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THey are held the worst of Men, and are esteemed by Turks the very Sacriledge and Scandal of God and Mankinde. They have no benefit from Churches. Upon some festival dayes, a little bread is given them by poor Women, and not on other dayes. They get their livelihood by carrying Wood; their custome being, to cut down sticks in Woods, lade them on Asses; and with this Merchandize, they cry about the Streets, Wood to be sold.