The Evropean mercury describing the highwayes and stages from place to place, through the most remarkable parts of Christendome : with a catalogue of the principall fairs, marts, and markets thorowout the same / by J.W. ... ; usefull for all gentlemen who delight in seeing forraign countries, and instructing merchants where to meet with their conveniences for trade.
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The Evropean mercury describing the highwayes and stages from place to place, through the most remarkable parts of Christendome : with a catalogue of the principall fairs, marts, and markets thorowout the same / by J.W. ... ; usefull for all gentlemen who delight in seeing forraign countries, and instructing merchants where to meet with their conveniences for trade.
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Wadsworth, James, 1604-1656?
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London :: Printed by I.R. for H. Twyford ...,
1641.
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Here you enter into Spaine by
Navarre.
THis Roncevaux is a plaine, half
a mile every way, having hils
on every side; where Charlemagne,
King of France, and Emperor of
Germany, fought a battaill with
the King of Spaine, in which battell
the 12 Peares of France were all
slaine, and much blood sheed on all
sides,
Then to
Ponte del Paradiso. l. 4
Risogna, l. 1
Pampalona, a great city,
descriptionPage 128
...
and the head of the king∣dome
of Navarre. l. 3
Ponte della ruina, l. 5
Lustella, l. 4
Orivola, l. 2
Larco del Re, l. 2
Vincas, l. 4
Grogno, l. 1
Nanaretta, l. 2
Naxera, l. 3
S. Domingo de Scalzada, l. 4
Grignoto, l. 3
Bersecrato, l. 3
Villa Franca, l. 3
Villa Nova, l. 4
Burgos, l. 4
This is a most famous city where∣in
there is a most devout Monaste∣ry,
a very stately Hospital, and one
of the three Crucifixes made by
Nicodemus.
Then to
Fornello, l. 2
Fontana, l. 3
Castro Soris, l. 2
Ponte de Mulla, l. 2
...
descriptionPage 129
...
Formezza, leg. 3
Carion, leg 3
Cascadeggia. leg. 4
San Giovanni. leg. 2
San Fongon. leg. 2
Brunello. leg. 4
Mausilia. leg. 4
Lion de Spagna. leg. 3
San Michele. leg. 2
Ponte del Acqua. leg. 4
Storga leg. 3
Ravanella Montagna. leg. 5
Villa nova. leg. 4
Sette Moluij. leg. 2
Ponserrado, leg. 3
Cacanellus. leg. 3
Villa Franca. leg. 3
Salvaterra. leg. 2
Mala fava Montagna. leg. 4
Tre Castelli. leg. 6
Villa nova. leg. 4
Ponte Demin. leg. 4
St. Jacomo Novello. leg. 4
St. Luner. leg. 4
Rozza. leg. 3
Compostella leg. 3
descriptionPage 130
This City of Compostella is in the
Kingdome of Gallicia in Spain,
where there is a most fair Church,
built all with Marble, dedicated
to St. Iames the great, an Apostle
and Patron of Spain; wherein his
body lies, and great Indulgences
and Pardons are granted to all
those that visit the said Church, and
abundance of Relicks, rich set in
Silver and Gold, which are shown
to all that comes to see that place.
And there is a Pillar of Brasse,
wherein that Pilgrimes-staffe is
kept which St. Iacom•• used to car∣ry
with him when he preached
up and down the world, which
all Pilgrims may touch: Likewise
there is the Crosse which he carry∣ed
about him when he went about
to preach; Likewise there is a bell
which did ring out of it self when
he did work that miracle concer∣ning
the Cock and Hen, which
miracle was done at San Domingo
de la Calzada, and the Cock and
descriptionPage 131
Hen are kept there till this day.
And this is the third Pilgrimage
in the world, none exceeding, sa∣ving
Rome and Ierusalem. And there
is a stately Hospitall, where Pil∣grims
and travellers have exceed∣ing
good entertainment for meat,
drink and longing for the space of
three dayes.
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