Notes Upon Russia: Being a Translation of the Earliest Account of that Country, Entitled Rerum Moscoviticarum Commentarii, Tema 10Hakluyt Society, 1851 - 116 páginas |
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... principality of Ples- Cov . The Russians boast that these brothers derived their origin from the Romans , from whom ... principalities , and divided his fortresses among his friends and relatives . Upon his death - bed , he en- trusted ...
... principality of Ples- Cov . The Russians boast that these brothers derived their origin from the Romans , from whom ... principalities , and divided his fortresses among his friends and relatives . Upon his death - bed , he en- trusted ...
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... principality of Kiev by force , procured assassins to kill his brothers Boris and Glyeb , who , after death , were enrolled amongst the number of the saints under changed names , the latter being called David , and the former Romanus ...
... principality of Kiev by force , procured assassins to kill his brothers Boris and Glyeb , who , after death , were enrolled amongst the number of the saints under changed names , the latter being called David , and the former Romanus ...
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... Principality of Uglitz , which 1 A title borne by the grandees or nobles of Russia . It is said to be derived from boi , a battle , the title being originally given to the chiefs who surrounded the prince on the field of battle . It was ...
... Principality of Uglitz , which 1 A title borne by the grandees or nobles of Russia . It is said to be derived from boi , a battle , the title being originally given to the chiefs who surrounded the prince on the field of battle . It was ...
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... principality of Smolensko , which had been more than a century under the dominion of the Lithuanians ; for when Alexander king of Poland died , Vasiley , seeing that Sigismund , who became king of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania ...
... principality of Smolensko , which had been more than a century under the dominion of the Lithuanians ; for when Alexander king of Poland died , Vasiley , seeing that Sigismund , who became king of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania ...
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... principality had sent troops and a captain from among its own people , and thus each had its allotted place in the body of the army . The legions being at length brought front to front , the Russians , sounding their clarions , made the ...
... principality had sent troops and a captain from among its own people , and thus each had its allotted place in the body of the army . The legions being at length brought front to front , the Russians , sounding their clarions , made the ...
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Notes Upon Russia: Being a Translation of the Earliest Account of That ... Richard Henry Major,Sigmund Herberstein Sin vista previa disponible - 2023 |
Términos y frases comunes
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Página v - The Anglo-Saxon version from the historian Orosius, by Alfred the Great. Together with an English translation from the Anglo-Saxon.
Página li - THE TRAVELS OF IBN BATUTA, Translated from the abridged Arabic Manuscript Copies preserved in the Public Library of Cambridge, with NOTES, illustrative of the History, Geography, Botany, Antiquities, &c. occurring throughout the Work.
Página 77 - Given at Rome, at St. Peter's, in the year of the incarnation of our Lord one thousand, four hundred and ninety-three, the fourth of May, and the first year of our pontificate.
Página xiv - The Travels of R. Benjamin, the son of Jonas of Tudela, through Europe, Asia, and Africa, from Spain to China, from 1160 to 1173. From the Latin versions of BA Montanus and Constantine l'Empereur, compared with other translations into different languages.
Página xiv - Travels of Rabbi Benjamin, son of Jonah of Tudela, through Europe, Asia, and Africa, from the ancient kingdom of Navarre, to the frontiers of China.
Página cxxxix - Russorum Rex et Dominus sum jure paterni Sanguinis, imperil titulos a nomine, quavis Mercatus prece, vel precio, nee legibus ullis Subditus alterius, sed Christo credulus uni Emendicatos aliis aspernor honores." The colophon runs thus : "Basileae, ex officina Joannis Oporini, 1551. Mense Julio." On the verso of the last leaf are the arms of Herberstein. Five years after, another edition was required, which received the author's additions and improvements. The title is like the preceding, with the...
Página 132 - The drinking is done in this fashion. He who proposes the toast takes his cup, and goes into the middle of the room, and standing with his head uncovered, pronounces, in a festive speech, the name of him whose health he wishes to drink, and what he has to say in his behalf. Then after emptying the cup, he turns it upside down over his head, so that all may see that he has emptied it, and that he sincerely gave the health of the person in honour of whom the toast was drunk.
Página 193 - After this I made many other voyages, which I now pretermit, and, waxing olde, I give myself to rest from such travels, because there are nowe many...
Página cxlix - Folke fit to be of Bacchus traine, so quaffing is their kinde. Drinke is their whole desire, the pot is all their pride, The sobrest head doth once a day stand needfull of a guide. If he to...