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II. Methold’s William Treat. of the Gulsc of Bengala; as alsoGolconda, Arrecan , Pegu, Tannassery &c.

III. Elmacin’s George Treat. of the Saracenicall Empire. Cont:Rm Acts of the Muslims from Muhammed to the Reign of Atabaceusin the fucceflion of 49. Emperors. Written in Arabike ; translated intoLatine by Thomas Erpenius . * London 1625. by William Stansby .foi.

* NB. the Arabike Copy was borrowd out of the Library ofPrince Friderike King of Bohemia, Count Palatine of Rhene , atHeidelberg , English abriged , and continued ( out of Mirkond the Per-fian , and Abraham Zacuth a Jew J all by Samuel Purchas 1fol. with a Catalogue of the Authors, the names of MSS. &c.

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Harris’ s John Navigantium , atque Itinerandum Bibliotheca ; ora compleat Collection of voyages, and travels consisting of above600. of the most authentick travels, beginning with Hackluit, Pur-chaifs &c.

Containing whatever has been obferved worthy of notice in Eu-rope, Asia, Africa, and America in refpect to the extern, situation ofEmpires &c.; the Climate, Soil, and produce, whether animal, ve-getable , or mineral &c., likewise the Religion Manners &c.; the Go-vernment, Arts, and Sciences &c. Mountains &c. Harbours &c., il-lustrated by proper Charts, Maps, and Cuts . To which is prefixed acopious introduction, comprehending the rise, and progrefs of te artof Navigation &c. together with the invention, and use of the Load-stone , and its Variation .

Originally published in 2. Vol. fol. by I. Harris now carefullyrevifed with large additions, and continued down to the prefent time.Including particular Accounts of the manufactures, and commerce ofeach Country, and with a general Index, and a List of Charts, Maps,and Cuts in this Work. London 1744. 1748, Vol. 2. fol.

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A Collection of voyages and travels , forne now first prin-ted from original Manufcripts, other now first published in English insix Volumes; to which is prefixed a introductory difeourfe (fuppofedto be written by the celeb. M. r Lore) intitled the whole history of Na-vigation from its original to this time. Illustrated with near 300. Maps,and Cuts curiously engraved on Copper. 3. Edition. 1744.