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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Página x
... whole work . Like most other Hebrew books which issued from the early Constantinople presses , this is but a very poor specimen of correctness and typogra- phy . All mistakes of this " princeps " have unfortu- nately crept into the ...
... whole work . Like most other Hebrew books which issued from the early Constantinople presses , this is but a very poor specimen of correctness and typogra- phy . All mistakes of this " princeps " have unfortu- nately crept into the ...
Página xlii
... whole of the first volume of which is occupied with Marco Polo , contains a very de- tailed investigation respecting the text of his travels , as well as a thorough analysis of the countries he travelled through . This survey is divided ...
... whole of the first volume of which is occupied with Marco Polo , contains a very de- tailed investigation respecting the text of his travels , as well as a thorough analysis of the countries he travelled through . This survey is divided ...
Página lxiv
... whole of Tar- tary , of which he relates many wonderful things . their only food - was exhausted . Rats were sold at a crown each . In the year 1356 he attended the Black Prince in the campaign which preceded the battle of Poictiers ...
... whole of Tar- tary , of which he relates many wonderful things . their only food - was exhausted . Rats were sold at a crown each . In the year 1356 he attended the Black Prince in the campaign which preceded the battle of Poictiers ...
Página lxvii
... whole , shows himself to have been a well - informed and careful observer ; this must have drawn much attention to his work on its first appear- ance , and it is still valuable for its important contri- butions towards the history of ...
... whole , shows himself to have been a well - informed and careful observer ; this must have drawn much attention to his work on its first appear- ance , and it is still valuable for its important contri- butions towards the history of ...
Página lxxxii
... the princess Anne of Brittany , through which circumstance the whole matter was at an end . The ambassador then came to the subject of the alliance which had been concluded between the two monarchs , lxxxii INTRODUCTION .
... the princess Anne of Brittany , through which circumstance the whole matter was at an end . The ambassador then came to the subject of the alliance which had been concluded between the two monarchs , lxxxii INTRODUCTION .
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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.
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