts frightfull Page 174 Dumes a river Page 191 King Davids robe Page 254 Dangala a town Page 272 Delusion of a Mahometan Priest Page 274 Deserts of Caire and how travailed Page 279 a difference ingeniously reconciled Page 319 Domingo an Island Page 332 Inhabitants of Domingo their Nature Lawes Customes and Religion ibid. Discovery of the new World Page 346 The Devil Gods ape Page 361 Dancers on the rope in Mexico Page 365 a discovery Page 379 Diving men Page 386 F. A Fatall execution Page 6 Erithreos a King Page 23 Ecade Page 40 Ebony Page 56 Euate a precious wood Page 81 A story of an Elephant Page 117 The manner of their keeping Page 118 Exorcisms Page 150 Number of Elephants in Pegu. Page 135 Extent of Africa Page 178 The Empire of the Abissins Page 180 Extent of the Abissins country Page 212 Ethiopians descended from Chus the sonne of Cham the first Idolaters Euate a precious vessel that endures no poyson Page 216 An entertainment Page 255 Ermin a Judge with the Turks Election of the King Page 327 Encrease of corn admirable Page 339 Election of the King of Mexico Page 358 Earthquakes Page 375 Emerald enemy to inconstancy Page 386 F. FErragous Page 17 Frankincense Page 19 Forests Page 38 Prodigious food Page 46 The French pox in Indies Page 51 Fish charmed Page 72 A fortunate escape Page 96 Two Franciscans eaten Page 98 Strange funerals Page 104 Faithful trading Page 111 Fraternal amity Page 145 Faith of the Indians Page 154 French highly esteemed in the