Temple, Richard Carnac [Editor]; Anstey, Lavinia M. [Editor]; Mundy, Peter [Editor]: The travels of Peter Mundy in Europe and Asia, 1608 - 1667 (Band 1): Travels in Europe, 1608 - 1628 (Cambridge, 1907)

INDEX

273

Ramasser, meaning of the term, 114

K. I

Rascia (Novibazar), 78 n. r
Rashan or Razan, Pindar's party

lodge in a khan at, xxix, xxxiv, 70;

Des Hayes halts at, 204
Rastell, Thomas, President of

Surat, 7

Ravaillac, Francois, murders Henri

IV., 129, 129 n. 2
Raivlinson MS. A. 315, the only

complete copy of Mundy's Travels,

lvii, lx ; illustrations in, !x, 4 n. 1 ;

maps in, lx, 6 n. 1 ; dates covered

by, 10 «. 3
Rawl. MS. A. 414 (Sir Erasmus

Harby's MS.), 160 n. 5, 163 n. 5
Rawl. MS. C. 799. See Bargrave,

Robert

Raivl. AJS.D. i2o( Travelsxa 1648-9),
referred to, see notes on pp. 91, 95,
96, 99, 102, 104, 107, 119, 120,
122, 129, 131, 133, 134, 138

Ratal. MS. D. 197. See Englefield,
Sir Francis

Rawl. MS. D. 207 (Passage over the
Alpes), referred to, 111 n. 4,112 11. 2,
113 ». 2

Rawl. MS. D. 1285 (Travels in 1633),

referred to, 129 n. 1
Rawl. MS. D. 1785. See Abdy, Sir

Thomas

Rawlinson, Thomas, becomes pos-
sessor of the Mundy MS., lxiii

R. B., his Epitome of all the Lives of
the Kings of France, &c. referred
to, 125 n. 5, 129 «. 2

Reichs Dollar, 27

Rhaetian Alps, 153 n. 1

Rhodes, Blount's Voyage to, 146

Rhodope, mountains, xxxi, xxxii,
61 9; connection of the, with
Orpheus, 152, 152 «. 5, 209; Des
Hayes' remarks on the, 209

Rhone, river, 118 n. 4; at Lyons,
119 n. 2, 119 «. 3, 229; water
mills on the, xlvi, 119, 119 ». 3,
149 ; rapidity of the, 229

Rialto, Ponte di, xlii, 28, 91, 97, 97
«. 5, 189; when built, 91 n. 2;
description of, 91 n. 2

Rialton Manor, the Mundysof, xiv,
xv

Ricardo, an Italian, joins Pindar's

train at Padua, 101
Richelieu, Cardinal, Des Hayes

allied with the enemies of, 199

n. 2; palace of, 224; besieges

Montmelian, 230
Roanne, Pindar's party post to, from

M.

Lyons, 120; description of, r20
n. 1, 120 n. 2, 228 ; Pindar over-
takes his attendants at, xlvi, 120;
cost of boat-hire from, to Orleans,
120, 120 n. 3, 228; first navigable
town on the Loire, 120 n. 2;
Pindar's party take a boat from, to
Orleans, xlvi, 122; boats hired
from, sold at Orleans, 123, 228
Robbers, Pindar's precautions a-
gainst, xxxii; infest the country
between Philippopolis and Sophia,
61 ; travellers, how warned of, 61,
152, 209; among the Balkan Mts.,
61 11. 3, 151, 209; numerous,
between Ikhtiman and Sophia, 62 ;
on the road between Sophia and
Nissa, xxxiii, 66, 205, 206; near
Batotschina, 71 n. 1 ; punished by
staking, xxxii, xxxv, xxxvi, 71, 72,
206; near Valjevo, xxxvi, 78, 78
n. 5, 149; among the Prologh Mts.,
xxxix, 84

Robbin, a cook, member of Pindar's
train, 43

Robson, Charles, his News from
Aleppo referred to, 17 n. 3, 19
n. 2

Rochester, xlix, 135

Roe, Sir Thomas, ambassador at
Constantinople, 14 n. 11, 41 n. 3,
163; Lawrence Greene's case re-
ferred to, 44 n. 6 ; succeeds Sir
John Eyre, 181

Roi, Rue de, Symonds lodges in, 223

Rokeby, Colonel, Symonds enter-
tains his captains, 223

Romanja Planina, Pindar's party
ascend the, xxxvii, 80; other spell-
ings of the name, 80 n. 4

Rome, despoiled to adorn Constanti-
nople, 192

Rosa Rossa, the, at Turin, 235

Roshneah. See Rashan

Rouen, Mundy's first visit to, xiii,
xv, xvii, xviii, 13, 24; description
of, xviii, xix, xx; Mundy's second
visit to, 116 «. 5; situation of,
xviii; bore at, xviii, xix ; great bell
at, xix

Roumania, 210; language of, 207;

how separated from Servia, 209
Rovigno, 146 n. 1, 147 n. 1; Pindar's

party land at, xli, 89 ; governor of,

entertains Pindar, xli, xli n. 1, 89;

situation and description of, 147 ;

under the government of Venice,

'47

Royall Mary, the, Mundy sails to
England in, xvi, lvii, 8, 10

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