¶ THE POST For divers parts of the world: to travail from one notable City unto an other, with a description of the antiquity of divers famous Cities in Europe. The contents do farther appear in the next leaf following.  
¶ Very necessary & profitable for Gentlemen, Merchants, Factors, or any other persons disposed to travail. The like not heretofore in English.  
Published by Richard Rowlands.  
Imprinted at London by Thomas Cast▪ 1576.   


A Brief description of the antiquity of divers famous cities in Europe.  
The ways and most used passages, from one notable city to another, in Germany, Bohemia, Hungaria, Polonia, Lyttaw, and the low countries, with Italy France, England, Spain, and Portugal.  
The value of the coin used in sundry Regions.  
Also the principal Fairs and Marketts. With the variety of Miles.    

TO THE RIGHT worshipful, Sir Thomas Greasham Knight. R. Rowlands wisheth continual increase of renowned worship and Virtue.  
AFTER that I (Right worshipful) had perused this small Pamflet, containing a brief collection of the most useall and accustomable ways, leading from the one notable City in Europe, to an other: being written with no small labour and industry, and not without great cause very necessarily published in the high Almain tongue, and the like also to be seen in the French, and Italian. I thought it a thing very uncourteous, and worthy of reproof, to withhold so needful a commodity any longer from our voulgare speech, whereby I was the more emboldened to the finishing thereof, at such times as I might best attend upon the same. I have moreover, set down the antiquity of many cities worthy of memory, & the founders of their ancient monuments, the which I have diligently collected out of sundry approved authors. It resteth now that I therein most humbly crave your good worship's furtherance, (as of one most worthy, for your great experience and travails, into foreign Realms, in the Prince's weighty affairs, as it is not unknown,) so that thereby it might the better, under your protection, pass forth into the hands of many. And although (right worshipful) this brief collection, doth contain no pleasant history, nor delightful new devised matter, yet doubtless a thing of necessity to be desired, especially of all such Gentlemen as are addicted to travail, which hitherto have wanted the same: beside Merchants, or Factors, in foreign countries, dispersed as their traffic requireth. But to be brief, I cease further to rehearse particularly the commodities thereof. Desiring your worship to take in good part, the first fruits of my labours, trusting hereafter (if God lend me good success) to impart unto your worship, some further matter of more delight or pleasure in the reading thereof. And thus I desire almighty God to preserve you, with your virtuous Lady, in health and prosperous felicity.  
Your worships most bounden to command, Richard Rowlands.   

¶ A godly prayer, very needful to be used and said, before any journey be taken in hand.  
O Lord jesus Christ, with thy almighty everlasting & heavenly Father, in unity with the holy Ghost, very true and everliving God, as thou didst lead the children of Israel out of the land of Egypt, into the land of Promise, through the unfrequented Wilderness, in great safety, in the day time by a Cloud, and in the dark night by a Fiery Pillar: Even thou O Lord, which didst guide the wise men from the rising of the Sun unto Bethlem, and home again into their own country by a Star, preserving them from all hurts and dangers. So likewise, O heavenly Father, I most humbly desire thee, that in this my journey, thou wilt be my guide and protector, that I may accomplish and bring this my way to an end, in health, and gladness: Preserve and keep me from all perils of Soul and body, so that by thy fatherly protection, I may overcome all perils and dangers, through jesus Christ thine only well-beloved son our Lord and Saviour. Amen.   

¶ Here followeth the variety of miles.  
GEntle Reader, when thou shalt find in this Book Italian Miles, then mayst thou know, that. 5. Italian Miles contain one germane Mile.  
When thou findest French Miles, than three French Miles do contain one Germayne mile.  
If thou findest Spanish Miles, they are equal in length unto Germayne Miles.  
If thou findest English Miles, then do. 5. English Miles make two Germayne Miles.  
If thou shalt see Hungarian Miles, then account two Hungarian Miles for three Germayne Miles.  
If thou findest Swissers Miles, then account two Swissers Miles for three Germayne Miles.   

GENTLE Reader, I thought it good, to advertise thee, the I have orderly marked in the margin, by certain letters, whereby thou shalt know which are Cities, Villages, or houses of Religion, lying in the way. (as thus) The letter C for a City: the letter M for a Market Town: KING for a Kloyster: and the letter FIVE for a Village, & so forth. And on the other side the Miles from one place to an other: and for the half Mile, this letter. d.   


¶ Here followeth the most used ways and passages from one notable City in Germany, unto another. With certain brief descriptions of the antiquities of divers Cities.  

And first of Augspurge.  
THe City of Augspurge, is of great antiquity, taking the name after the Emperor Augustus, & after many conflicts, had of the Romans, began to flourish, but of late years it is so increased, in all abundance of riches, and gorgeous buildings, that the like City is not found in all Germany. Beside that, for merchandise it may compare with any city in Europe, forasmuch as their traffic stretcheth through all places, aswell in Africa, as in Europe.  


¶ From the City of Augspurge unto Nurnberg.  
V Gerschho●en. 1  
V Langkwaide 1  
FIVE Westendorf. 1  
FIVE Merding 2  
C Thonawerd 1  
KING Kaiserszhaim d.  
V Buchdorf, d.  
C Monhaim 1  
V Dietfurt am hanen kamm. 2  
C Weysenburg 1  
V Ellingen d.  
M Pleinfeld d.  
V Gmynd 1  
FIVE Ritters bach 1  
C Schwabach 〈◊〉  
C Nurnberg. 2  
The sum of Miles, is. 18.     

The City of Nurnberge, is replenished with cunning Artificers, in all kind of Sciences, by which the Merchants thereof, and the whole city, is chiefly maintained: conveying the said work into all lands. The Region or country there about, is very baron, & unfruitful, insomuch that with great labour and travail, it can scarcely yield any commodity.  


From the city of Nurnberge to Leiptzig.  
V Buch 1  
FIVE Erlang 2  
FIVE Bayrszdrof. 1  
C Forchhaim 1  
V Hirschhaid. 2  
C Bamberg 〈◊〉  
V Ratoldesdorf. 2  
FIVE Kaltenbrune 2  
C Koburg 〈◊〉  
C Newstattlm 2  
V judenbach, on the thuringer forest. 1  
C Grafenthal, at the end of the Forest. 3  
C Salfeld 〈◊〉  
C Rutelstat 1  
C Rhall 〈◊〉  
C Ihena 1  
FIVE Dornweck 2  
C Naunburg 1  
C Weysenfelz 〈◊〉  
C Litzen 〈◊〉  
C Leiptzig 2  
The sum of Miles. 36.   

From the city of Nurnberg, to Leyptzig, another way, on the Bergstet.  
V Schnatten 4  
M Thumbach 5  
C Rewitz 4  
C Eager 5  
C Falckennaw 5  
C Elenbogen 1  
C Karlestat, in the which there is a Bath of hot water. 1  
C Joachim's thall 4  
C Annaberg 4  
C Khemnitz 4  
C Benickh 〈◊〉  
M Kroburg 〈◊〉  
C Leyptzig 4  
The sum of miles. 45   

From Nurnburg to Leyptzig, another way through the Margrave his land.  
KING Weyfsenaw 4  
C Begnitz 〈◊〉  
C Barreitz 4  
C Bereneckh 1  
C Zum gfresz 1  
C Munchberg 1  
FIVE Zum hof 2  
C Plawen 3  
M Newenmarckt 2  
C Zwickaw 〈◊〉  
V Langenlumpen d.  
C Altenburg 3 d.  
C Born 3  
C Leyptzig 5  
The sum of miles. 32   

Another way unto the City of Liptzig.  
V Heroldtsberg 2  
KING Weysenaw 2  
C Bodenstaine 3  
C Barreith 3  
C Bereneckh 〈◊〉  
C Gfresz 1  
C Siben worst 1  
C Munchberg 1  
C Hof in voitland 2  
V Zibern 1 d  
C Plawen 1. d.  
V Mila 2  
C Zwickaw 〈◊〉  
V Gesznitz 3  
C Altenburg 1  
C Born 3  
C Leyptzig 2  
The sum of miles, is 33   

Another way from the city of Plawen, unto Leyptzig, which is somewhat nearer, but in the way are many Hills.  
V Hedern 1 d  
C Winschendorf, or saint Veytsberg. 1. d  
C Gera 1  
C Zeyts 2  
C Pega 2  
FIVE Zwencka 2  
C Leyptzig 2  
The sum of miles, is 33   

From Nurnberge unto the Schonaw in Saxony.  
V Erlang 3  
FIVE Bayrsdorff 1  
C Forchhaim 1  
C Bamberg 4  
FIVE Ratoldsdroff 2  
C Koburg 4  
FIVE Esfeld 3  
C Trettenhutten in the Schonaw. 2  
The Sum of miles 20   

From Nurnberg unto Preszlaw in the Schlesy. From Nurnberg unto Leyptzig as is before in the first leaf 36. meyle, then further as followeth.  
V Eylenburg 3  
FIVE Belgram 4  
C Hamnitz 8  
C Bautzen 3  
C Gerlitz 3  
C Newstatlin 1  
C Buntzell 〈◊〉  
V Tenbsall 2  
C Zum haned 3  
C Lignitz 〈◊〉  
C Newemnarckt 4  
C Preszlaw 4  
The Sum of miles 75.   

From Augspurge to Franckfurt.  
V Biber 1  
FIVE Hoegen 1  
M Zuszmerhamsen 1  
FIVE Gletwing 1  
M Burgaw  
V Knoringen 1  
C Guntzburg 1  
C Leyphaym d.  
V Ober●ala  
V Vnder●ala 1  
C ulm 1. d.  
C Geyslingen ●  
C Goppingen there ●s the sour well 2  
C Eszlingen 4  
C Candtstatt 1  
C Fayhingen 〈◊〉  
C Pretta 3  
C Brussell in Swaben 3  
FIVE Reynhausen, where as men pass over the River Ryne 2. d.  
C Speyr d.  
V Oberszhaim 3  
C Wormbs 2  
C Oppenhaim 3  
C Mantz 〈◊〉  
C Franckfort 4  
The sum of miles is 44     

The City of Mentz, was of ancient time called Mogountia, and lay not at the first so nigh the River of Rhein, as it now doth, as plainly appeareth by a wall & foundation of the city, yet to be seen, which standeth on the side beyond the same city: But where the city now standeth, there was at the first a Boolwerke or hold, in defence of the city, against the Germans, who foundid this city, at the first it is not perfecttly known, but doubtless it is a city of great Antiquity, and lieth very pleasantly, whereas the River of Main doth flow down from Franckforde, and the River Rehyn, also descending from the high country, there is no city on the Rehin, whereas more ancient Monuments are found, Claudius Drusus about the time of the Emperor Augustus, erectid in this city, for an everlasting memory, a huge Rock like unto a Tower of stone, the which there is yet to be seen, the Emperor julianus when he warred with the Germans, made at this city a bridge over the Rehin, and after him the Emperor Charles the great, by great labour and cost, foundid an other bridge on the Rehin, the which was ●. hundrith paces long, for so broad the Rehin runnith in that place, but this bridge continued not long, for it was after consumed with fire, in the space of three hours, and nothing of the said bridge remained, but the foundation being under the water. It is said about the year. 425 that Saint Albaine, for the faith of Christ was martyred in this city.  


From the city of Mantz unto Antwerp by land,  
D Pingen 4  
FIVE Drechshausen 1  
C Sanit Gwer 2  
V Wesel● 1  
M Probhart 2  
FIVE Renus 1  
FIVE Canelius  
2  
FIVE Andernach 3  
FIVE Sennsich 1  
FIVE Ehendorff 2  
M Vitrich 〈◊〉  
M Duren 3  
C Ache 4  
FIVE Gulppen 3  
C Masterichte 〈◊〉  
C Hasell 4  
V Diest 3  
C harsel 〈◊〉  
V Stingen 2  
C Liar 2  
C Antwcrp 2  
The sum of miles 48   

From Mantz to Colen to pass on the Ryne.  
V Winckell  
3  
C Koblentz  
10  
C Colen  
13  
The sum of miles  
26     

THe people inhabiting about the city of Colen, before the birth of Christ, were called the Vbi, and this was the principal and chief city (although not called by this name) but after the inhabitants there about, the Romans kept themselves of ancient time in this city, when as they held continual wares with the Germans, the Emperor julius Caesar, in short time built a bridge of wood over the river of Rhine, which runneth alongst this city, by means whereof, he might always give assault on the Germans. afterwards in tract of time, when the city was repaired with curious and costly buildings, than was the bridge made with stone, for the surer passing over: but who founded the same it is not known. And after the Bishop Bruno by commandment of the Emperor Otto the first, broke down the said bridge to the ground, because that many robberies & murders were committed on the said bridge by night. The city of Colen, after that the people called the Vbi, had the possession thereof, it was named Agrippina, of Marcus Agrippa, & so it continued long after under the Romans, unto the time of Marcomyrus king of France, who drove the Romans from thence, about the year of our Lord 400. and called the city Colonia. After that, was the city taken again from the French king, by a Duke of Saxony, who was then created Emperor. In the year 1388. was the University of Colen erected, & the privileges thereof confirmed.  


From the city of Colen by land to Antwerp  
V Wida 1  
FIVE Stainstrasz 4  
C Gylch 2  
V Peckendorff 2  
C Herell 〈◊〉  
C Masterichte 3  
V Bilsa 2  
FIVE Hasell 2  
V Diest 3  
C Yetigkomb 〈◊〉  
C Liar, a fair city 2  
C Antwerp 2  
The sum of miles 27   

An other way from Augspurge to Heydelberg and Frankford.  
M Zuszmerhansen 3  
C Gyntzberg 3  
C Leyphaim d.  
C Albeck 1  
V Wetterstetten 2  
FIVE Launsen 1  
C Geisleingen 3  
C Goppingen 〈◊〉  
C Eszinligen 4  
C Randtstatt 1  
FIVE Stam. d.  
C Grieningen 1  
C Biettingken 1  
C Beingken 1  
C Brackena, over a hill 1  
FIVE Stetten 1  
FIVE Riechen 1  
V Angeloch 1  
FIVE Wiseloch 1  
M Leyman 1  
C Haydelberge 2  
The sum of miles ●●     

The city of Heydelberg, as some affirm, taketh the name of certain berries, growing on the mountains, nigh the same city, which are called Heydelberies. But as some say, the name is taken of the heathen people, which of old time inhabited in the mountains thereabouts. The city standeth very pleasantly, for the fair river Necker, runneth forth along from the high hills, so commodious for the people, that it is to be thought, both the city & country thereabouts hath of ancient time been replenished with inhabitants. In the year 1346. was the university of heydelberg erected, in the which hath from time to time been trained up, many learned men.  


From Heydelberg to Frankford.  
C Weinam 〈◊〉  
C Hepsica 1  
C Beinsa 〈◊〉  
C Zwingenberg 1  
C Darmstatt 3  
M All Hailgen 1  
M Springlingen 1  
C Frankford 1  
The sum of miles 12   

From Frankford to Kynighstain  
FIVE Ridelen 1  
FIVE Schwalbach d  
C Kinighstain d.  
The sum of miles 2●   

From Augspurge to Frankford thorough Franckenland.  
V Westendorff 3  
FIVE Merding 2  
C Thonawerd 1  
C Horburge 〈◊〉  
C Nordlingen 〈◊〉  
C Dinckelspyhell 5  
FIVE Berenbrunen 1  
C Krelszhaim 1  
V Statteldorff d.  
V walhausen d.  
V , thereby runneth a small river d.  
M Plawfelden d.  
V Kelberbach d.  
V Richbach d.  
V Herbsthausen 1  
M Wach bch 1  
M Mergethaim 1  
C Kynigshofen 1  
V Distelhaim d.  
C Bischofhaim d.  
C Myltenburge 4  
C Oschenburge 6  
C Franckforde 5  
The sum of miles 37   

From Augspurge to Wyrtzburge.  
V Westendorff 3  
C Thonawerd 3  
C Horburge 1  
C Nordlingen 〈◊〉  
C Inckespihell  
3  
V jesta 3  
C Rotemburg on the tauber 1  
C Ochsenford 4  
C Wyrtzburge 3  
The sum of miles 23     

The city Frankford, being of ancient time called Helenopolis, and lying on the River of Main, was after the name of one Francke the son of Marcomyrus, some time King of France, called Frankford, In this city was ordained, by sundry Princes, that after the departure of the Roman Kings, or Emperors, the prince's electors of Germany should assemble together, and out of the chief christian Princes, choose one to possess the place of the Emperor deceased, to defend the whole Empire, this city in time obtained a great and accustonable Mart, for the repair thither of all merchants in Europe, twice in the year, namely in mydlent, and in September.  


From the city of Frankford to Nurnberge.  
V Bibert 1  
C Seligstatt 〈◊〉  
V Stockstat 1  
C Oschenburg 1  
V Bossenbach 1  
Over the Spesser forest 4  
FIVE Eselbach d.  
C Langenfeild am main 1  
M Kemiing 1. d.  
C Wirtzburge 〈◊〉  
C Kitzingen 3  
M Marked Biberach 3  
FIVE Lamach d.  
M Langenfeld d.  
C Newstattlin d.  
V Emskirchen d.  
V Bernbach 1  
FIVE firth 2  
C Nernberge 1  
The sum of miles 28   

From the city of Augspurge to Newburge Eystett and Nurnberge.  
M Bettmoss 3  
C Newburge 4  
C Eystett 3  
V Bechthall 2  
C Haydeckh 〈◊〉  
C Roth 〈◊〉  
C Nurnberge 4  
The sum of miles 20   

From Augspurge unto Weyssenhorne.  
V Biber 1  
Newherberge d.  
V Adlatsried d.  
V Lindaw d.  
V Stainikirch d.  
FIVE Kreyt d.  
V Freyhalden d.  
M Yettengen d.  
KING Wettenhousen d.  
M Ichenhausen d.  
V Autharieda 1  
FIVE Wallenhausen  
V Oberhausen d.  
G Weissenhorne 1  
The sum of miles 8    
From Wessenhorne unto the city of ulm, (whereas are made the Fustians called the Homes,) is 2. miles.  


From the city of Augspurge, the post way to Antwerp.  
V Aurbach 2  
FIVE Scheppach 2  
C Gintzburge 2  
KING Eechingen 2  
FIVE Wetterstetten 3  
FIVE Altenstatt 3  
V Eberszbach 3  
FIVE Teutsaw 2  
C Kandtstatt 〈◊〉  
V Entzwayingen 3  
FIVE Tittelshaim 3  
C Brussell in Schwaben 3  
FIVE Reynhausen 3  
FIVE Mandach 2  
FIVE Rebenmund 3  
M Haubenweiszhaim 3  
M Welstain grosser mill. 3  
FIVE Eckers weiler 3  
FIVE Lebers' weiler 3  
FIVE Lyser 3  
FIVE Bynszfeld 3  
FIVE Nattem 3  
FIVE Arszfeld grosser mill 3  
C Asselbrunne 2  
V Bursiell 2  
FIVE Flames●soll 4  
FIVE Leiszhier 3  
FIVE Honginen 2  
FIVE Embting grosser mill 4  
FIVE Namur 3  
FIVE Sausy 3  
C Wacher 3  
C Brussell 4  
C Mechelin 4  
C Antwerp 4  
The sum of miles 100   

The description of the usual ways in ostrich, Bohemya, Polonya, and in the Wilden. And first from Auspurge, to Mynchen, Saltzburge, and Gratz in the Seteyrncancke.  
V Otmaringen 1  
FIVE Bachern 1  
FIVE Vobach 1  
FIVE Maysach 2  
C Esting d.  
V Mentzing 1. d.  
C Mynchen 1  
V Zorneting 3  
KING Ebersberg 1  
C Wasserburg 3  
V Obingen 2  
M Altenmarckt 2  
M Waging ●  
V Poting 1  
V Schonrom d.  
V Schiden d.  
V Prothawsen 1  
C Tatzburge 1  
K Sant Gilgen 2  
FIVE Strobell am See 2  
FIVE Aulauffen 2  
V Aussee 2  
FIVE Mytterdorff 2  
C Ensypr●ggen 〈◊〉  
C Rottenman 2  
FIVE Gayssern 1  
In the Forest or walled so called 1  
FIVE Kalwang 1  
FIVE Mautern 1  
V Khamer 1  
KING Sant Peter 2  
FIVE Leobin 4  
FIVE Prouck on the Mor 2  
FIVE Fronleyten 3  
C Gratz 3  
The sum of miles 58   

From the city of Gratz, to Weyn, in ostrich, where as the Emperor keepeth his court.  
V Fronleyten  
3  
C Pruck  
3  
Kynigberg  
3  
Kriegell  
1  
M Merznschlag  
3  
M Spittall  
1  
C Schadwien  
2  
Glognitz  
1  
M Newkirch  
3  
C Newstatt  
〈◊〉  
C Baden  
4  
C Wien  
4  
The sum of miles  
30     

From the city of prague, in Bohemya, unto Wien in ostrich.  
The city of prague is the principal & chief city in the kingdom of Bohemia, for it is divided in three parts, one part stretcheth unto the Hill where the king keepeth his court, the other part is called old prague, for antiquity thereof, and is furuished with very fair buildings, out of this part there leadeth a bridge of stone to the other side, having. 24. Arches. The city is well traded both with Merchants and Artificers.  


C Bohmischen Brot 4  
FIVE Planeysz 3  
C Kolen 1  
Zaszlaw 3  
Habern ain ainddin 2  
C Tenischen Brot 2  
Bolen 2  
Kamnitze 2  
C Trobnitz 5  
C Tznam 2  
FIVE Gunderszdorff 2  
FIVE Holobrunn 3  
C Leytterszdrof 3  
FIVE Gellerdorse 1  
C Kornnewburge 〈◊〉  
C Wein 2  
The sum of miles 39   

From the city of prague, unto Dansk or Dantzge.  
Brandisz 3  
Weiszwasser 5  
Nymis 3  
Gabell 2  
Syda 2  
Hirschfeld 1  
Gerlitz 3  
C Naumburge 3  
Brutzell 2  
Wolfersdorff 5  
C Glogaw 3  
Frawstat 3  
C Dantzge 2  
The sum of miles 37     

The city of Wien, is the principal city of Austerich▪ of ancient time called Flaviantum, as some say, of one Flavio, who newly re-edified the same. The city is double walled about with strong bulworckes & towers, the Emperor keepeth his court in the same city. It cannot be expressed, how this city is encreasid in wealth, riches, sumptuous buildings, and learned men, since the Emperors had first their abode.  


From the city of Wein, unto Preszlaw, in the country called the Schlesia.  
M Vlrichs Kirchen 3  
M Mystelbach 3  
Wisterintz 4  
Austerintz 4  
Wotsch 2  
C Olmitz 4  
C Sernberg 〈◊〉  
Over the forest 2  
Genhausen 1  
Braunseffen 1  
Wildgruben 1  
Engelberg 1  
Hermenstat Ubers Gesenck 2  
Zuekenmantell 1  
Gen der Nys 3  
Grotgen 3  
C Zu. der All 4  
C Preszlaw 4  
The sum of miles 45     

Preszlaw, is the chief city, lying in the Schlesya, this city was first founded and so called by Vratislao, the second king of Bohemia.  


From Preszlaw, unto Dansk.  
Brausznitze 4  
Trackenberg 2  
Bovitze 4  
Kitziwin 4  
Mosch 4  
C Bosen 3  
Mobaditzky 4  
Guysen 3  
Schmarmeysell 4  
Leszla 3  
Guippa 3  
C Dorn 2  
Kolmasee 3  
Grautnitz 5  
C Naumburge 2  
Gugell 3  
C Dansk 9  
The sum of miles, 62     

The city Dantzig, called in latin Gedanum, a great city of merchandise in Prussia, especially of Rosin, Pitch, Tatre, and Flax, and is under the king of Polonia.  


From the city of Dansk, unto the city of Wild.  
Schenburschfer 3  
Kementenfer 5  
Elwing uber fin 1  
Frawenburg 4  
Hailigen Byhell 3  
C Brandenburge 4  
C Kyngsperge 3  
Haydencklug 4. d.  
Taplag 3. d.  
Salaw 2  
Teutsch Georgemburg 2  
Tropiscgie 5  
Rangnith 5  
Zum Swaben 3  
Litischen Georgemburg 4  
Kirchmymell 1  
Fylon 3  
Wildenhefen 4  
Faven 3  
Romossiseck 3  
Schisma 2  
Schultigartschen 2  
Wiewa or 5 Kriegen 2  
Ringant 1. d.  
The Wild 1. d.  
The sum of miles, 78   

Another way from Preszlaw unto Dorn.  
Hnudts Felled 2  
Gen der Else 2  
Wartenberg 4  
Kobelgrundt 2  
Schildtberg 6  
Olabock 4  
Kolis 2  
Estaffelschin 3  
Kamyn 5  
Rotschawa 5  
Graby 4  
C Dorn 3  
The sum of miles 42   

From Dansk unto the city of Stattin in Pomerland.  
C Luneburge  
Schmecha  
Stolp 7  
Schsag 3  
Zona 4  
Keszlin 1  
Kerlin 3  
Plate 6  
C Golnam 5  
Naugart 3  
Tham 4  
C Stettin 1  
The sum of miles 37     

Stattin, is a city situate in Pomerland, whereas the Duke of that country keepeth his court, and it is the principal in all that country.  


From Stattin unto Frankford on the Auder.  
Griefenhagen 3  
C Kyngsperg 4  
Berwald 2  
Fyrstenfeld 1  
Khustain 2  
C Frankford on the Ader 3  
The sum of miles. 15   

From the city of Franekford on the Auder to Leyptzig.  
Melross 2  
Boschko 2  
Trefer 1  
Sand in windischland d.  
C Bibers dorff 2  
C Lowen 1  
C Luca 2  
Welter's dorf. d.  
Groszmarckte 2  
Hertzberg in meyssen 2. d.  
C Torgen 3  
Eylenberg 3  
C Leyptzig 3  
The sum of miles. 24 d.   

From Preszlaw, unto Crackaw, in Polonia.  
C Zu. der All 4  
Zum Preg 2. d.  
V Karewitz 4  
C Oppeln 2. d.  
C Strelitz 5  
Weschababad 4  
C Penigne 4  
V Schafgaff 3  
Schedlitz 4  
C Crackaw 3  
The sum of miles. 36.     

Crackaw, is the head city in the kingdom of Polonia, and lieth on the River Wixell, a rich city of great merchandise. It was founded by one Craco, the first Duke of that province. There is at this Day a great School, or University chiefly inclined unto the study of astronomy  


From Crackaw unto Petrigaw, by the Wildin.  
V Kartzowitz 7  
Setzonimas 5  
Komitzke● 5  
Stabnitzce 4  
C Petriga● 4  
The sum of miles. 25   

From Lyntz unto Wyen over the Forest.  
C Enns 3  
Strenburg 2  
C Ips 3  
KING Molck 3  
C Saint Poltin 4  
C Dulln 4  
KING Maurbach in Wald 1  
C Wien 3  
The sum of miles 23   

From Lyntz unto Saltzburge.  
V Welsis 4  
KING Lambach 2  
Volckenbruck 2  
Camer on under See 1  
Vndra aufdem See 3  
Menseeh 1  
C Sallzburg 3  
The sum of miles. 16     

From Saltzburg, unto Inszpruck.  
When the city of Saltzburge at the first was called junania, and was founded about the birth of Christ, or before the Emperor julius Caesar built in this city, or wonderful strange Castle.  


C Reichenhall 2  
Lossa 3  
Saint johanns 3  
Ellma 1  
Kundteln 1  
FIVE Schwartz 3  
C Hall in Inthall 2  
C Inszpruck 3  
The sum of miles. 18   

From the city of prague, unto the city Preszlaw, in the Schlesya  
V Newest 3  
C Limberg an der Ader 4  
V Kwisch●●a 3  
C Kyniggratz called of the Bohemians, Cralobiradetz, 4  
M Nahat, or Nahadopole 4  
Prauna, whereas it beginneth to be Germany 5  
C Schweinitz 5  
FIVE Schlackowitz 3. d.  
C Pres law 2. ●▪  
The sum of miles. 35   

From prague, to Frankford.  
C Schlen 4  
C Satz 6  
C Cada 3  
Schlackenwald 3  
C Falckenaw 3  
M eager 3  
C Weiszstatt 4  
Kulmbach 4  
C Liechtenfelsz 4  
C Bamberg 4  
C Haszfurt 4  
Derelbach 5  
C Oirtzburge 4  
C Bischofs Haim 4  
C Miltenburg 4  
C Aschenburg 4  
C Frankford 5  
The sum of miles. 6●   

From Frankford unto Speyr, and to Straszburge.  
C Mantz 5  
C Oppehaim 3  
C Wurmbs 4  
V Ogersee 3  
C Speir 3  
The sum of miles 17  
C Then to Landaw 4  
C Wissenburg 3  
C Hagenaw 4  
C Straszburg 4  
The sum of miles. 32     

Straszburg is a city of great antiquity, & hath been called of the Romans Argentoratum, the city was first under those of Trier, and afterward subdued by the Romans, & thirdly under the possession of the French kings. Clodoneus the first christened king of France, founded therein the great Minster of our Lady, and established there also a Bishops see, and after by means of the said Bishop, is the city won again to be the habitation of the Germans. In this city is found such a marvelous work, that the like is neither found in Germany, Italic, nor yet in any country, it is a ●●ry fair and high steeple, very curiously and cunningly garnished from the foundation to the top, very strange and wondered to the beholders. It might well be added unto the seven wonders of the world, and make up the eight.  


From Straszburge, unto Freyburg in Preyszgaw.  
C Benfeld 4  
C Schletstatt 2  
C Kolmar 3  
C Preysach 〈◊〉  
C Freyburg ●  
The sum of miles. 13   

From Freyburge to Constantz, am Bodensee.  
V Wolffenweyler 1  
C Newenburge 3  
C basel 3  
C Rheinfelded 2  
C Lauffenberg 〈◊〉  
C Waltzhut 1  
C Schfhausen 4  
C Zell am Vndersee 〈◊〉  
C Costantz 2  
The sum of miles. 20     

The city Constance, (voulgarly called Costentz) was of ancient time called Gannodurum, & sithence of Constantine, the father of Constantinus the great, hath it been named Constantia, about the year. 307. In this city of Constance, was holden a great and general counsel, in the year of our Lord 1414.  


From Constantz, to Inszpruck.  
C Vberlingen 1  
C Machdorff 〈◊〉  
C Regensburg 〈◊〉  
C Wangen 〈◊〉  
C Eyszna 〈◊〉  
C Kempten 3  
C Fussen 4  
FIVE Nasareit ober the ferrn 4  
C Inszpruck 6  
The sum of miles, 25   

From Strauszburge to Constantz.  
C Schletstatt 6  
C Kolmar 3  
C Ennsen 3  
M Hapsen 1  
FIVE basel 2  
C Rheynfelden ●  
C Lauffenberg 3  
C Walsthut 〈◊〉  
C Neinkirchen 〈◊〉  
C schafhausens 2  
C Diessenhofen 1  
C Stain 1  
C Steckborn 1  
C Costantz 1  
The sum of miles 30     

The famous city of Basell, stood in the year. 382. in the time of the emperors Gratian and Valentinian, & was founded long before. The name of this city divers say, (though doubtfully) came of a Basiliscus, the ancient Romans have accounted this city for the chief & principal of all those other lying thereabouts. In this city are many Printers of Books, for it standeth chiefly on that Art. In the year. 1460. was there an university at Basell erected.  


From basel to Khur in Switzerland.  
C Rheynfelden 2  
C Seckingen 〈◊〉  
C Lauffenberg 〈◊〉  
C Baden in Switz 3  
C Zurich 3  
C Rappers' Weill 3  
M Wallenstat 6  
C Khur 5  
The sum of Switszers' miles 20.  
But of german miles 26.   

From Augspurge to Landtshut and Regenspurg.  
C Fredberge 1  
V Parr d.  
V Zeydelbach 2  
M Inners Dorff d.  
M Kamers berg d.  
FIVE Krambs berg 1  
C Freysing 1  
C Mospurg 3  
C Landtshut 3  
V Erbelspach 3  
FIVE Newfarr d.  
V Schierling 3  
C Regenspurge 3 d.  
●he sum of miles. 22. d.   

From the city of Nurnberge, unto the city of Remspurge,  
V Feicht 2  
FIVE Virrieden 1. d.  
C Newen Marked 1. d.  
V Deyningen 1  
FIVE Hemaw 4  
FIVE Deirting 1  
C Regenspurge 2  
The sum of miles 13   

Erom Nurnberge, to Landshut.  
V Rottenbach 2  
FIVE Allers burg 2  
C Freystatlyn 1  
V Bergin 2  
FIVE Berngnes 1  
FIVE Altenstain 2  
C Newstatt 2  
M Pfesters Hausen 3  
FIVE Weichmichell 2  
C Landts Hut 1  
The sum of miles. 18   

From Nurnberge, to Mynchen, or Municke.  
V Kornburge 2  
FIVE Schwandt 1  
FIVE Slain 2  
V Daimesing 2  
V Greding 2  
V K●eding 1  
C Ingolstat 3  
C Plaffenhofen 4  
M Pruck 4  
C Mijnchen 3  
The sum of Miles. 24   

From Nurnberge, to Nordlingen, and Vlm.  
C Schwabach 〈◊〉  
V Wasserman 2  
FIVE Erlbach 1  
C Guntzenhausen 1  
C Knotza 1  
C Ottingen 〈◊〉  
C Norlingen 〈◊〉  
V Kessingen  
V Dietingen 1  
C Gienga 2  
FIVE Langenaw 2  
C ulm 2  
The sum of miles. 13   

From Nurnberge, to Braunschweyck.  
KING Weyssenaw 3  
C Bottenstain 1  
C Barreith 〈◊〉  
C Sangerhausen 3  
C Gotta 7  
Wolfenbitell a Castle 6  
C Braunschweyck 4  
The Sum of miles 26     

The city of Braunsckwick was founded in the year. 878. and took the name of a prince called Bruno, and at the first was but a small village, but at this present is a great city multiplied with people, and adorned with very fair buildings.  


From Braunschwick, to Schwerein.  
C Halberstatt 3  
C Maydenburg 8  
C Stendell 4  
C Werba 3  
C Sanaw 3  
C Hagelburge 4  
C Blawen 4  
C Mayenen 1  
Zu. Rotten Mor, a Castle. 2  
C Schwerein 2  
The sum of miles. 34   

From Nornberge, to Dillenberge, at Westwald.  
V Firth 1  
FIVE Langen Zcen 2  
M Marked Derlabach 2  
Wimpffen, under those of Nurnberge. 2  
FIVE Ergersen 1  
FIVE Sonderszhof●● 2  
FIVE Ab 1  
FIVE Wittich hausen 3  
FIVE Grienszfeld under the subjection of the Earls of Leychtenberg. 1  
C Bischofs ham 1  
M Kilsen 1  
C Miltenburg 〈◊〉  
C Oschenburg under the bishop of Mantz. 3  
C Hana under their own Earl. 4  
C Fridberg a rich stat 3  
M Watzler 3  
C Dillenberg 3  
The sum of miles. 34   

From Augspurge to Kopffstain.  
M Bruck 5  
C Mynchen 4  
FIVE Peysz 3  
C Feldkerch 2  
C Aybling 1  
C Rosenhaim 1  
V Vischbach 2  
C Kopffstain 2  
The sum of miles 20     

The city Regenspurge, was long called Ratispona, the which name it yet retaineth in the Latin. It is found to be either built or newly re-edified by Tiberius the Emperor, and at that time called Tiberina. In the year 1114. was built the stone bridge having. 24. arches over the river Thonaw or Danubie, which passeth alongst the city. The learned and famous Philosopher Albertus Magnus, was Bishop of this city in Anno. 1262. but afterwards for his great desire of natural Science, he gave over the Bishopric and departed to Colen, whereas he studied many years, died and was there buried.  


From Regenspurge, by water unto Wyen.  
V Stauff. 1  
FIVE Schrenckhofen 1  
FIVE Zum Gfatter 1  
C Straubing 3  
M Bunga 1  
C Deckendorff 3  
KING Nydern Alta 1  
M Tauf kirchen 2  
M Filtzhofen 1  
FIVE Sambach 1  
C Passaw 3  
M Hafuerzell 2  
FIVE Engerzell 1  
FIVE Rana 1  
Schlegellen then a great high hill & a Forest 1  
M Ascha 2  
FIVE Freyenstain 1  
M Ottensavim 3  
C Lyntz 1  
Spylawerk a Castle 2  
C Mathausen 3  
M Vndern Woltza 3  
M Zum Gtrudell 3  
FIVE Serwingstain beim 2  
Strudell, 1  
C Ips 2  
M Bechling 〈◊〉  
C Melck, a city and Kloister 1  
Schonbihell a castle d.  
Ackstain a Castle d.  
V Spitz 1  
M Weissen Kirchen 1  
C Dietenstain 1  
C Stam  
C Krembs  
KING Ketwin over 1  
Againstit  
FIVE Mautern  
M Holenberg 1  
FIVE Saint johnnes in der Aw1  
C Dullen 〈◊〉  
V Offlein 3  
C Kloister Newberge 1  
M Nuntzers Drof. 1  
C Wien 1  
The Sum of miles 60   

From Wien, to Augsburge, by land.  
C Kar Nuwburg 2  
M Stockeraw 2  
FIVE Hauszleyten 1  
FIVE Absdorf. 1  
C Gravenwerd 2  
C Krembs  
C Stain 〈◊〉  
V Durnsrayn 1  
M Weissen Kirchen 1  
FIVE Spitz having a green Church  
steeple 1  
FIVE Agspach 1  
FIVE Emersdorf 1  
FIVE Marbach 2  
M Bossenburg 1  
C Greyn 3  
Here men pass over the wood called Sperea,  
C Berg 3  
C Mathausen 1  
C Lynts 3  
M Alckhosen 2  
KING Deferdingen 1  
FIVE Wald Kirchin 2  
M Beyrbach 1  
KING Saint Wilboldt 1  
FIVE Sigartingen 1  
FIVE Tanfkirchin 1  
M Scharding 1  
FIVE Rothof 1  
FIVE karch hain 1  
FIVE Biren bach 1  
C Pfarkirchen 1  
M Eckenfeld 〈◊〉  
M Gangkhofen 〈◊〉  
M Vilszbiburg 〈◊〉  
M Geiselhauson 1  
C Landts hut 1  
C Moszburg 〈◊〉  
C Freysing 〈◊〉  
V Crantsperg 1  
FIVE Camerberg 1  
M Inners dorf 1  
FIVE Zeydelbach 1  
FIVE Heritzhausen 1  
FIVE Parr 1. d.  
C Fridberg d  
C Augspurg ●  
The sum of miles. ●●   

From Inspruck to wien by water.  
C Hall in Inthall 1  
FIVE Schwatz 2  
C Rottenburg 4  
C Kopffstam 4  
C Rossenhaim 7  
C Wasserburg 10  
C Braunaw 3  
V Obernberg 3  
M Scharding 4  
FIVE Freistetten 3  
C Passaw 4  
M Hafnerzell 3  
C Mathausen 3  
Bossenburg a Cast●●●  
M Marggrein ●  
V Kirchdorf ●  
V Emerszdorf ●  
V Spits ●  
C Krembs 2  
C Gravenwerd 2  
M Stockeraw ●  
V Entzers Dorf ●  
C Wien ●  
The sum of miles 73   

From the city of Wien to Inspruck by Land.  
V Kalenberg 1  
C Kloster newberg 1  
M Traszmaurn 4  
C Hertzoburg 2  
KING Saint Boltin 1  
M Linden Marked 2  
FIVE Strenberg 4  
M Lendin an der enns 〈◊〉  
M Obern berg 2  
V Walts 4  
FIVE Lambach 2  
M Schwantsz ●  
C Francken Marked 2  
FIVE StrauszWalch ●  
V Vogelbruch 2  
C Newenmarckt 2  
C Saltzburg 〈◊〉  
C Reichenhall 1  
FIVE Loffers thall 4  
V Werglen 4  
FIVE Schwatz 4  
C Hall in Inthall 2  
FIVE Inszpruck 1  
The sum of miles 53   

From Wien unto the city of Ofen in Hungaria.  
Schirechits 2  
Vischermintz 2  
Holbrunnen 2  
Simerein 4  
C Gomorra 8  
Toads 2  
C Gran 4  
C Blindenburg 4  
Kaltbach 4  
C Alt Ofen 2  
C Often 2  
The sum of Hungarishe miles. 36  
German miles. 54   

From the city of Wien, to the city of Hermenstat in Sibengurgen.  
Bruck on the Leiben 4  
C Preszburg 6  
Scheytta 3  
Bosing 3  
Gutinarckt 3  
great hongrish marked 10  
Schwarts Wasser 3  
C Erla 10  
Leberits ander theusa 3  
Turkish dorf 3  
Fawl Wasser 4  
Verbrunnen dorf 4  
Thoberissen 2  
Vngerish burg 4  
C eager 9  
Masz 9  
C Klausenburg ●  
Thormbvrg 2  
Bewdorf 2  
Mer, sztoch 2  
Engiten 1  
C Stultzenburg 7  
C Hermenstatt 6  
The sum of Hungarish wiles, 103. of German miles. 154.   

From the city of Botzen, to Bootta in the Steirmarckt.  
M K●lman 3  
C Klausen 1  
C Brixen 2  
FIVE Mulbach 2  
C Braunecken 2  
Thoblach 3  
Inchingen 2  
C Lientzes 4  
Stainfelden 4  
Sachsenburg ●  
Spithal 4  
C Villach 〈◊〉  
C Klagenfurd 4  
Fleckenmartckt 6  
Mernberg 4  
C Botta 6  
The sum of miles. 51   

From Villach to Laubach.  
C Kronburg 6  
C Laubach 6  
The sum of miles 12   

From Augspurg to Regenspurg, and so to Prage, in Bohemya,  
C Fridberg 1  
V Desing 1  
C Aycha 1  
C Schrobeuhausen 〈◊〉  
V Byrenbach 2  
C Geysenfeld 〈◊〉  
V Schwayg 2  
C Newstatlin 1  
C Abensperg 〈◊〉  
C Regenspurg 4  
M Nyttenaw 4  
C Bruck 1  
V Newkirchen 2  
C Rotz 〈◊〉  
C Wald Mynchen, on the Forest 2  
M Deyntz 3. d.  
C Pilsen 5  
FIVE Rockenzaw 2  
V Zerwitz 1  
M Scheberach 1  
C Weron 〈◊〉  
C Prage 3  
The sum of miles. 45. d.   

From Nurnberge to P●●ge.  
C Lauff 〈◊〉  
M Herspruck 2  
M Saltsbach 3  
FIVE Hirshaw 2  
FIVE Weythausen 5  
FIVE frawenberg 2  
C Pilsen 6  
C Scheberach 5  
C Weron 〈◊〉  
C Prag 3  
Miles. 32   

From prague to Leiptzig.  
C Schlen 4  
Lanua 3  
Comettaw 4  
C Maria berg 4  
C Khemnitz 3  
C Benick 〈◊〉  
C Froburg 1  
C Born 〈◊〉  
V Hemrichen d.  
C Leyptzig 2. d.  
The sum of miles 26   

From Frankford to Leiptzig.  
M Hana 〈◊〉  
C Ge●hausen 3  
V Salmynster 2  
C Staynach an der Strasz 1. d.  
C Schlichters 1 d.  
C Voll 〈◊〉  
C Kobell 〈◊〉  
C Fach 3  
V Schonsee 1  
C Eysenach 〈◊〉  
C Gotta 3  
C Erdfurt 3  
C Bittelstatt 2. d.  
C N●●kers berg 2. d.  
C Naumburg 〈◊〉  
C Weyszenfelsz 〈◊〉  
C Lytzen 〈◊〉  
C Leyptzig 2  
The sum of miles. 39     

The citiie of Leiptzig, is the chief of all the cities in the country of Meiszen in the year. 1408. was a university erected in this city. There is also great traffic of merchandise daily used.  


From Leiptzig to Regenspurge.  
C Altenburg 5  
C Zwickaw 4  
M Aurbach 3  
C Neynkirchin 3  
C Eager 3  
KING Waldsachsen 1  
FIVE Tirschenry● 2  
C Newstatim 3  
M Weyda 3  
FIVE Schnithitten there by lieth a Castle called Wernberg. 1. d.  
M Pfraimbdt 1. d.  
M Naburg d.  
V Schwartzenfeld 1  
FIVE Schwandorf 4  
FIVE Deybitz 3  
C Regenspurg 4  
The sum of miles, 40   

From Leypzing to Stolburg.  
Morschenburg 3  
Schafstatt 1  
Altstatt 3  
C Stolburg 5  
The sum of miles 12   

From Kinigstayn to Stolburg.  
C Butschbach 4  
C Giessen 2  
C Zigenhan 3  
C Dresen 3  
C Hamburg 4  
FIVE far 3  
M Eschpa 2  
C Milhausen 3  
C Northausen 4  
M Heringen 〈◊〉  
C Stolburg 2  
The sum of miles 32   

From Nurnberg to Castle.  
V Buch 1  
FIVE Thenneloe 1  
FIVE Erlang 1  
FIVE Bayrs dorf 1  
C Forchaym 1  
C Bamberg 4  
FIVE Bannach 1 d  
V Eberach 1 d  
V Drobstall 4  
V Rumolt ●  
V Mayningen 3  
FIVE Wossen 1  
FIVE Herren Braytingen 1  
FIVE Maresuoll 2  
C Berckha 1  
M Setze 1  
C Retenburg 3  
M Mels●●gen 3  
C Castle 2  
The sum of miles 34   

From Nurnberg to the city of Dresen.  
V Heroldtsberg 2  
M Gschenaw 1  
C Gravenwerd 1  
V Bernfelsz 1  
C Boenstayn 2  
C Barreyt 3  
C Bereneck 〈◊〉  
C Minchberg 〈◊〉  
C Hof in voyt land 2  
C Plawen 4  
C Zwickaw 4  
C Khemnitz 4  
C Freyburg 4  
C Dresen 4  
The sum of miles 36   

From Nurnberg to Magdenberg.  
C Forchhaim 5  
C Bamberg 4  
C Koburg 5  
C Limenaw 〈◊〉  
C Arnstatt 4  
C Erdfurtt 4  
M Grosz Symern 4  
C Sangerhausen 〈◊〉  
C Manszfeld 4  
M Stoszturt 〈◊〉  
C Magdenburg 4  
The sum of miles 40     

Madenburg is a city of great antiquity and took the name of the Image of a maiden Goddess, which the Citizens were wont to worship, before they were converted to the faith of Christ, this city lieth on the River Elb.  


From Magdenburg unto Sant Anna, berg.  
C Wittenberg 10  
C Thorgaw 5  
C Rochli●z 4  
C Leyptzig 5  
C Kohemnitz 8  
C Anna berg 4  
The sum of miles. 36   

From Anna berg to Mynchen in Bavarya.  
C joachim's Thal 4  
C Schlackenwald 4  
C Eager 2  
KING Wald Sachsen 2  
FIVE Weyden 1  
C Newstatlin 1  
M Pfraimbdt 4  
M Hemaw 4  
C Newstatlin on the River Danube 2  
M Gissenfeld 〈◊〉  
C Pfaffenhofen 〈◊〉  
C Mynchen 7  
The sum of miles 35   

From Nurnberg to Worms, and so to Speyr.  
FIVE firth 1  
FIVE Varnbach 1  
FIVE Langeren 1  
V Marked Erlbach 2  
C Windtshaim 〈◊〉  
V Waldmerspach 2  
FIVE Aurnhofen 1  
M Bibera 1  
FIVE Schefftersin 1  
KING Mergethaim 2  
M Schwaygern 1  
C Berlen 〈◊〉  
C Rosenburg 1  
M Allaza 1  
M Scheflentz 1  
C Moszbach 1  
C Eckermund 〈◊〉  
C Haydeiberg 1  
C Wormbs 4  
The sum of miles 28   

From Nurnberg, to Straszburg.  
C Schwabach 〈◊〉  
C Eschabach 3  
C Dinckelspyhell 4  
C Elwang 〈◊〉  
C Gmind 4  
C Shorndorf 〈◊〉  
C Kandtstat 4  
FIVE Ditzingen 1  
FIVE Weyssach 1  
FIVE Wormberg 1  
Tieffenbrun a flight  
C Shot to Pfortza 1  
FIVE Langen staynbach 1. d.  
C Ettlingen d.  
V Malch 1  
M Raltat 1  
FIVE Higelsa 1  
C Stolhofen d  
C Liechtenaw 1  
V Bischingen zum hohen Steg 1  
C Straszburg 2  
The sum of miles, 35   

From Augspurg to Strasburg.  
V Biber 1  
FIVE Horgen 1  
M Zuszmerhausen 1  
FIVE Gletwing 1  
M Burgaw  
V Knoringen 1  
C Gintzburg 1  
C Leyphaim d.  
V Langenaw 1. d.  
V Weydenstetten 1, d.  
C Geyslingen 1. d.  
V Siessa 1  
C Goppingen 1  
M Ebers bach 1  
V Blochingen 1  
C Eszlingen 1  
C Kandstat 1  
FIVE Ditzingen 1  
FIVE Weyssach 1  
FIVE Wormberg 1  
Tieffenbrun a shot  
C unto Pfortza 1  
FIVE Langen Stainbach 1. d.  
C Ettlingen d.  
C Malsch 1  
M Rastatt 1  
C Higelsa 1  
C Stolhofen 1  
C Liechtenaw 1  
V Bischingen zum hohen Stege 1  
C Straszburg 2  
The sum of miles 31   

An other way from Augspurge to Straszburge which is nearer.  
M juszmerhausen 3  
C Gintzburg 3  
C ulm 3  
C Blawbeiren 〈◊〉  
V Ihenenbeiren 1  
C Minsingen 1  
V Gechingen 1  
C Reitlingen 1  
V Derdingen▪ 1  
C Rottenburg am Necker. 1  
C Horb 〈◊〉  
C Dornstetten 〈◊〉  
C Knyebisz 〈◊〉  
C Noppenaw 1  
C Oberkirch 〈◊〉  
V Bischingen zum hohen Stege 2  
C Strasburg 2  
The sum of miles. 30   

From prague to Wittenberg and Hall in Saxony.  
Welberg 3  
Wudin 2  
Leitmeritz 2  
Aussig 3  
Gotleben 4  
C Dresen 3  
C Meychsen 3  
Stral 3  
C Thorga 3  
C Wittenberg & Hall 6  
The sum of miles. 32   

From Augspurg to Haylbrun.  
V Aichstetten 1  
V Arleszried d.  
FIVE Reittern 1  
FIVE Newherberg  
V Altminster d.  
KING Soltenbach d.  
V Holtza 1  
C Laugyngen 1. d.  
V Stauffen d.  
C Gienga 1▪ d.  
C Haidenhaim 1 d.  
V Stanaich d.  
FIVE Saint Bartlemes 1  
FIVE Borge 1  
C Gmind 1  
C Schorndorf 〈◊〉  
C Wynnata 〈◊〉  
C Bo●mar 〈◊〉  
C Hailbrun 2  
Mhe sum of miles. 21     

Here followeth the ways orderly lying between each notable city, save only the miles are not set in the margin, yet at the end of each, is the whole sum of miles set down.  
The city of Antwerp, was at the first but a castle, which as some say, was kept of a Giant inhabiting therein, it took the name by a hand, which smitten of, was cast into the river Schelt. The place or country thereabouts being very well situate, began to be enlarged from time to time with fair buildings, but of late within this. 60. year, it hath so flourished in all abundance of wealth by means of their great merchandise with all nations, & also was so sumptuously adorned with gorgeous buildings, that it passed in that respect, each city in Europe.  


From Antwerp to Osenbruck.  
Lychten  
Hochstratten  
Dilburg  
Hertzogbush  
Dester on the Bridge  
Genff a ferry place  
Gach  
Stanten  
The ferry over the Rhine  
Wisel  
Dilman  
C Munster  
Lengering  
C Osenbruck  
The sum of miles 40   

From Osenbruck to Colen.  
C Lengering  
C Munster  
M Duckenwitz  
M Drotman  
C Warmszkirchen  
M Lempe  
Gibels berg a Castle  
FIVE To the cold Herborowe  
V To the fat Henn for fetten Hennen  
C Colen  
The sum of miles. 45   

Erom Osenbruck to Lubcck.  
Zur forden  
Zur focht  
Wild hausen Lager  
C Bremen 12  
Zur Mylen  
Premerfurt  
Staden  
The ferry over the Elb 10  
C Hamborow 5  
Oldeszla  
C Lubek 10  
The sum of miles 37   

From Osenburg to Frankford.  
C Munster  
Packhaim  
Anright  
Rynn  
In Grund Zum Taschen hausen  
Wayterberg  
Halms berg  
Wetter  
C Marburg  
Zum Gissen  
Butzbach  
Fridtsperg  
Frankford  
Miles.   

From Augspurg to Erdfurd, Brounswick & Lubicke.  
C Thoawerd 6  
C Monhaim 〈◊〉  
C Weyssenburg 〈◊〉  
C Roth 4  
C Nurnberg 4  
FIVE Buch 1  
FIVE Erlang 2  
FIVE Bayrsdorf 1  
C Furch haim 1  
FIVE Hirsh haid 1  
C Bamberg 〈◊〉  
V Ratolsdorf 2  
C Koburg 4  
M Eyszfeld 2  
M Engenstayn 3  
M Zur Frawen 2  
C Illmenaw 〈◊〉  
C Arnstatt 〈◊〉  
C Erdfurd 2  
The sum of miles. 44     

The city Erdfurd, was first founded by a king of Franckenland in Germany called Clodouco, about the time of the Emperor▪ Theodosius, the city than began to flourish, till about the year of our Lord 1472. there was a great fire in the city, which consumed the third part thereof, this was done by a traitorous conspiracy, but the doers were taken and executed, in the year. 1392 was the great School founded in this city.  


From Erdfurd to Brownswick.  
M Weisensee 〈◊〉  
V Kindelbruck 3  
C Saxenburg 〈◊〉  
C Sangerhausen 3  
C Manszfeld 4  
FIVE Ermeszleben 2  
C Halberstatt 1  
C Hessen 〈◊〉  
C Brownswick 4  
The sum of miles. 23   

From Brounswicke to Lubicke.  
Genfhorn  
Zall  
Reberlaw  
Lynenburg  
The ferry over the Elb and Metz  
C Zur Mulen  
C Lubicke  
The smme of Miles. 22     

The city of Lubick is of great traffic, & many artificers are therein. It was first founded by an Earl of Holsatz, in Anno. 1140. it hath been under the king of Denmarck heretofore in subjection.  


From Lubick to Frankford.  
Oldszla  
C Hamburg  
Zuwell over the Elb  
Staden  
Premer furt  
Mollen  
C Bruck  
C Bremen  
V Dilmenharst  
Wildhausen  
Focht  
Drechsforden  
C Osenburg  
Lengering  
C minster  
Beckhaim  
Anricht  
Rynn  
Wintersperg  
Halmsperg  
C Wet●er  
C Marpurg  
Zu Giessen  
Butzbach  
Fridberg  
C Frankford  
Miles.   

From Leyptzig to Lubick.  
Morsperg  
C  
Hal in Saxen  
Alszleb uber die Sa●  
Aschkerszliebe  
C Halberstat  
C Hessan  
C Braunsweick  
C Hildeszhaim  
Kalenberg  
Springen  
Statthagen  
Vbirkirchen  
Minden  
Paum  
C Osenbruck  
Lengering  
C minster  
Warndorf  
Yburg  
Hundtsburg  
Lembruch  
Dieffeld  
C Bremen  
Zurburg  
Mylen  
Zum Forden  
Staden  
Ferry over the Elb  
C Hamburg  
Oldeszla  
C Lubeck  
The sum of miles 93   

From Lubick to Dantzig the regions lying toward the sea.  
Zur Hell  
Roszhaupten  
Reverkall  
Bernhall  
Haissen See  
Dasserorth  
Rossstat  
C Wiszmar  
C Dantzig  
The sum of miles. 80      

Here followeth the ways and passages in Italy France England and Spain.  


The way from Augspurg in Germany unto Genua in Italy.  
V Menchingen 3  
C Myndelhaim 4  
C Memmingen 3  
C Lewkirchen 3  
C Wangen 〈◊〉  
C Lindaw 2  
Zum Baurn 2  
C Felled Kirch 2  
Mayenfeld 3  
C Khur 2  
Lentz 3  
Zuder Mill 2  
Kascha 3  
Klaven 3  
Gera am See 4  
Come 14  
The sum of german miles 50   

Barlasima 15  
C Milano 15  
C Pavia 20  
Voghera 18  
Tortona 10  
Saravale 14  
Arquata 2  
Butzala 15  
C Genua 14  
Italian miles 123    

The Emperor Charles the great, gave this city Vlm, contributory unto a Kloyster of Friars, but the citizens afterwards by a great sum redeemed themselves. In the year. 1377. the fair Minster in the city Vlm, was begun to be builded, and with the steeple was fully finished, in Anno. 1488. this building cost from the beginning to the full ending thereof. 900000. guildines. In this city are very great store of Fustians made, which are conveyed over the Sea into Turkey, and divers other kingdoms.  


From ulm to Mayland, upon Triend.  
C Memmingen 6  
C Kempten 4  
C Nesselwang 〈◊〉  
M Reitte 3  
Echen berger Claus 1  
FIVE Nauders 1  
M Male 2  
V Tersch 3  
C Meron 3  
V Terla 2  
FIVE Epan 1  
M Traminn 3  
FIVE Salurn 1  
KING Saint Michael 1  
C Trient 2  
C Rofereit 3  
C Ayterwang 2  
M Nasareit over the Fern 3  
V Imbst 〈◊〉  
Landeck ain Schlosz 2  
FIVE Pfundtz 4  
Turbetto 2  
Over the Garlsee to Salaw 5  
Tyserzan 2  
Bresso 4  
Pentoia 4  
Martienga 1  
C Cassan 3  
C Mayland 3  
The sum of German miles. 75     

Genua or ●anua hath of ancient time been a city of great power, under whom hath been subject both counuries and people, with the Isles lying near Grecia, the ancient city Peragegen, was at the first subject to this city, with the isle Chius, & other cities with Famagosta, chief city in the isle of cyprus' & the isle of Metilene: but of late years hath the city lost all the power by the Sea. The cities of Genua hath suctayned many broils and sharp wars both of Sarrazens and other enemies.  


From the city of Genua, in Italy unto Luca.  
Bogliasco 8  
Rapallo 1  
Chiavari 5  
Sestrie di Levate 5  
All Bracco 6  
Mattarana 7  
All Borgherti 7  
Saint Remedio 7  
Sarzana 10  
Alla Frigida 10  
Petro Santa 6  
Masta Rossa 8  
C Luca 8  
The sum of Italian miles. 97  
Containing of Germayn miles 19     

The city Luca is replenished with much people which for the most part use the trade of merchandise, chiefly with silks, the city is beautified with goodly houses & gorgeous buildings.  


From Luca to Room.  
Verseggi 27  
Alla Scala 3  
Castle Florentyno 8  
Pogi Ponsy 10  
Sienna 13  
Bonconuetio 12  
jowl vero 5  
Sant Chirigo 3  
Secorso 9  
La Paglia 4  
Pon Santino 8  
Saint Lorenzo 9  
Monte Flescon 10  
C Vitterby 8  
Rosigliono 10  
Baccana 14  
La Strotta 8  
C Roma 7  
The sum of Italian miles. 1●8     

The ancient city of Rome after the opinion of divers authors taketh her name of Romulus, who first erected the walls thereof, and after from time to time was so augmented, that within the walls of the city were fully contained. 634. Towers and steeples, and. 37. Gates, the circuit or compass of the city was. 20. thousand paces, but of late by occasion of great batteries & spoil of the city which heretofore have happened, the buildings were so broken and consumed, that there is no more but. 365. towers to be seen, and. 20. gates. In the city of Rome at the beginning was a Temple built to the Goddess Vesta, wherein was kept a continual fire, with other ceremonies used of the old romans. The works of many learned authors do largely show the state of this city, how in tract of time it hath been altered and changed.  


From Room to Laquila.  
Mantana 21  
Nerla 10  
Cantalicie 16  
Civita ducata 6  
Alla Rocca di Corno 11  
Laquila or Eagle 9  
The sum of Italian miles. 64  
of german miles 13   

From Laquila to Neapolis.  
C Civita Relenga 14  
Popolay 8  
Salmona 8  
Rocca di valde Scuro 8  
Castle di sango 10  
All Fornello 15  
All Sesto 12  
Caluy 17  
Cappoa 10  
Verza 8  
C Neapolis 10  
The sum of Italian miles 120  
of german miles 24     

The city Neapolis is of great antiquity and was called of old time, Parthenope, as Titus Livius saith, the whole kingdom, taketh the name of the city Neapolis.  


From Neapolis to Rome.  
Alla Rocca 30  
Molla 18  
Funny 17  
Maruty 16  
Salmonety 20  
Bollutrie 15  
C Rome 20  
The sum of Italian miles 129  
of german miles 26   

From Rome to Genua.  
Alla Isola 8  
Bachan 6  
Monte roch 6  
Ronsiglion 8  
Vitterbo 8  
Monte Fiastan 10  
Bulstena ●  
Saint Lorentz 3  
Pome cenym ●  
Impaia ●  
Secorso 4  
Alla Scala 5  
Th●rmir 8  
Lusignan 8  
Senis 8  
Saggia 9  
Pogi Pontz 3  
Castle Fiorintin 10  
Ponto seco Mulinaso 7  
Galeno 4  
Luca 11  
Pietra Santa 16  
Mossa 6  
C Sarsana 10  
All Porgadro 16  
Mattarana 7  
All Boacha 7  
Saint Estri 8  
Chianey 8  
Ropola ●  
Retho 6  
C Genua 15  
Italian miles 257  
German miles 53. d.   

From Rome to Genua, by Milan.  
Baccano 12  
Montorosso 8  
Ronsigliono 12  
Vitterby 86  
Saint Lawrentzo 1  
Alla Paglia 16  
Iholivero 17  
Sienna 17  
All Tavernello 17  
Fiorentza 15  
Scarparia 14  
Fiorentzola 10  
Discaregalaze 10  
Bollogna 20  
A. Modena 20  
Rotz 15  
Borgo de s. Anthony 15  
Piasentza 20  
castle Postelengo 10  
Lodena 12  
Mariano 10  
C Millano 10  
C Pavia 20  
Voghera 12  
jortona 10  
Arquata 14  
Butzala 12  
C Genua 14  
Italian miles. 392  
german miles. 78. d.   

From Aquila to Ancona.  
All Borgeto 15  
Darony 15  
Spoletti 10  
Verzina 15  
Saravell 7  
Poluerina 8  
Dorentina 10  
Passa de Mazarata 10  
Civita ducata 5  
Recanata 10  
Loretta 3  
C A●cona 15  
Italian miles. 123  
german miles. 24. d.     

The city Anthona lieth on the sea Adriatum having a famous haven for ships, such as the like is not in all Italy, there is great traffic of Merchandise and plenty of Wine and corn with other necessaries.  


From Ancona to Venice.  
Sinagaglia 20  
Fang 15  
Pessera 5  
La Catholica 01  
Rymina 15  
Cesznadiga 15  
All Safsio 10  
Raveno 10  
Premar 18  
Mangiavaca 10  
Bolloni 18  
Gora 18  
Fornazi 18  
Chioea 18  
C Venice 25  
Italian miles. 225  
German miles. 45   

From Augspurg to Inspruck Triend and Venice.  
Zum Stadell ain Ainodin 4  
C Landtsperg 2  
FIVE Romenkessell 1  
FIVE Soya 1  
C Schongaw 2  
KING Rottenbuch 1  
V Amberg 3  
KING Ethall d.  
M Partakirch 1. d.  
M Mittewalo 3  
S●efeld ain Weyi●r 3  
M Zierell 1  
C Insp●uck 2  
M Matrach 3  
FIVE Staynach d.  
Lyg ain Klausen 1  
Over the Prenner forest to Gossensafz. 2  
V  
C Stertzing d.  
Beysser ain aidodin 3  
C Brixen 1  
C Klausen 〈◊〉  
V Colman 1  
FIVE Blumaw 2  
M Botzen 1  
M Newmarckt 3  
M Sant Michael 2  
FIVE Neuiss 1  
C Triend. 1  
The sum of miles. 49   

From the city Triend to Venice.  
V Persen 5  
M Leave 5  
M Wurgen 10  
M Grin 15  
C Felters 1  
Vener ain ainodin 7  
FIVE Carnudo 8  
C Treviso, or Derfis 15  
C Maiesters 10  
C Venice 5  
The sum of Italian miles. 95  
of German miles 19  
So that the whole sum is from the city of Augspurg in Germany unto the city of Venice in Italy is 6 8 Germayn miles.   

From Beissern to Venice through the Busterdale and through the Caluber is somewhat nearer.  
M Mulbach 1  
C Braunecken 3  
FIVE Niderdorff. 3  
Gasthausz 3  
FIVE Hayden 1  
The sum of German miles. 11   

V Monat 8  
C Maiesters 10  
C Venice 5  
FIVE Saint Martin 9  
FIVE Baravell 3  
FIVE Spithalie 5  
FIVE Lungeron 5  
FIVE Plaszburg 10  
FIVE Teutscen Eck 01  
C Speroval 7  
C Kyniglon 7  
FIVE Lobotina 8  
C Derfis 7  
The sum of Italian miles. 94  
of German miles. 18     

The city of Venice is a rich city of great power both by land and by water, the city is always governed by the Duck thereof, & hath in subjection divers provinces. The Italian proverb speaking of Venice and other cities, agreeth thereunto, which is, Venice the richest, Milane the greatest, Genua the proudest, Florents the finest, Bononi● the fruitfullist, Ravenna the oldest, Neapolis the noblist, and Rome the head of cristendome.  


From venice to Rome.  
C Milan 15  
Rovigo 25  
C Ferrara 20  
Saint Piero Castle 16  
Saint Gortzo 5  
C Bolognia 10  
Pionora 8  
Coian 8  
Saint Cargolasino 4  
Predo Mala 5  
Fiorenzola 5  
All joff 5  
Saint Carparin 5  
Voglia 6  
C Fiorenza 8  
Saint Cassan 9  
Thavernelo 8  
Pogi pontzes 5  
Stagia 3  
Senis 9  
Lusignan ●  
Thormere 8  
Alla Scala 8  
Rerasco 5  
Impaia 4  
Pome Cenim 8  
Sant Lawrentzo 8  
Bulsiena 3  
Montofiascon 6  
Ronziglione 10  
Monto Roscho 8  
Bachan 6  
Isola 6  
Rome 8  
The sum of Italian miles. 265  
of German miles. 53   

From Augspurg to Ferraria  
The way from Augspurg to Inspruck and Triend is already before prescribed. Then further from Triend to Ferraria.  
Stekho  
Allwurget  
Allzerin  
Vrsulango  
Isol●a de la gschalla  
Ostia sol  
C Ferraria  
miles.     

Ferraria a very ancient city, lieth very fair and pleasantly on the water Pado, garnished with sumptuous pallases, having very broad and wide streets, the traffic of merchandise there is great.  


From Ferraria to Augspurg throuh Schweytzerland.  
Figeroll  
Ostia  
Isola de la gschalla  
Schona Compena  
Pisgiera  
Lunado  
Pressa  
Isra Schullago  
Loffer  
Abro  
Edell  
Inn Abrigo di Zappo  
Zu Adiram over the hill a post gschiaffo  
Schull monte Perlina  
All ponto Rosina  
La Alba  
Burgunde  
Lenntz  
C Khur  
The sum of Italian miles. 51   

From the city Khur to Lindaw.  
V Zittsers' 1  
C Mayenfeld 1  
On the staig d.  
V Baltzers d.  
V Zum Baurin d.  
V Fussen am See 1. d.  
C Lindaw 1  
V Trysen d.  
V Schon d.  
C Feldtkirch 1  
FIVE Klauzen 1  
miles. ●   

From Lindaw to Augspurg.  
C Wangen ●  
C Lewkirchen 3  
C Menmgen 3  
C Mindelhayn 3  
FIVE Menchingen 3  
C Augspurge 3  
miles. 18   

From Lions in France to Millayn.  
Volpilera 5  
jorna 4  
Ponto Pionesin 3  
Khiambri 5  
Momekana 2  
Gabella 4  
Saint Michael 4  
Occesa 4  
Linneberg 3  
Nova lesa Pasar la monte 4  
Susa 1  
Vigliana 4  
jurino 3  
The sum of French miles. 46   

Zean 13  
Verzell 16  
Novara 10  
Biffalora 10  
C Mayland 18  
The sum of Italian miles. 67  
The whole account from Lions to Milan is 28 German miles.   

From Venice to Mayland.  
C Milan 25  
C Vizenza 18  
Alla torre de Confini 13  
C Verona 17  
Peschara 10  
Disenzano 8  
Pressa 18  
Pontoia 20  
Martinenga 5  
Cassan 13  
C Mayland 18  
The sum of Italian miles. 165  
German miles. 33   

From Neapolis to Cossenza.  
Portici 4  
Tore dell Greco 4  
Tore dell Nuciata 6  
Scaffada 4  
Nocera de Pagy 6  
Cana 6  
Selerno 4  
Anquillara 4  
Saint Leonaro 2  
Taverna Pinta 4  
Gievolle 8  
Alla Scaffa 4  
A. Duchessa 6  
Scorsso 2  
A. Saint Martino de Cessignano 1  
A. Goletto 7  
A. Intagliado 2  
A. polo 2  
A. Tavera Ateonia 4  
A. Sala 4  
A. Alto Monsso 8  
A. Cassainove 4  
A. Laco Nigro 8  
A. La oria 8  
A. Castle dechio 8  
A. Rottando 4  
A. Val. Sant Vito 2  
A. Marano 6  
A. Castrovilero 4  
A. De Sare 12  
A. Cavicell 8  
A. Tavera nova 1  
A. Tava de Regina 6  
A. Tava de Castigo 1  
¶ A. Cossenza 3  
Italian miles. 168  
German miles. 33. d.   

From Cossenza to Messina.  
Alla Donice 3  
A Astiglia 9  
A. Martarano 4  
A. Saint Bla●io 12  
A. Aqua della fica 12  
A. Scala de Pizo 4  
A. Passi Solani Ala Ostaria di Sant Gregorio 12  
A. F●umara de mure 4  
A. Carima 4  
A. Monte Leone 8  
A. Sant Pietro 8  
A. Rosarin 12  
A. Drossy 6  
A. Rysicans 1  
A. Seminara 6  
A. Messina per Mare ●  
The sum of Italian miles. 111  
Containing of german miles. 22   

From Frankford to Millayn.  
C Mantz 4  
C Oppenhaim 3  
C Wurmbs 4  
C Obers haim 3  
C Speyr 3  
FIVE Graben 3  
C Rastat 4  
C Leichtenaw 3  
C Straszburg 3  
C Benfeld 3  
C Scheltstatt 3  
C Kolmar 3  
M Otmars' hausen 4  
M Hapsa 3  
C basel 2  
C Liechstatt 〈◊〉  
C Zosingen 3  
C Saursee 1  
C Lucern 〈◊〉  
V flee le uber den See 4  
FIVE Vrsuram 4  
V Fryg over den hill 2  
The sum of German miles. 66   

Pellisono 34  
Lugano 16  
Como 16  
C Mayland 24  
The sum of Italian miles. 90     

The great city of Milane, lieth in Lombardy, and is the principal city in that country, a city very rich, replenished with artificers and all kind of wares and merchandise.  


From Milan to Aquila, otherwise called in the Almain tongue the Adl●r.  
Lody 20  
Pitzigiton 1●  
Cremona 12  
Casel Maior 24  
Barsell 7  
Retzo 15  
Modona 15  
Bologno 10  
Castle de Saint  
Piero 12  
Imola 8  
Castle Bolognese 5  
Faventz 5  
jorly 10  
Cessana 10  
Rymina 20  
Curcana 6  
Monte fior 6  
La foglia 6  
Orbin 6  
Aquila Secha 9  
Caviciana 10  
Sigil ●  
Gualda 7  
Vozera 6  
All ponte Santo  
Desino 6  
Santo Achazio 7  
Proto 9  
Zioletti 3  
All Stettu●a 6  
Civita ducata 22  
C Aquila or the Adler 20  
Italian miles. 338  
The sum of German miles. 67. d.   

From milan to Thurin  
Biffelora 18  
Novara 10  
Verzell 10  
Saint jam 11  
Hebraya 12  
Wolbion 12  
C Thurin 7  
Italian miles. 80  
German miles. 16   

From the city Wien in ostrich through the Steyrmarckt to Venice.  
Stratzkirchen 4  
C Newstatt 4  
Newkirchen 2  
Glognitz 3  
Schadwien ●  
Merzuchlag over the hill Semering where as the Steyrmarck beginneth. 4  
C Bruck on the Mur 7  
Lonry 3  
Mychael ●  
Ruckelfeld 3  
judenburg 2  
Hundtz marked 2  
Sayfling 1  
Newmarckt 2  
Friesach ●  
Saint Veyt 3  
Feldtkirche●● 3  
C Villach ●  
The sum of German miles. 50   

Klain Theruis 3  
Pantovia 3  
Venzan 4  
Saint Danyell 2  
Porta a Cronata 5  
C Venice 1●  
The sum of Italian miles. ●●   

From the city of Antwerp in Brabant to the city of London in England.  
C Brug or Briges 15  
Newport 7  
Dunkirck 4  
C Calis 6  
Braband miles 32    

To Dovar over the Sea in England. 30  
Canterbury 12  
Gravesend 24  
C London 20  
The sum of English miles▪ from London to Cal●s 86    

The ancient & famous city of London, was founded by Brutus, who with his men, arrived in England about the age of the world. 2855. and the year before Christ's nativity. 1108. He named this city Troynovant, in memory of the great city Troy in Asia, from whence all his lineage was descended. About the year before the birth of Christ. 400. was the Tower of London built by king Belius, which some say julius Caesar afterwards built (or rather re-edified) the city new Troy was after in the year before the birth of Christ. 69. by king Lud repaired and called by him Ludstone, and in process of time by corruption of speech called London. On the river Thames running alongst the city was a bridge of timber built in the year of our Lord 1154. the which bridge begun to be built of stone, in the time of king john, about the year. 1209. This city of London being the head and principal city in England, began from time to time to flourish, being governed with great civility, the fame thereof is dispersed over the whole world. The city is replenished with people, many artificers and great trades of merchandise therein used. There be in the city of London and the liberties thereof. 108. parish churches, and in the subberbs. 11. beside the Cathedral church of Saint Paul. In the year of our Lord 1566. the sumptuous monument in the city of London called the Royal exchange, was begun and afterwards fully finished at the costs & charges of the right worshipful Sir Thomas Greasham knight, to his everlasting fame & commendation. The description of this city of London and the state thereof, in continuance from time to time is more at large to be seen in the Chronicle of England, diligently collected by the travail and labour of john Stowe.    

Certain used ways and passages in England.  


From the city of London to Dover.  
Darteforte 12  
M Gravesend 6  
Rochester 5  
Sittingborn 8  
C Caunterbury 12  
Dover 12  
The sum of miles. 56   

From London to Ric.  
Chepstow 15  
Tonbridge 7  
Plimwell 11  
M Ric 15  
The sum of miles 48    

In the year of our Lord. 872. the first college in the city of Oxford, was founded by Alurid king of the English Saxons, the other colleges were after edified by means whereof the great gain of learning hath remained in England, whereas there are two notable Universities, the one at Oxford and the other at Cambridge.  


From the city of Oxford to London.  
Whetly Bridge 5  
Te●seworth 5  
Spoken church 5  
Wickam 5  
B●consfield 5  
M Uxbridge 7  
C London 15  
The some of miles. 47     

Bristol being a city of great traffic & merchandise from divers countries is of great antiquity, and standeth very commodious and pleasantly. In the year of our Lord 1110. was the castle of Bristol builded by one Robert, Earl of Gloucester, and bastard son to king Henry ●he first, he also founded the Priory of S. james in the same city, whereas afterwards his body was buried.  


From Bristowe to London.  
Maxfield 10  
Chipnam 10  
Marleborough 15  
Hongerford 8  
Newberry 7  
Reading 15  
Maidenhead 10  
Colbrocke 7  
C London 15  
The sum of miles. 85     

The ancient city Eborake, now called Yorcke, was first founded by Ebrancke the son of Mempricus king of Britain, about the year before Christ's nativity. 930 the said king builded in this city a Temple to Diana, & was there buried. In the year of our Lord 1085. king William Conqueror builded at this city two castles, (beside divers other he founded in England.)  


From the city of Yorcke to the city of London.  
Tadcaster ●  
Wentbridge 12  
Doncaster 7  
Tuxford 18  
Newmarke 10  
Grantham 10  
Staunford 16  
Stilton 12  
Huntingdon 9  
Royston 15  
Ware 13  
Waltham 8  
C London 12  
The sum of miles. 130     

The city of Berwick lying on the other side of the river Twede or Tweda, which divideth (in that place) England and Scotland, was of ancient time called Ordolucarum, and is now in possession of the Englishmen and is very strongly walled and kept with Garrisons of Soldiers, as a strong town of war.  


Fvom Berwicke to yorcke.  
Belford 12  
Anwike 12  
Morpit 12  
Newcastl● 12  
Durham 12  
Daringto● 14  
Northalerton 10  
Topclif 7  
C Yorcke 16  
The sum of miles 100LS     

The city of Saint David's in Wales, being a Bishops See, and of great antiquity, was of ancient time called Meneve of Meneva, this city is situated in the sea coast, and boundeth Westward toward Ireland.  


From Saint David's in Wales to London.  
V Axford 12  
C Carmarden 24  
Newton 12  
Lanbury 10  
Bre●kurcke 16  
Hay 10  
Harford 14  
Roso 9  
C Gloucester 12  
Cicester 15  
Farington 12  
Abington 10  
Dorchester 5  
Henly 12  
Maidenhead 7  
Colbrooke 7  
Hounslowe 5  
C London 10  
The sum of miles. 197     

Paris is the head city in the Realm of France, in which city of old time was ordained always the Parliament should be kept, whereunto all men were assembled to ordain and skan upon all causes, the Emperor Charles the great, founded the university of Paris, at the instant motion of four learned men, namely, Claudius, Aluinus, johannes, and Rabanus, who before that time had been scholars to the learned Bede, & came out of Skotland into France.    

Certain used ways and passages in France.  


From Paris to Frankford over the main.  
Pres Controbart 6  
Nangen ●  
Proveytzen ●  
Naga● 4  
Iroea 12  
Arliezliers 1●  
Sant Sirs 6  
C Sortzen 11  
The sum French miles. 64   

jull 3  
Nantzen 4  
Saint Nicola 2  
Longa villa 2  
Rovan 4  
Schirmeck 4  
C Moltzhaim 3  
C Straszburg 3  
C Hagenaw 4  
C Weysenburg 4  
Gerszham 5  
Spiesz 2  
C Haydelberg 3  
V Darmstatt 6  
C Frankford 4  
The sum of german miles. 53 so that the whole sum of german miles from Parts to Frank ford ●● 74.   

From Lions in Eraunce to Antwerp.  
Alla Prelaga 3  
Alla Capella 4▪ d.  
Roanna 4. d.  
Paccutera 4  
Palissa 4  
Varenes 3  
Molin 6  
Saint Piero Malir 7  
Nivers 5  
Cerite 5  
Coma 6  
Priara 6  
Noiana 5  
Pontogason 7  
Maturin 4  
Magli 4  
Isona 5  
C Paris 6  
Lovers 3  
Seglilius 4  
Caruoy 7  
C Roy 6  
C ●erona 7  
Chiambri 8  
Apre 4  
Valensiana 3  
Monns 7  
Preve 4  
C Brussell 6  
C Machlyna 4  
C Antwerp 4  
The sum of French miles. 158  
german miles 5 2. d.   

From Lions in France to Paris upon Orlians.  
Alla prella 3  
Capella 4. d.  
Roanna 4. d.  
Pacutera 4  
Pallisa 4  
Varenes 3  
Molin 6  
Colobry 8  
Don de roy 8  
C Burges 8  
Nevy 6  
Sant Picrovit 5  
Menestrien 5  
C Orliens 5  
jurni 10  
jampes 10  
Cartres 5  
C Paris 9  
The sum of French miles. 10●  
German miles. 35   

From Nurnberg to Lions.  
V Schwabach 2  
C Gunzen hausen 4  
C Ottingen 4  
C Nordlingen 〈◊〉  
C Gienga 4  
C Vlni 4  
C Bibrach 4  
C Waldsee 2  
C Ravenspurg 〈◊〉  
C Buchorn 〈◊〉  
C Morspurg over the ferry 1. d  
C The Bodensee to Constantz. 1  
C Steckborne 1  
C stain 1  
C Diesscnhofen 〈◊〉  
C Schafhausen 1  
Kayserst●ll 2  
C Baden in Switz 1  
Mellingen 1  
Lentzburg 1  
Araw 2  
Arburg 1  
Burtolff 3  
C Bern 〈◊〉  
C Freyburg in yechland 3  
The sum of Swissers. miles. 50, d.   

Here you leave the german Pale and pass into France.  
C Remonte 3  
C Losanna 4  
C Roll 4  
C Morsee 2  
C Geneura 3  
M Coloncha 3  
C Sangerman 3  
V Nantoa 2  
FIVE Charton 3  
KING Saint Moris 3  
FIVE Molue 3  
C Lions ●  
The sum of French miles. 36  
The whole sum of german miles from Nurnberg to Lions as is aforesaid containeth 87.   

From Straszburg to Lions,  
C Matzenen 3  
C Schletstatt 3  
C Kolmar 3  
V Bartenaw 3  
C Basel 3  
C Liechstatt 2  
M Bastall 2  
C Salothurn 2  
A●berga Castle 2  
C Morta 〈◊〉  
C Peter lingen 3  
M Wilden 3  
The sum of miles. 31   

Here ye pass into France out of Germany.  
C Losanna 3  
C Roll 4  
C Morsee 2  
C Geneura 3  
M Colonca 3  
C Sangerman 3  
M Mantua 〈◊〉  
C Charton 3  
KING Saint Morris 3  
Molue 3  
C Lion 3  
The sum of French miles. 32  
of German miles 10. d.  
So that the whole sum of German miles, From Straszburg to Lions, coutaineth 41. miles. d.   

The way from auspurg in Germany to Lions in France, and from Lions to Maydred in spain, whereas the King of Spain keepeth his court.  
V Bobingen 2  
FIVE Simnach 2  
FIVE Angleberg 2  
C Mindelhaim 1  
C Memmingen 3  
C Murtzen 〈◊〉  
C Ravenspurg 3  
C Buchhorn 〈◊〉  
C Morspurg over the ferry 1. d  
C To Costants 1  
C stain 2  
C Schafhausens 2  
C Bden in schweytz 3  
Accon 3  
FIVE Morgenthall 3  
FIVE Reitweyl 2  
C Bern 3  
C Mortta 3  
C Peterlingen 3  
M To wilden in French called Nodan 3  
C Lorsamna on ge●ffer see 3  
C Roll 3  
C Genff 3  
V Colognia  
FIVE German 3  
C Nantua 3  
C Scharden 3  
FIVE Samaris over the kosten Forest 3  
C Molue 3  
C Lion 3  
The sum of miles 76. d.   

From Lion to Madrid in Spain.  
Lauseron 4  
Saint Garmier 5  
Saint Buenetto 6  
Saint Badel 5  
Alla Motta 5  
Saint Flor 6  
Condon 5  
entries Eiges 6  
Samament 6  
Lachabella 3  
Cormolier 3  
Armurat 4  
Lerin 5  
Al●bos 4  
Nilanaw de genes 5  
Gr●●an 6  
Libon 4  
Saint justene 4  
Muude Martzan 4  
Darda 4  
Adas 4  
Saint Vicentz 4  
The sum of French miles. 10●     

Here ye pass the French borders and enter into Spain.  


Balona 3  
Saint john de lux 3  
Hirum 4  
Armania 4  
Alegria 4  
Segura 3  
Galaretha 2  
Erigano 3  
Victoria 5  
Miranda 5  
Sunida 5  
El Monasterio de Rodilla 5  
Burges 2  
Ceresin 5  
Lerma 5  
Gumell Susan 5  
Vnriubio 4  
Bosigilos 4  
Samassiera 3  
Hutrago 4  
Ganavillos 3  
Saint Augustyne 3  
Anco venda 3  
Madrid 3  
The sum of Spanish miles. 90  
The whole general account of miles From Augspurg to Madrid in Spain are of German miles. 200    
From Antwerp in Brabant to Bilbao a port in spain is passed commonly by Sea.  


From Bilbao to the city Burges.  
Rigoriaga 1  
Miravalles 2  
Lodio 1  
Luxando 2  
Hordunna 2  
Beruerana 2  
La venta 1  
Espeio 1  
B●rguenda 1  
C Burgos 2  
Santa Gadea 3  
Pancoruo 2  
Siveda 1  
Grisalenna 1  
Biruiesca 1  
Venta de Predanos d.  
Castillio de Peones d.  
Monasterio de rodilla 3  
Lafoy venta horones 2  
The sum of miles. 30   

From the city of Burgos to Toledo.  
●●●tillo Serasin 2  
●●gellos 1  
L●rm● 3  
Bahad●n 3  
〈◊〉 desan 2  
〈◊〉 de duero 2  
El Aldea 2  
●ardilla 1  
Fr●●●●illo 2  
Boc●gnillas 1  
El Aldea 2  
〈◊〉 1  
Somo●ierra 2  
Robre gordo d.  
Buytrago 2. d.  
El Aldea 3  
Pardilla 1  
Saint Augustyne 2  
Laventa 1. d.  
Alcobendas 1. d.  
Madrid 3  
Xetafe 2  
Huncan●ios 1. d.  
Illeschas 2  
junquilloes 1  
La venta 1  
Caua●nas 1  
Olias 1  
La venta dell promuto 1  
C Toledo 1  
The sum of miles. 51   

From Burgus to Valladolid.  
Quintannilleia 2  
Celada 1  
Villa nueva de ●as car 2  
Lafoy venta de villa manco 2  
Lafoy venta deal mortal 1  
Quintana la puente 2  
Torquemada 2  
Magaz ●  
La venta dell rebollar 1  
Duennas 2  
Lasz ventas 2  
Cabeson 2  
C Valladolid ●  
The sum of miles. 22   

From the city of Toledo to Madrid the King of Spain his seat.  
La venta del promuto 1  
Olias 1  
Cabannas 1  
La venta 1  
junquillos 1  
Illescas 1  
La Mangaustia 2. d.  
Getasc 1. d.  
C Madrid 2  
The sum of miles. 12    

The city of Civillia in Spain, was of old time called Ispalis, the wales of the city were built of Earth, as they say heretofore, by the Moors that were want to inhabit the country thereaboute, there is in this city great traffic and many artificers.  


From the city of Civil in Spain unto Lisabon the chief city of Portugal (of great traffic.)  
Castilleia de la Cuesta 1  
Las ventas de Gines d.  
Aspartines' 1  
S. Lucar delpechin 2  
Lafoy venta de Hwar 1  
El Castilleio 1  
Mansanillea 1  
Villalua 1  
Villa Rosa 1  
La Palma 1  
Niebla 1  
Trigueros 3  
Aucas 2  
Portaiguillo 2  
Alquerio 3  
Paymogo 3  
Cerpa 6  
Cuba 5  
Hotaran 5  
El Cazardozall 4  
Palma 3  
Marteca 2  
Galua 1  
Palmella 3  
Cuba 2  
Almaba 3  
C Lisabona 1  
The sum of miles 63. d   

From Madrid to Guadalaiara.  
La venta de biveros 3. d.  
Torreioncillos d.  
Alcala de henares 2  
C Guadalaiar● 4  
The sum of miles 10   

From Medina dell Campo to Toledo.  
Valuerde 1. d.  
Saint vincente d.  
Ataquines' 1  
Arevalo 3  
Paiares 3  
La venta 1  
Saint Domingo 1  
Saint Vincente 2  
Mediana 1  
La venta dell Marques 2  
La venta de saint Bartol d.  
La venta de la palomera 1  
Zebreros 2. d.  
La venta de la tablada 1. d  
Venta de los toros de guise d.  
Cadahalso 1  
Pair des ●  
Escalona 1  
Gismond ●  
Saint Silvester d.  
Noves d.  
Huecas 1  
Villa miell 1  
La puente de guadarrama d.  
Lazaro buey 2  
C Toledo d.  
miles. 34   

From Laredo to saint Maria dell pauler.  
Colindes d.  
Ampuero d.  
Razines 1  
Ramales 2  
Las vessosa 2  
El prado 2  
Gunera 2  
Villa Cat● d.  
Baruco ●.  
Nacenillas' 3  
Valeviesso 1. d.  
La hotz 1. d.  
Pesadas 1. d.  
El Cueruo 1. d.  
Cernega 1. d.  
Hontinil 1. d.  
La penna horadada 1. d.  
Nilla verde 1. d.  
Au●nar 1  
Villa toro 1  
Burgos d.  
Arcos 2  
Villa Gomez 2  
Caell 1. d.  
Tordoma 1. d.  
La venta 2  
Villa siguella 1  
Torre sandino 2  
Roa 2  
La Cueva 1  
Navaderroa 1  
Sagramenna 2  
Fuente duenna 1  
Fuente el Ozmo 1  
Cantaleio 2  
Rebollo 2  
Pedraza 1  
Nava fria 1  
Locoya 2  
C Ell Paular 1. d.  
miles. 60. d.     

The city Saragosse, was of ancient time called Cesaraugusta, a famous city, of great power and strength, and lieth in Castillia.  


From Saragoza to Monzon.  
Villa mayor 2  
Lafoy per diguera 3  
Las sinnena 1  
El Covierre 2  
Pollenio 2  
Vallarias 2  
Peralta 1  
Berbeiall 1  
Moriella 1  
Segla d.  
C Monzo 1  
miles 16. d.   

From Bilbao to Saragozan.  
Miravalles 2  
Reta 1  
Horozco 4  
Acuia 2  
Huteto 1  
Nanclares 1  
Lady Puebl● 1  
La venta 2  
Calah●rra 2  
La venta 2  
Alfaro 4  
Tudela ●  
Cortes 2  
Trevinno 2  
Aluania 3  
Villa fria 2  
Viasteri 3  
Logronno 2  
Goncillo 3  
Montagudo 1  
Mallen 4  
Nucernich 2  
Dalagon 5  
C Saragoza. 1  
The sum of miles. 54     

The city of Barce●onia, is cituated in the kingdom of Aragone.  


From Barcelona to seville.  
El Espitall 1  
Cemboy 1  
Castillo de ●els 1  
Guaraf 1  
Sirges 1  
Villa nueva 1  
Conit 2  
Bara 2  
La torre dembara 1  
Tarragona 1  
Cambiles 2  
Miramar 1  
El Espitalete 1  
El Perello 4  
Tortosa 3  
La Galera 2  
Los Mesoncillos 2  
Trayguera 2  
Saint Matheo 2  
La salsa della 1  
Las chevas 2  
Cabanes 2  
La Puebla 2  
Burrioll 1  
V●ll●●eail 2  
Milles 2  
●●●●●ara 1  
Moruedre 1  
Ma●●●●egrel ●  
Albal●t 1  
Vallencia 1  
Cat●●eya 1  
Cilla 1  
Al●usases 1  
Alge●●●si ●  
C●ra 1  
La Puebla 1  
〈◊〉 2  
Mo●●ute 4  
La venta dell puerto ●  
Almansa 2  
La venta 2  
Taponet 2  
El v●llar 3  
Gingila 3  
Las ●●ntas de saint Pedr● 2  
Satana 3  
Balazote 2  
La venta de segouia 3  
Las suent Zillas 2  
Viveros 3  
Villa nueva de alcaraz 2  
La puebla 3  
La venta dell barranco 2  
Lafoy venta de los santos 3  
Santisteuan deal puerto 5  
La venta de los arquillos 4  
Limares 3  
Lafoy venta de tolladillo 3  
Auduiar 3  
La venta de saint Iu●ian 2  
Albina dea del rio 2  
Carpoyo 3  
La puente dalcolea 3  
La venta del monton de la tierra 1  
Cordova 1  
La venta Romanos 2  
Lafoy venta de Sanct Andres 1  
Las Posadas 3  
La venta 2  
Penna ●●or 2  
Lora 2  
Villa n●eua 2  
Tosina 2  
Bodegon 2  
C Civilla 3  
The sum of miles. 153   

From Barselona to Saragosa.  
Molinderech 2  
Martorell 2  
Masquefa 2  
Piera 2  
La puebla 1  
Golada 1  
Porcarises 2  
Mon maneu 1  
Los Mesoncillos 1  
Ceruera 2  
Taraga 1  
Belpuch 1  
Molarusa 2  
Beloch 1  
Lerida 1  
Alcaraz 1  
Candasnos 2  
Burzalaglos 3  
Ventade S. Lucia 3  
Ossera 3  
Alfazari 3  
Lafoy Puebla 1  
C Saragoza 2  
miles. 40   

From Burgos to Saragoza.  
Carbadell 2  
Yueas 1  
Saint Dueldo 2  
Valde huentes 1  
Villa franca 2  
Todos santos 1  
Bellorado 1  
Villa miesta 1  
Redecilla d.  
Granon 1  
Saint Domingo de la calza 1  
Naiara 4  
Hermita de saint Anton 1  
Navariete 1  
Logrono 2  
Goncillo 2  
Montagudo 3  
La venta 1  
Colahorra 2  
El Aldea 2  
Alfaro 2  
Tudela de Navarra 4  
cords ●  
Mallen 2  
Vrcenique 4  
Dalagon 2  
Saragoza 5  
The sum of miles. 52. d.   

From Valladolid to Saragoza.  
Villa vannei 2  
Olivares 3  
Pesquera 2  
Saint Martin de rwiales 4  
Oiales 2  
Aranda de duero 3  
Valdequendes 2  
El monesterio de la vid 2  
Oradero 2  
Santistenam 2  
Alburgo dosina 2  
Ahueco 4  
Almazan 4  
Alentisque 3  
Montagudo 2  
Bariza 2  
Contamyna 1. d.  
Alama d.  
Vbierca 1  
Atequa 1  
Terrer 1  
 1  
Fresno 2  
El Almunia 3  
La muela 5  
C Saragoza 4  
The sum of miles. 6●   

From Valledolid to Madrid  
Boezillo ●  
Moiados 2  
La venta de coca 2 d.  
Coca 2 d.  
La nava 1  
Saint Maria de Nieva 2  
Marzoleia 2  
La venta dell alcalde 2  
La venta dell agunilla 1  
Lafoy venta nueva 1  
La venta auiencio 1  
Lafoy venta dell Molinillo 1  
La venta real 1  
La tablada 1  
Guadarrama 1  
La venta 1  
Torre de l●dones 4  
Mania vacas 2  
C Madrid 3  
The sum of miles. 33   

From the city Valledolid to the city Medina dell Compo.  
La puente de duero 2  
Valde astillas 2  
Lafoy ventosa 2  
Rodillana 1  
C Medina dell campo 1  
The sum of miles. 8   

From Valentia to Saragoza.  
Albalat 1  
Masamegrel 1  
Moruedre 2  
Torres torres 2  
Sogorbe 3  
Xerica 2  
Vivell 1  
Las Barracas 3  
La iaquesa 1  
La ventosa 1  
La puebla 3  
Teruell 4  
Alcaudete 2  
Villar quemado 2  
Torre lafoy carcel 2  
Villa franca 2  
Camin real 3  
Callamocha 3  
Lechago 1  
Lechon 3  
Romanos 2  
Villa Real 2  
Carinena ●  
Longares 2  
Muel 2. d  
Maria 2  
Saint Fe 2  
C Saragoza 2  
The sum of miles. 59 d.   

From Valencia to Madrid.  
Quart 1  
Chiva 4  
La venta dell Bunoll 2  
Sietaguas 2  
Requena 3  
Hutiell 2  
La fuente de Alcaudete 1  
La venta nueva 2  
Paiaso 1  
La pesquera 2  
El Campillo 3  
Agua baldon 2  
Barchi 2  
Buenach 1  
La venta Talayvelas 1  
Villar de Canas 5  
El Hito 2  
La venta 1  
Saheltizes 1  
Villa Rwia 1  
Tarancon 2  
Vilinchon 1  
Fuente Duemia 2  
El Vilareio 2  
Preales 1  
Arganda 2  
Vazia madrit 1  
Vallecas 2  
Madrid 1  
miles. 53   

From Valencia to Burgos.  
Quart 1  
Chiva ●  
Sietaguas 4  
Requena 3  
Vtiell 2  
Alcaudate 1  
La venta nueva 2  
Paiazo 1  
Pexquera 3  
El campillo 2  
Almodovar 2  
El Villar desaz 6  
Arquas 2  
Cuenca d.  
Noales d.  
Chillaron 1  
Nieva 1  
La venta de Salcedom d.  
El villar de Domingo gra. 1  
Toralua 2  
Pliego 3  
Vindell 3  
La puent Carrascosa 2. d  
Sotoqua 1  
Cifuentes 2  
Las yviernes 2  
Mandayona 2  
Vaydes 1  
Guermedes 2  
Atienza 4  
El Pedroso 1  
Myedes 1  
Retortillo 1  
Fresno 3  
Aylles 1  
Santisteuan 2  
La huerta del Rey 6  
Santo Domyngo 3  
Cavarimas 3  
La venta de los olmos 4  
C Burgos 3  
The sum of miles. 90   

From Valentia to Lysabona.  
Quart 1  
Chiva 4  
Sietaguas 4  
Requena 3  
Vtiell 2  
Aicaudete 1  
Lafoy venta nueva 2  
Paiazo 1  
La Pexquera 2  
Campillo 3  
La Motilla 2  
Alarcon 3  
Canavate 3  
El Alberca 3  
Pedernoso 4  
Saint Maria de los Clanos 1  
La mota el cuoruo 1  
El Tovoso 2  
Miquell estevan 1  
Villa cannas 4  
Tenbleque 3  
Bogas 2  
Almonacid 3  
Nanbroca 2  
Toledo 2  
La venta estinell 2  
Buruion 2  
La mata 2  
Cebolla 2  
La venta dalbech 3  
Talavera 1  
Oropesa 7  
La calzada 2  
Valparayso 3  
Naval Moral 1  
Almaraz 2  
Las varcas darballa 1  
Las casas dell puerto 2  
Carizeio 2  
La venta de la Vadera 2  
Caceres 7  
Malpartida 2  
La Liceda 2  
La venda Barachina 3  
Alburquerque 2  
Ronches 4  
Moniorte 2  
Veros 2  
Estremoz 2  
La venta del duque 3  
Royollos' 3  
Montea Mor 3  
La venta la Lacha 2  
La venta la Ciluera 1  
La venta la Regina 1  
La venta la Vica 3  
Las ventas de Alandera 1  
Rio Frio 2  
Aldea gallega 2. d.  
C Lisabona 3  
The sum of miles. 143   

From Saragoza to Salamanca.  
La Muela 4  
El almunia 5  
El Fresno 3  
 2  
Terrer 1  
Tequa 1  
Vbierca 1  
La Ona 1  
Luna 1  
Hariza 1  
Montagudo 2  
Lentisque 3  
Almazon 2  
Centenera 2  
Andaluz 1  
Tagueco 1  
Vaynas' 1  
Valdenebro 1  
Santysteuan 2  
Castillo 2  
Oradero 1  
David 2  
Fresnillo 1  
La Torre aun que  
Ospeses 1  
Oiales 2  
Nava Derroa 2  
La Parilla 2  
Hoiales 3  
Alcazaren 2  
Pozall de Gallinas 2  
Medina dell Campo 1  
La Golosa d.  
Las ventas del campo 1  
El Carpio 2. d.  
El Burgo 2  
Fresno de los aios d.  
Mollorido 2. d.  
Pedroso 3  
Pitiegue 1  
Las ventas de velasco ●  
Morisco d.  
C Salamanca 1. d.  
The sum of miles. 73   

From Toledo to Cordova.  
Las ventas de diegma 2. d  
Orgaz 2. d  
Yevenes 1  
La venta guadalherze 2  
Lafoy venta darazutan 2  
La venta de la Sarzuella 2  
Malagon 2  
Peraluillo 2  
Ciudad real 2  
Caracuel 3  
Almodovar dell Campo 3  
La venta del molinillo 2  
Lafoy venta deal alcayde d.  
La venta taiada 1  
La venta dell herrero 2  
Lafoy venta guadalmez 1  
Las porcarizas d.  
Las ventas nuevas 2. d  
La venta albama 1  
Ma venta de la 1  
La venta de los locos 1  
La venta daran d.  
La venta de Fenedilla d.  
La venta de does hermanas 1  
La venta del fresno 1  
La venta nauagunte 1  
La venta del agua dulce 1  
Damaz 1  
La venta malabrigo 2  
Lafoy venta dalcolea 1  
La venta de monton de la tierra 1  
C Cordova 1  
The sum of miles 49 d.     

Lies bone the chief city in Po●tingale, was called of ancient time Vlixbona, this city hath neither wales nor gates thereunto. Within the city there lieth many hills whereon are built castles and churches. The king of Portugal hath great traffic of merchandise in this city, which exc●deth all Europe, beside for their great voyages in to India. First passing out of Portugal, they sail toward the south pole, and pass the equinoctial line, and so to the Cape of Bona Sperancie, and coasting round about all Africa, sail again to the North pole, and pass the equinoctial line again, & so to Calicutte in India, bringing from thence jewels, precious Stones, & costly spices, which afterwards is conveyed in all other Regions in Europe.  


From Barcelona to Lisabonn.  
El espital 1  
Molin derech 1  
Martorel 2  
Masquefa 2  
Piera 2  
La puebla 1  
Golada 1  
Porcarises 2  
Mon maneu 1  
Los mesoncillos 1  
Ceruera 2  
Tarraga 1  
El puyg 1  
Molarusa 2  
Heloch 1  
Lerida 1  
Alcaraz 1  
Fraga 2  
Candasnos 3  
Burialal●s 3  
La venta de Santa Lucia ●  
Rossera 3  
Falari 3  
La puella 1  
Saragoza 2  
La muela 4  
El Almunia ●  
El fresno ●  
 ●  
Terrer ●  
Tequa ●  
Hierqua ●  
Alama ●  
Luna ●  
Hariza ●  
Monreale 1  
Huerta 1  
Arcos 2  
Medina celi 2  
Fuen calient 1  
Singuensa 3  
Vaydes 2  
Los molinos 1  
Burialaro 2  
Miral rio 1  
La ●asa 1  
●adilla 1  
Hita 1  
Tortola 2. d.  
Guadalaiara 2  
Alcala de hovares 4  
Alneges 2  
Saint Martin de la vega 4  
Cien Pozuelos 1  
Sesenna 1  
Borox 1  
Vula seca 3  
Moceion d.  
Tol●●o 2. d.  
La venta es linel 2  
Buruion 2  
Lamata 2  
Cebolla 2  
La venta Albergne 3  
Talavera 1  
Oropesa 6  
La calsada 2  
Valparayso 3  
Naval Moral 1  
Almaraz 2  
Las varcas de arballa 1  
Las casas dell puerto 2  
Tarizeio 2  
La venta de la vadra ●  
Cacere● 7  
Malpa●●ida 2  
La liseda 2  
Lafoy venta varagena 3  
Albu● querque 2  
Ronches 4  
Monforte 2  
Estrem●z 4  
La venta del duque 3  
Royelos 3  
Monte a mor 3  
La venta la alaia 2  
Lafoy venta la cwera 1  
La venta la regina 1  
La venta la vico 3  
Lafoy venta la lesdera 1  
Rio frio 2  
Aldea galega 2. d.  
C Listbona. 3  
The sum of miles. 189   

From seville to Lions.  
Ventas de la torre Blanca 1  
Las ventas de las taleras 1  
La venta de lorsa d.  
La venta per Omingo d.  
La venta ronquera 1  
Carmona 2  
La venta del Alua● 4  
Fuentes 1  
La venta del palmar 1. d.  
Ecia 2. d.  
La venta valcargado 2  
Lafoy venta de las vinnas 1  
Aleazar 1  
Cordova 4  
Venta deal monton de la tierra 1  
La puente dalcolea 1  
La venta mal abrigo 1  
Adamuz 2  
La venta del agua dulce 1  
La venta navagunt 1  
La venta del fresno 1  
La venta does hermanas 1  
La venta fresnedilla 1  
La venta Daran d.  
La venta de los locas d.  
La venta de la cruce 1  
La venta el Halama 1  
Las ventas nuevas 1  
Las porquerizas 2. d.  
La venta guadalmes d.  
La venta dell herrero 1  
Lafoy venta taiada 2  
Lafoy venta del alcalde 1  
La venta del molinillo d.  
Tartanedo 2  
Almodovar del campo 2  
Caraquell 3  
Ciudad real 3  
Peraluillo 2  
Malagon 2  
La venta de la zarzuela 2  
La venta darazutan 2  
La venta Guadal erza 2  
Yevenas 2  
Orgaz 1  
Las ventas de Diezma 2. d.  
Toledo 2. d.  
Lazara Buey d,  
Lafoy puent guadarrama 2  
Villa miel d.  
Huccas 1  
Noves 1  
San Siluestere d.  
Gismond d.  
Escalona 2  
Paredes ●  
Cadahalso 2  
La venta de los toros de guisando 1  
La venta la tablada d.  
Zebreros 1. d.  
La venta la palomera 2. d  
La venta de san Bartolme 1  
La venta del marquis 1  
Mediana 2  
San Vincente 1  
Santo Domingo 2  
Paiares 2  
Arevalo 3  
Ataquines 3  
San Vincent 1  
Valuerde d.  
Medina del campo 1. d.  
Rueda 2  
Tordesillas 2  
Torre lobaton 3  
Castromonte ●  
Valuerde 1  
Medina de rio seco ●  
Moral de la reyna 2  
Cuenca 1. d.  
Vi●●●lon d.  
Monesterio de vega 3  
Mansilla ●  
Leon. 3  
The sum of miles 133       

¶ Here followeth the ready way to understand the valuation of the coin or mint in the principal Regions, Lands, and Cities.  
GEntle reader, although the variety of the Mints in divers countries is great, by reason of the goodness and delay of the metals, and also the diversity of places and provinces, and the alteration of the successors of them, whereby it is oft times changed, augmented, or debated: I will therefore note down the chief coin which passeth furthest thorough the hands of the merchants, whereby any in buying or selling may the easiest make up his account and reckoning.  


The mint of the city Augspurge.  
7 Haller is a Creitzer  
8 Pence is a Bemish  
3 Creitzer is a Plappart  
20 Plappart is a Guldin.  
26 Bemish and 2 pence is also a Guldin.    

The Churfursters mint on the Rheyne.  
Guldins' with pressed with wheels which have their weight are worth the piece 26 Alb.  
30 Alb is one pound penny  
15 Alb is a pound Haller  
7. d Alb is a d. pound Haller  
17 Shiling penny is a pound Peny  
10 Shilling is a pound Haller  
34 Shilling and 6 Haller is one Guldin  
20 Shilling Haller is a Pound Haller  
208 Pennies is a Guldin  
8 Pence is one Albus  
242 Linger Haller, is one Guldin  
12 Finger Haller is one Alb,  
9 Binger Haller is one Shilling Haller   

The Mente of Frankford.  
27 Alb a Frankford Haller is one Guldine  
24 Shilling frankford Haller is also a Guldin  
216 Frankford hallers is also a Guldin  
20 Frankford Hallers is an old Tornes  
18 Frankford Hallers is a Tornes A new Tornes is two Francford Shilling  
7 Frankford Haller make● a Lion English  
8 Frankford Hallers is one Alb  
9 Frankford Hallers is a Shilling  
1 Mark Colen Pence make 3 Guldins and a half.  
1 Mark of money makes 2 Guldens and a half  
1 Shilling Colinish pence is 12. pence contains 3 Silling  
4 Colenish Pence make 9 Haller and is one Shilling  
1 Shilling light pence make thirteen Hallars and a half  
2 Shilling light pence make one Shilling Colenish  
8 Shilling Colenish make a Guldin  
1 Vierding Peny makes 9 Shilling  
6 Leight Pennies make 7 old Hallers and a half  
10 Young Hallers maketh seven old Hallers  
1 Pound of old Hallers make a Guldine and 4 Englishes  
1 Pound young Hallars make 20 Shilling.   

Mint of Nurneberg.  
2 Haller is one Penny  
5 Pence is a finffer  
50 Fynffer and two Pennies is a Guldin  
30 Pennies is a pound  
8 Pound and 12 Pennies is also a Guldin  
252 Pennies make also a guldin  
7 Pence is a Grosch  
36 Groshes make also a guldin   

The Mint of Augstria.  
1 G●lden is 8 Shilling  
1 Shilling is 30 pence  
● Peny is 2 Hallers  
4 Pennies is 1 Creyt●er   

The mint of Hungaria.  
● Guldin hath 100 pence  
1 Penny hath 2 Haller   

The mint of Missen.  
24 Groshen make one guldin  
1 Grosh hath 6 lion pence  
1 Gulden makes 144 Lion Pence  
1 Grocsh is 12 pence  
2●2 Pence is one Guldin  
60 Groschen is one shock  
20 Groschen is an old shock  
21 schneberger is also a guldin  
2 Sword groschen is one Schneberger   

The mint of Saraszburg.  
6 Pence is one Plappart  
8 Pennies is a Batz  
4 Pence is a Vierer  
2 Pence is a zwayre or a Creitzer  
2 Helbling is a penny  
2 Ortlins is a helbling  
12 Pence is two plappartes or one shilling groschen  
21 Plappart is one guldin  
126 Pennies is also a Guldin   

The mint of Wrtenberg.  
6 Pence is one shilling  
11 Pence is one Batz  
8 Pennies is a Bemish  
11 Hallers is 2 Creitzer  
20 Shilling is a pound  
28 Shilling is a Guldin  
168 Pennies is also a Guldin   

The mint of Saltzburg and Regensburg.  
● Bayrish pence is a grosch  
30 Bayrish pence is a shilling  
8 Shilling is a pound  
7 Shilling is a Guldin   

The mint of prague the chief city of Bohemia.  
6 Pennies or 12 Haller is a Grosch  
60 Groschen is a schock  
40 Groschen is a mark and after that rate a man may buy all kind of wares.   

The mint of the city of Vlm.  
6 Pence is a shilling  
21 Haller is a beohmish  
7 Haller is a creitzer  
20 Shilling is a pound   

The mint in the kingdom of Denmarck.  
32 Groschin is a Guldine   

The mint of Polonia.  
42 Groschen is a Guldin  
16 Shilling is a Marck  
4 Pence is a with  
3 Marck is a Gulden   

The mint of the city Lubeck.  
12 Pence is a shilling  
● Vierding is 9 shilling  
3● Shilling is a Mark  
68 Silling is a Guldin   

The Mint of Kinigsperg & Dantzke in Prussen.  
6 Pence is a shilling  
15 Shilling is a vierding  
80 Shilling is a Guldin  
480 Pennies is also a Guldin  
60 Sh●lling is a Mark  
1● Pence is a Stott  
6 Stott is a vierding  
2● Stot is a Mark  
3● Stot is a guldin   

The Mint of the city of Colen on the River Rhine.  
6 Morchen is a Shilling  
2 Shilling is a white penny  
24 White pence are a Gulden   

The Mint of Switzerland.  
4 Augster is a Creitzer  
12 Augster is a Boehmish  
60 Creitzers or 260 Augster is a rheynish Guldin   

The Mint of the city Basil.  
6 Rappen is a Plappart  
25 Plappart is a Guldin  
144 Rapen is also a Guldin  
1 Creitzer is five Hallers   

The Mint of the city of Venice  
1 Katrine is like a vierer of which five make a Creitzer  
3 Katrin, is a Market  
300 Katrin is a Guldin  
10 market is a Marzel  
9 Marzel, is a Guldin  
12 Marzel is a Ducat  
12 Berner is a Shillin  
8 Shilling is a whole Groschen  
114 Shilling is a ducat  
32 Berner is a Grosch in Gold  
24 Groschen is a Ducat  
12 Groschen is a Shilling  
20 Shilling is a Pound Groschen  
1 Pound is 10 Ducats   

The Mint of the city of Antwerp.  
1 Pound is twenty Shilling  
1 Shilling i● 12 Groshen  
2 Groshen is a Stiver  
1 Shilling is 6 Stiners  
1 Stiver is about two Creitzers  
36 Stivers is a Crown in Gold  
28 Stivers is a Guldin in Mint  
240 Pennies is a Pound  
7 Pound flemish is about 30 Guldins  
8 English is a Stiver   

The mint of Paris in France.  
● Tornes is a blank,  
3 Blanks is a shilling  
20 Shilling is a pound  
24 Blanks is a Francke  
30 Blanks is a reyhnish Guldin  
40 Blanks is a Crown   

The Mint of London is of fine Silver and fine Gold, and first I will speak● of the coins of Silver, and name every piece according to his proper name. And likewise of the Gold which are most in use.  
3 farthings  
1 Penny  
3 Half Pennies  
2 Pennies  
3 Pennies  
A Groat  
6 Pennies  
12 Pennies  
2 s. 6. pence of one piece  
5 Shillings of one piece Of Gold.  
The half English Crown is 2. s. 6. d.  
The whole English Crown is 5. s.  
The quarter of the angel. 2. s. 6 d.  
The Half Angel 5. s.  
The Sufferain 10. s.  
The Angel 10 s.    

The principal and most accustomed yearly fairs or markets, in the chiefest cities and villages of name: used of merchants and other occupiers.  

The city of Antwerp keepeth Mart, one on Candelmas, another at Whitsuntide, and the third after Egidy.  
The city of Augspurg keepeth Mart one upon Saint Vlriches' day, and the other at Michaelmas.  
Amberg keepeth Mart one at Whitsuntide, and the other on the Sunday next after Saint Matthew in harvest.  
Aimeberg keepeth Mart on Saint james day.  
Baden in Switzerland keepeth Mart, one on Seinct George his day, the other on Othmary. The Fair ●f Basill begins on the Eve of Simon & Jude, and endeth on the eve of Saint Martin.  
Bern in Switzerland hath one mart one on saint Martin's day, & the other on saint Luices  
Bischoffzel in Thurgow, keepeth mart on Pelagu.  
Botzen keepeth one Mart at Midlente, & the other at Egidy.  
Bruck in Argow, keepeth Mart on the day of the finding of the holy Cross, and another on saint Nicholas day.  
Bruck on the Mor keepeth mart 8 days  
Costentz keepeth one Mart the ninth day of September, and another on S. Condrads day.  
Chur, hath Mart on the conversion of Paul, and another at S. Martin's tide.  
Dinckelspihell hath Mart, one on saint George's day, & another on S. Vrsulas.  
Durlach holdeth Mart on S. james and another at Galli.  
Erdfurt holdeth Mart on the sunday after Whitsuntide, and another at Hollantide.  
eager holdeth Mart, one Cand●lmas day and another one Sunday before S. Mathews day.  
Eszlingen holdeth Mart on the day of Saint Katherine.  
Franckforde on the Main keepeth Mart twice in the year, the one in midlent, and the other on the 7 day of September, at which Martes there is great traffic and resort from all places of the world, and all nations are there at that present with costly and rich wares, as jewels precious stones and plate abundance.  
Feldkirch holdeth Mart, one on the day of S. john the Baptist, another on the day of Verene, and the third at Michaelmas.  
Freyburg in yechtland, holdeth Mart on Twelve day.  
Freystatt holdeth Mart on the day of the conversion of Paul.  
Fult holdeth mart on the day of saint Boniface.  
Frawenfeld holdeth Mart on S. Nicholas day.  
Genff holdeth mart on the day of saint Kathirine.  
Genff holdeth Mart in Midlent, and another on the day of Saint Egidi.  
Hall in Inthall holdeth Mart on the 3. Sunday after Saint Georg, and the other on the 3. Sunday after Galli  
Hall on Kocher, holdeth Mart at Christmas.  
Hoff, holdeth Mart on the conversion of Paul, and another on Saint Lawrance day.  
joachim's dale, holdeth Mart on the day of Saint Margot, and the other the Sunday after Candelmas.  
Ingolstat hath Mart on the invension of the Cross, and the other on saint Mathewes day.  
judenburg holdeth Mart on saint Vrsulas day  
Krembs holdeth Mart on S. james tide, and the other on S. Simon and judes day.  
Kempten hath Mart on the day of Gordiany.  
Laygingen hath Mart on the day of Saint Bartlmew.  
Landtshut keepeth Mart on saint bartlemew's day.  
Leyptzig holdeth mart the Saterdaye after newyear's day, another on the third saturday after Easter, and the third on the saturday after Michaelmas.  
Lints hath Mart 8 days after Easter and 2 after saint Bartelmew.  
Leo● holddeth Mart 8 days after Easter, and another the 14 of August, and the third on Alholland day.  
Lindaw keepeth Mart after Simons day and jude.  
Lucern holdeth Mart after shrovetide, and another after Leodegary.  
Minchen keepeth mart on S. james his day.  
Newmingen holdeth Mart on saint Vlriches' day.  
Nurnberg hath mess on the Friday after Easter.  
Nordlinger mess, is 14 days after Whitsuntide, and another 14 days after new years day.  
Naumberg in Thuring●n, holdeth mart on the day of Peter and Paul.  
Paris holdteh mart, on Twelfedaye.  
Prag holdeth Mart in the old city, on Wencesla●, and at Candelmas in the new city on Vitie, and on the lesser side in midlent.  
Kittenberg holdeth Mart on Candelmas day, and on Saint Martin's day and also the first Sunday in Lent.  
Pilsen holdeth mart on the first Sunday in Lent, and another at Bartlemewtide.  
Ravenspurg holdeth mart on Saint Veytes' day.  
Rottenburg on the Tauber hath mart on saint james day, and another on the monday after saint Nicholas day.  
Straszburg holdeth mess, on S. john Baptistes day.  
Saltzburg holdeth mart 8. days before Michaelmas.  
Schweytz holdeth 4. fairs or martes the first on the monday before Candelmas, the other on Saint Gertrudes day, the third on the day Galli, and the forth at Saint martins day.  
Schweynfurd hath mart on saint elizabeth's day.  
Soluthurn hath Mart at shrovetide, & another the last day of Septembre.  
Vberlingen holdeth three martes the first on Saint Vlriches day, the other on saint Vrsulas day, and the third on Saint Nicholas day.  
Wangen hath mart on saint maurice day.  
Waldshut holdeth 4 martes the first on may day, the other on saint james day, the third on the day of Galley, and the fourth on saint Nicholas day.  
Wyell in Thurgaw, holdeth two martes, the first after Saint George, and the other after Othomary.  
Winterthur holdeth four martes the Thursday before Candelmas, before Galley, before saint martin, and saint Thomas.  
Wirtenburg holdeth four martes, the first in midlent, she second Kiliany, the third at Michaelmas, and the fouo●h at Alholantide.  
Wien holdeth mart on the feast of Saint Katherine.  
Zurich holdeth mart the first, at 14 days after whitsunday, the other the 11 day of September.  
Zurzach holdeth mart on Aufardaye, the other at Egidy.  
Zug holdeth mart upon Galli.  
Zwickaw holdeth mart on the Sunday after Whitsontyde, and another on the day of Saint Ratherin.   

¶ Principal fairs of England, and Wales, orderly set forth, with the month, day, and place where they be kept.  

¶ Fairs in january.  
THe sixth day, being the Twelve day, At Salisbury. The xxv. day, being the Conversion of S. Paul. At Gra●●● end. At Bristol. At Churchingford. At Northalerton in Yorkshire, and likewise every Wednesday from Christmas until june following.   

Fairs in February.  
The first day, being S. Brigits day, and Candelmas even At. Bromley. The second day, being Candelmas day. At Maidstone. At Bath. At Linne. At Bickelsworth. At Budworth.  
The xiii. day, being Saint Valantines day. At Feversham. On Ash-wednesday. At Lichfield. At Tamworth. At Roist▪ At Dunstable. At Exeter. At Abington. At Cicester.  
The xxv. day, being S. Mathi●s day. At Henly upon Thames. At Tewkesbery. At Baldock.   

¶ Fairs in March.  
THe xij. day, being S. Gregory's day, At Stamford. At Sudbury.  
The xiij. day, being S. Theodores day At Wie. At the Mount. At Bodmin in cornwall.  
The u Sunday in Lent. At Grantham. At Salisbury. At Hertforde.  
The Monday before the Annunciation of Mary. At Wisbich. At Kendale. At Denbigh in Wales.  
On Midlente Sunday. At Saffron Walden in Essex. At Odiham.  
On Palm Sunday even. At Pumfret On Palm Sunday, at Worcester.  
The xx. day being S. Cuthbert's day, at Durham.  
The xxv. day, being the Annunciation of our Lady, at Northampton, at Malden, at great chart, at Newcastle.  
Generally all the Lady days, fairs at Huntingdon.   

¶ Fairs in Apryll.  
THe u day, being S. Martinianus day. at Wallingforde.  
The seven. day, being S. E●phenius day at Derby.  
The ix. day, being S. Perpetuus day, at Bickelsworth, at Billingworth.  
The Monday next after, at Eusham in Worcester shire  
Teusday in Easter week, at Northfleete, at Rocheford, at Hitchin.  
The third S●nday after Easter, at Louth.  
The xxii. day, at Stabfort.  
The xxiii. day, being S. George's day, at Charing, at I●switch, at Tanworth at Amptill, at Hinningham, at Gilforde, at Saint Pombes in Cornwall  
The xxv. day, being S. Mark the Evangelist day. at Derby. at Dunmowe.  
The xxvi. day, being S Eletes day, at Tenterden in Kent.   

¶ Fairs in May.  
THe First day being Philip and jacob's day, at Rippon in Yorkshire at Perin in cornwall, at Osestrie in wales, at Lexfield in suffolk, at Leycester, at Stowe the old, at Reading, at Maidestone in Kent, at Chensforde in Essex, at Blackborn in Lankishire, at Cogilton in Cheshire, at Brickil.  
The third day, being the Invention of the Cross, at Elstow, at Bramyard, at Hinningham.  
The seven day being S. john of Beverley, at Beverley, at Nowton in Lancashire, at Oxford.  
On Ascension day, at Newcastle, at Yerne, at Brimecham, at S. Edes, at Bishop Stratfort, at Wickam in Lancashire, at middle Which, at Stopforte in Cheshire, at Chapel Frith in Darbishire.  
On Whitsun even, at Skipton on Craven in Yorkshire.  
On whitsunday, at Rye hill, at Cribbie, at Ratresdale in Lancashire, at Kirbie Stephen in Westmoreland every Wedne●day fortnight at Kingston upon Thames.  
Monday in Whitsun week, at Daring ton, at Exeter, at Bradford, at Riegate, at Burton in Randsdale, at Salforth in Lancashire, at Whitchurch in Shropshire, at Kockermouth, at Aplebe at Bickelsworth.  
Tuesday in Whitsun week, at Lewis at Rochforth, at Canterbury, at Orinskirke in Lancashire, at high Knettesford in Cheshire, at Perith in Westemerland.  
Wednesday in Whitsun week, at Sand bar.  
On Trinity Sunday, at Kindale in Westmerlande, at Rowell.  
On Trmitie Monday, at Watforde.  
On Thursday next after Trinity, called Corpus Christi, At Prescote in Lancashire, at Stapfort in Cheshire, at S Annes, at Newberry, at Coventrie, at S. Edes, at Bishop Statforde, at Rosse.  
The xix. day, being Saint Dunstanes day, at Rochester, at Dunstable.  
The xxvi. day, being Bede the Priest's day, at Lenham.  
The xxix. day, at Crambrooke.   

¶ Fairs in june.  
THe ix. day, being Getule Martyrs day, at Maidstone in Kent.  
The xi. day, being S. Barnibies' day, at Okingham, at Newborough in Lancashire, at Maxefield in Cheshire, at Holt in Wales.  
The xxiii. day, being Midsummer even at Shrews bury. At Saint Alctons'.  
The xxiiii. day, being Midsummer day at Harisham, at Bedell, at Stracstocke, at S. Annes, at Wakefield, at Colchester, at Bedforde, at Reading, at Barnwell beside Cambridge, at Wollerhampton, at Crambroke in Kent, at Lyncolne, at Gloceter, at Peter borrow at Winsore, at Harstone in Suffolk, at Lancaster, at Westchester, at Halifax, at Ashburne, in Darbishire.  
The xxvij. day being S. Crescens day, at Folkstone.  
The xxviij day, being Leos day, Hetcorne, at S. Pombes in Cornwall.  
The xxix. day, being S Peter'S day, at Woodhurst, at Marleborowe, at Holles worth, at Wollerhampton, at Peterféeld, at Lemster, at Sudbery in Suffolk, at Gargrange, at Bromly in Lancashire, at lower Knottesforde in Cheshire   

¶ Fairs in july.  
THe second day, being the visitation of Marie, at Congreton in Cheshire, at Ashton under line in Lancashire.  
The xi. day, being S. Benet's day, at Partney, an horse fair, at Lid.  
The xv. day, being S. Swithines day, at Pinchbacke.  
The xvii. day, being Kenelm the Kings day, at Winchcomb.  
The xx. day, being S. Margerets day, at Uxbridge, at Catesby, at Bolton, in Lancashire.  
The xxij. day, being Mary magdalen's day, at Marleborowe, at Winchester, at Colchester, at Tetbury, at Bridgenorth, at Clitherall in Lancashire, at Northwich in Cheshire, at Cheswick in Cumberland, at Batfield by Shrewsbury, at Bicklesworth.  
The xxv. day, being S. james the Apostles day, at S. james nigh London at Dover, at Bristol, at Chilham, at Ipswitch, at Derby, at Northampton, at Dudley in Staffordshire, at Reading, at Louth, at Malmesbury, at Bromley at Chichester, at Liverpool in Lancashire, at Aldergam in Cheshire, at Raven glass in the North.  
The xxvii. day, being Seven sléepers day, at Canterbury, at Horsham, at Richmond in the North, at Warington in Lancashire, at Chapel Frithin Drabie shire.   

¶ Fairs in August.  
THe first day being Lammas day, at Feversham, at Exeter, at Dunstable, at saint Edes, at Bedforde, at Norham Church, at Wisbitche, at York, at Rumney, at Newton in Lancashire, at Yelland in Yorkshire.  
The x. day deing S. Laurence day, at Waltham, at Blackeamoore, at Hungerford, at Bedford, at Stroides, at Farnam, at S. Laurence by Bodnim, at Walton at Croyly in Lancashire, at Seddell in Yorkshire, at Frodesham in Cheshire, at new Brainforde,  
The xv. day, being the Assumption of Mary, at Dunmowe in Essex, at Carlisle, ●t Preston in Lancashire, at Wakeféelde the two Lady days.  
The xxiv. day, being Bartholomewe day, at Tewkesbery, at beggars bush besides Rye, at Sudbery, at Norwiche, at Northalerton, at Dover, at Rye, at Croyly in Lancashire, at Nantwych in Cheshire, at Pagets in Bromly.  
The Sunday after Bartholomew day, at Sandbitch in Cheshire.  
The xxvii. day, being Ruffian martyrs day, at Ashford.  
The xxix. day, which is the Beheading of john, at Watford.   

¶ Fairs in September.  
THe first day, at S. Giles in the Bush.  
The viij. day, being the Nativity of Mary, at Wakefeeld, at Sturbridge, at Southwark nigh London, at Snide, at Reccluer, at Gisborowe both Lady days, at Partney the three Lady days at Blackborn in Lancashire, at Gisborn in Yorkshire, at Chaulton in Cheshire at Vtcester in Darbishire.  
The xiv. day, being holy Rood day, at Richmond in Yorkshire, at Rippon, an Horse fair, at Penhad, at Ber●eley at Waltam abbey, at Wolton under hedge, at Chesterfeeld in Darbishire, at Smalding, at Denhigh in Wales.  
The xxi. day, being S Mathewes day, at Marleborow, at Bedford, at Croydon at Hulden in holderness, at S. Edmond's bury, at Malton, at Baldock, at S. jews, at Shrewesbery, at Lenhan, at Sittingborn, at Wilthall, at Bra●ntrée, at Kattern hill beside Gilforde, at new Braynford, at Dover, at Wendouer, at Estrie.  
The xxix day, being saint Michael Archangels day, at Westchester, at Blackburn in Lancashire, at Lancaster, at Ashburn in darbishire, at Cokermouth in the North, at Hadley, at Malden, a Horse fair, at Way hill, at Canterbury, at Leycester, at Newberry at Basingstoke.   

¶ Fairs in October.  
THe fourth day, being S. Francis day, at Michael.  
The vi. day being S. faiths day, at S. Faiths beside Norwiche, and at Maydstone.  
The viij. day, which is Pelagius day, at Hereforde, at harborough, at Bishop Stotford.  
The xiij. day, being S. Edward's day, at Geavesend at Wynsor, at Croyston in Lancashire, at Marshféeld, at Colchester, at Stopforth, at Charing, at Stanton.  
The xviij day, being S. Luke's day, at Ely, at wrickle, at Upon, at Thirst, at Bridgnorth, at Stanton, at Charing, at Burton upon Trent, at Charleton, at wigan in Lancashire, at Friswides in Oxford, at Tisdale in Darbishire, at Middlewich in Cheshire●, at H●lte in wales.  
The xxi. being xi. M. virgin's day, at Saffron walden at Newmarket, at Hartford at Cicester, at Stokesley.  
The twenty-three day, being Roman bis. day, at Preston, at Richdale in Lancashire at Bicklsworth, at lower Knottessorth in Cheshire, at whitchurch in Shropshire.  
The xxxi. day, being all Saints even, at wakefeeld in Yorkshire, at Rithin in wales.   

¶ Fairs in November.  
THe second day at Blechingly, at Kingston, at Maxfield in Cheshire.  
The vi. day, being S. Leonard's day, at Standley at Newport pond, at Trig neigh in cornwall, at Salforth, at Lesforde in Lancashire.  
The tenth day, being Benet's day, at Lenton.  
The xi. being S Martin's day, at Marleborow, at Dover.  
The thirteen day, being Pattern day at Saint Edmondsbury at Gilford.  
The xvij being S. Hugh's day, and the beginning of the Queen's Majesties reign that now is, whom God long preserve, at Harlow, at Hyde.  
The xix. day, being S. Elizabeth's day, at Horsham.  
The xx. being S. Edmond's day, at Hide, at Ingerstone.  
The twenty-three. day being S. Clement's day, at Sandwich.  
The thirty. day being S. Andrew the Apostles day, at Colingborow, at Rochester, at Peterfeeld at maidenhead, at warington in Lancashire, at Bewdeley, at Barefoord in Yorkshire, at Osestrie in wales.   

¶ Fairs in December.  
THe fift day, which is S. Nicholas even, at Pluckley.  
The vi. day which is S. Nicholas day● at Spalding at Sinock, at Exeter, at Arndale, at Northwitch in Cheshire.  
The seven day, being Octa. of S Andrew at Sandhurst.  
The viii. day, being the Concept. of Mary at Clitherall in Lancashire, at Malpas in Cheshire.  
The xxix. day, at Canterbury at Salisbury.     

Hereafter followeth the reigns of the Kings of England, since King William the Conqueror.  
KIng William Conqueror, began his reign the 13 of October in the year 1067. and died the 9 of September, the year. 1087. and was buried at Cane in Normandy.  
K. Wiliam Rufus, began his Reign the 9 day of September, in the year 1087 and died the first of August, in the year 1100 & was buried at winchester.  
K. Henry the first began his reign the first day of August, in the year 1100 and died the second of December in the year 1135 and was buried at Reading.  
K. Stephen, began his reign the second day of December, in the year 1135 and died the a● day of October, in the year 1154 & was buried at Feversham  
K. Henry the second, began his reign the 25 day of October, in the year 1154 and died the 6 day of july, in the year 1189 and was buried at Font Euerard.  
K. Richard the first, began his reign the 6 day of july in the year 1189 and died the 6 day of April, in the year 1199 and was buried at Font Euerard.  
K. john began his reign the 6 of April 1199 and died the 19 of October 1216 and was buried at worcester.  
K. Henry the third began his reign the ●9 of Octob. 1216, died the 16 of November 1272 buried at westminster.  
K. Edward the first began his reign the 16 of Nruem. 1272 died the 8 of july 1307 Buried at westminster.  
K. Edward the 2 began his reign the 7 of july 1307 died the 25 of january 1326. Buried at Gloucester.  
K. Edward the 3 began his reign the 25 of january 326 Died the xxi of june, 1377. Buried at westminster  
K. Richard the 2 began his reign the 2● of june 1377 died the 29 of September 1399 buried at westminster  
K. Henry the 4 began his reign the 29 of Septem. 1399 died the 20 of March 14●2 buried at Canterbery.  
K. Hendry the fift began his reign the 20 of March 1412 died the 31 of August 1422 buried at windesor.  
K. Henry the vi began his reign the 31 of August 1422 died the 4 of March 1460 buried at windsor.  
K. Edward the 4 began his reign the 4 of March 1460 died the 9 of April 1483 buried at windsor.  
K. Edward the fift began his reign the 9 of april 1483 died the 22 of june 1483  
K. Richard the iii began his reign the 22 of june 1483 died the 22. of August 1485 buried at Leycesier.  
K. Henry the 7 began his reign the 22 of August 1485 died the 22 of April, 1509 buried at westminster.  
KING Henry the 8 began his reign the 22 of April 1509 died the 28 of january 1546 buried at windsor.  
K. Edward the sixth began his reign the 28 of january, in the year 1546 and died the 6 of july in the year 1553 and was buried at westminster  
Queen Mary began her reign the 6 day of july 1553 died the 17 of November 1558 buried at westminster.  
Queen Elizabeth began her reign the 17 day of November, in the year of our Lord God 1558 to whom GOD grant long to reign. Amen.   
FINIS.  

Imprinted at London by Thomas East.