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COLLECTIONS OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS HARRIS'S COLLECTION. : Navigantium atque Itinerantium Bibleotheca ; or a complete Collection of Voyages and Travels, consisting of above six hundred of the most authentic writers, beginning with Hakluit, Purchass &c. in English; Ramusio, Alamandini, Carreri &c. in Italian ; Thevenot, Renaudot, Labat &c. in French: De Brye, Grynæus, Masseus &c. in Latin; Herrera, Oviedo, Coreal &c. in Spanish; and the Voyages under the direction of the East India Company in Holland, in Dutch together with such other Histories, Voyages, Travels or Discoveries as are in general esteem; whether published in English, Latin, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, High and Low Dutch, or in any other European Language, containing whatever has been observed worthy of notice in Europe, Asia, Africa and America in respect to the extent and situation of Empires, Kingdoms, Provinces &c., the Climate, Soil and Produce, whether Animal, Vegetable, or Mineral of each Country: likewise the Religion, Manners and Customs of the several Inhabitants, their Government, Arts and Sciences, Publick Buildings, Mountains, Rivers, Harbours &c., illustrated by proper Charts, Maps and Cuts, to which is prefixed a copious Introduction, comprehending the Rise and Progress of the Art of Navigation and its successive improvements, together with the Invention and Use of the Loadstone, and its variation. Originally published in two volumes in folio, now carefully revised, with large additions, and continued down to the present time: including particular accounts of the Manufactures and Commerce of each country. By John Harris, D.D., F.R.S.. 2 Vols. Folio. Lond. 1744-48. 198 240 Captain George Shelvock's Voyage round The Voyage of Captain Abel Jansen An Account of the Expedition of George 320 325 337 The History of India in the Earliest Ages 373 The History of the Commerce in the hands of the Idumeans, Israelites, Tyrians, &c., with some accounts of its Profits... 376 Of the Indian Commerce under the Persian Empire An exact Account of Alexander's Conquest of the Persian Empire, and more particularly of his Indian Expedition, and the consequences he intended to have drawn from thence An Account of the Voyage made by the The History of Seleucida Kings of Syria, 380 386 400 409 413 PAGE carried on through Egypt by the Red Sea under the Romans, the manner of its establishment, the Profits drawn therefrom, and the Discoveries made in consequence of this Commerce ... 425 An Account of the affairs of Egypt, and of the Commerce carried on by the Romans through that country to the East, till the seat of the Empire was transferred from Rome to Constantinople An Account of the Religion, Government, Laws, Customs, and Manners of the Indians, as they are recorded in the works of Ancient Authors The Learning, Discipline, Offices, Manner of Living and Privileges of the Brachman's, including also an Account of their peculiar Doctrines in Theology and Divinity 435 442 449 Of the Land Animals in the East Indies, as described by Ancient Authors, compared with Modern Writers, and some remarks upon both 458 An Account of the most remarkable Fish and Fowl in the East Indies, as described by Ancient and Modern Authors, with proper observations and remarks 479 An Account of the description left us by the Ancients of the Eastern and Northern parts of the Indies, the notions they had of their Riches, together with an enquiry into the reasons which hindered their extending their Discoveries on that side 493 A concise History of the Rise, Progress and Decline of the Constantinopolitan Empire, together with the Commerce of its Subjects in the East. As also a brief detail of the Rise of the Arabian Empire, the Recovery of the Indian Commerce in Egypt, and the Reviving of the Trade of Alexandria 504 An Account of the several Passages to the Indies, both by Sea and Land, that have been attempted, discovered or practised by the Ancients An Account of the Travels of two Mohammedans through India and China, in the Ninth Century The Travels of Rabbi Benjamin, the Son of Jonas of Tudela, through Europe, Asia, and Africa from Spain to China, 1160 to 1173, from the Latin versions of Benedict Arias Montanus, and Constantine l'Empereur, compared with other Translations into different Languages... 546 The remarkable Travels of William de Rubruquis, a Monk, sent by Louis IX., King of France, Ambassador into different parts of the East, particularly into Tartary and China A.D. 1253, containing abundance of curious particulars relating to those Countries, written by the Ambassador and addressed to his Royal Master, King Louis The curious and remarkable Voyages and Travels of Marco Polo, a Gentleman of Venice, who in the middle of the Thirteenth Century passed through a great part of Asia, all the Dominions of the Tartars, and returned Home by Sea, through the Islands of the East Indies, 556 |