The voyage of John Huyghen van Linschoten to the East Indies : from the old English translation of 1598, the first book, containing his description of the East. Volume I /

The English translation is that of William Phillip. For the second volume, see First Series 71. The supplementary material consists of the 1884 annual report. First published: 1885.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Linschoten, Jan Huygen van, 1563-1611
Otros Autores: Burnell, A. C. (Arthur Coke), 1840-1882
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Dutch
Publicado: Farnham, Surrey : Ashgate, 2010.
Temas:
SCIENCE > Earth Sciences > Geography.
TRAVEL > Budget.
TRAVEL > Hikes & Walks.
TRAVEL > Museums, Tours, Points of Interest.
TRAVEL > Parks & Campgrounds.
Travel.
East Indies > Description and travel.
South Asia > Description and travel.
Indes orientales > Descriptions et voyages.
Asia > East Indies.
South Asia.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Contents
  • Chap XLVI Of the Elephant
  • Chap XLVII Of the Abadas or Rhinoceros
  • Chap XLVIII Of the Fishes and other beastes in the Seas of India
  • Chap XLIX Of all fruits, trees, plants, and common hearbs in India, and first of a [certain] fruit called Ananas
  • Chap L Of laqua or laacca
  • Chap LI Of Mangas
  • Chap LII Of Cajous
  • Chap LIII Of Jambos
  • Chap LIV Of other fruites in India
  • Chap LV Of the Indian Figges
  • Chap LVI Of the Palme trees, whereon the Indian Nuts called Cocus doe grow
  • Chap LVII Of the Duryoens, a fruit of MalaccaChap LVIII Of the tree Arbore de Rays, that is, root tree, and the Bambus or reede of India
  • Chap LIX Of the tree called Arbore Triste
  • Chap LX Of the Bettele leaves, & the fruit Arecca
  • Chap XLI Of the Hearbe Dutroa, and a Plant called Herba Sentida, or the feeling Hearbe
  • Chap XLII Of spices, drugges, plants and stuffes for Physitions and Apothecaries ...
  • Chap LXIII Of Cinamorn
  • Chap LXIV Of Ginger
  • Chap LXV Of Cloves
  • Chap LXVI Of Mace, Folie, or flowers of Nutmegges, and [of] NutmeggesChap LXVII Of Cardamomum
  • Chap LXVIII Of Lacke [or hard Waxe].
  • Chap LXIX Of Annil or Indigo
  • Chap LXX Of Amber, Muske, Algallia or Civet
  • Chap LXXI Of Benioin
  • Chap LXXII Of Frankensence and Mirre
  • Chap LXXIII Of Mannan and Rhubarbe
  • Chap LXXIV Of the wood called Sanders
  • Chap LXXV Of Palo de Cebra or Snakewood
  • Chap LXXVI Of the wood Calamba or Lignum Aloes
  • Chap LXXVII Of the root China
  • Chap LXXVIII Of Amfion, alias OpiumChap LXXIX Of Bangue
  • Chap LXXX Of Cauiphora
  • Chap LXXXI Of Tamarinio
  • Chap LXXXII Of Mirabolanes
  • Chap LXXXIII Of other Spices and Hearbes in India
  • Chap LXXXIV Of all sorts of Pearles ...
  • Chap LXXXV Of Diamonds
  • Chap LXXXVI Of Rubies, Espinelles, Granades, Emeralds, and other precious stones
  • Chap LXXXVII Of the Bezar stones, and other [stones good] against poyson
  • Chap LXXXVIII A [briefe] instruction how to know [and find out] the right Diamarites, Rubies, Emeralds, Pearls, & other precious stones ... Chap LXXXIX Of Rubies
  • Chap XC Of the oriental & old Emeralds, for that those that are found in the Islandes of the Spanish Indies ...
  • Chap XCI Of Orientale Pearles
  • Chap XCII Of certaine memorable thinges [passed] in India during my residence there
  • Chap XCIII Of my voyage and departure from India to Portingale
  • Chap CXIV A briefe description of the Hand Saint Helena

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