Dallam, Thomas; Covel, John; Bent, James Theodore [Hrsg.]: Early voyages and travels in the Levant: with some account of the Levant Company of Turkey Merchants (London, 1893)

INDEX.

305

for wine, 245; their superstitions,
255 ; use no silver dishes, 263

Vani-Effendi, the preacher, notice
of, 268 ; invites Sir Thomas Baines
to visit him, 269 ; discusses matters
of faith with Sir Thomas Baines,
269

Varangians (see Warings)
Velutelli, Acerbo, obtains patent for

importing currants, vii
Venetians, the, obtain capitulations,

iii; conduct the ti flBBBBIi

Levant and Engl e

to sail in English = to
Venice, the Baily e—

nople, entertainec =_

Lello, 73 e <n

Vernon, Mr., colic =—

Tu'key and Persi e_
Vice-Admiral (see EE t-
Virginals taken on e

by Dallam, 4 el
Vizier, the (see U = °

prili) -
Vo:: Hammer, his =-

viii, xxix, 80, 14: e qj

Waist, the, a port -
126 e-5

Warings, or V e_
Scandinavia, obt: e

Watson, Myghell e-^-
20 ; accompanie ll
tion at Zante, 2 e
remains hiding -
ashamed of his c ee
companies Dalh = ^
for presentation e

Whale-spawn near the coast of
Spain, 95

Whales come about the ship, 11 ;
in calm water near Gibraltar, 96

Wheeler, Sir George, his authority
quoted, xxvii, (see Spon and
Wheeler)

Wight, the Isle of, wreck of Vene-
tian argosy off, vi

Wild, Captain, of the Assurance,
Vice-Admiral of the convoy, 102 ;
dines on board the London Mer-
chant, 104, 117, 129 ; gives signal
T^r fight,

ador at
obtains
1 Vizier

'' 257
itions to

vii

r> 221
iir Peter,

r Peter,

>ple, xlii

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