...intermiffion, was compofed, if 1 mif(ake not, but feveral years after this journey ; that is to fay, towards the end of the fourteenth, or the beginning of the fifteenth century. One finds in it thofe events which belong to the years -1399 and 1400. I find nothing that may lead...

...intermiffion, was com* pofed, if I miftake not, feveral years after this journey; that is to fay, towards the end of the fourteenth, or the beginning of the fifteenth century. We find in it thofe events which belong to the years i399 and i400, but nothing that may lead us to...

...Wisscnschaft, ix, pt. i, p. 434.) Both the Greek versions are metrical. The older one is apparently of the end of the fourteenth or the beginning of the fifteenth century. It has 857 unrhymed verses. It is in a Paris MS. (Codex Paris, grec 390), described in the catalogue...

...intermiflion, was compofed, if I miftake not, feveral years after this journey ; that is to fay, tovrards the end of the fourteenth or the beginning of the fifteenth century. We find in it thofe events which belong to the years 1399 and 140O, but nothing that may lead us to...

...them. These islands, after being a considerable time lost and forgotten, were again discovered about the end of the fourteenth or the beginning of the fifteenth century, and since that time they have been much frequented by the Europeans. One of the first who endeavoured...

...furnished all Europe with orchella from the Levant. But upon the Canary islands being re-discovered, about the end of the fourteenth or the beginning of the fifteenth century, it was principally imported from thence. This moss is imported to us as it is gathered, but to prepare...

...them. These islands, after being a considerable time lost and forgotten, were again discovered about the end of the fourteenth or the beginning of the fifteenth century, and since that time they have been much frequented by the Europeans. One of the first who endeavoured...

...There exists an anecdote relating to this palace which accurately fixes the date of its erection. About the end of the fourteenth or the beginning of the fifteenth century, the former Ducal Palace was much injured and in part destroyed by fire. The nobles, adverse to the splendid...

...certain, from allusions in the code itself and other circumstances, that it was not compiled previously to the end of the fourteenth, or the beginning of the fifteenth century. A more 139 ancient %nd extended body of maritime law, compiled under Miigmis.qJjLing of Sweden, was...

...five, more considerable than the rest. All of them bear evident marks of having been made as early as the end of the fourteenth, or the beginning of the fifteenth, century, and they each exhibit a great variety of readings, out of which it has been my object to select what...