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Author: Wadsworth, James, 1604-1656?
Title: The Evropean mercury describing the highwayes and stages from place to place, through the most remarkable parts of Christendome : with a catalogue of the principall fairs, marts, and markets thorowout the same / by J.W. ... ; usefull for all gentlemen who delight in seeing forraign countries, and instructing merchants where to meet with their conveniences for trade.
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Wadsworth, James, 1604-1656?
London: Printed by I.R. for H. Twyford ..., 1641.
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To the WORSHIPFVLL, Robert Tracy, Esq
To the Right Ho∣noroble, Noble, and Worshipfull, the Nobi∣lity and Gentry of Eng∣land, addicted to Hi∣story or Travell.
The Translator to the Reader.
poem
Stage from Paris to London by the way of Dover.
From Paris to London by the way of Rye.
The Preface to the Reader.
THE STAGES AND POSTS FROM ROME TO BOLONIABY THE WAY OF SI∣ENA AND FLO∣RENCE.
Therefore now we begin at Rome.
Another Rode or Post way from Rome to Bollonia through the Province of Romania.
Another Rode from Rome to Trent, and Brussels in Flanders, by the way of Augusta and Spira, two Cities in Germany.
Stages from Rome to Genoua.
Stages from Rome to Venice.
Stages from Rome to Ancona.
Stages from Rome to Florence, by the way of Ornietto and the valley of Ano.
Stages from Rome to Forence, by the way of Foligno and Peragia and the valley of Arno.
Stages the neerest from Rome to Na∣ples, and from Naples to Messina.
Another Stage from Rome to Naples, through the valley of Valmontone, and through the forrest of Largieri.
Stage from Naples to Puglia and Lece and into the Land of Ottranto.
Stage from Rome to Lions in France by the way of Piasenza and Alexandria.
Stage from the Citie of Rimini to the Citie of Ancona.
Stage from Florenza to Lucca and from Lucca to Genoua eing three Cities.
Stage from Genoua to Milan.
Stage from Genoua to Venecia, by the way of Mantua.
Stage from Genoua to Venetia, by the way of Scestri.
Stage from Genoua to Savona.
Stage from Genoua to Barzellona in Spain.
Stage from Genoua to Lions in France.
Stage from Bologna to Milano.
Stage from Bolognain Italy, to Lions in France, by the way of Ger∣many and Switzerlend.
Stage from Piasenza to Voghera.
Stage from Milano to Venetia, by the way of Mantoa.
Stage from Milano to Venetia by the way of Brescia.
Stage from Milano to Trento by the way of Brescia.
Stage from the city of Trent to Vienna.
State from Susa to Lions in France, by the way of Delphinat and Grenoble.
Stage from Lions, to Paris.
Stage from Paris to Anversa, or Antwerp in Flanders
Stage from Paris to Gantes or Gant.
Stage from Bruxelles to Gants.
Stage from Bruxels to Antwerp in Flanders.
Stage from Monluelo to Ciamberi.
Stage from Sirignach to Lions in France.
Stage from Barcellona to Saragozza.
Stage from Saragozza to Harizza, & from Harizza to Madrid▪ now the Kings Court.
Stages from Madrid to Toledo the most ancient seat of the King of Spaines and the best lan∣guage is spoken there.
Stage from Madrid to Vaglia dulis.
Stage from Vaglia Dulis to Siviglia.
Stage from Toledo to Siviglia.
Stage from Harizza to Valiadolith.
Stage from Vagliadolith to Lisbona.
Stage from Vagliadolit to Baiona in France.
Stage from Vagliadulit to Borgos.
Stage from Burgos to Pampalona, and from Pampalona to Baiona.
Stage from Barcellona to Valenza.
Stage from Valenza to Toledo.
Stage from Belpuchi to Monzon.
Stage from Monzon to Saragoza.
Stage frō Milano to Lions in France, by the way of Sciamgraone.
Stage from Genoua to Avignone, by the way of Aste.
Stage from Paris to Orlience & Bles.
Stage from Milano to Cune.
Stage from Florence to Parma, by the way of Pontremoli.
Stage from Avignone to Lions.
Stage from Milano to Turino.
Stage from Valenza to Madrid.
Stage from Lions to Bles.
Stage from Ferrara to Milano.
Stage from Ravenna to Ferrara.
Stage from Vagliadolith to Toledo.
A CATALOGUE
Of divers FAIRS, which were kept in divers places of the World, when they begin, and how long they continue.
Four Fairs in France.
Three Faires in Antwerp.
Faires of Germany.
Thre Faires at Bolsan.
Faires in Spaine.
Faires in Portugall.
Faires in Cicilie.
Foure Faires in the Iland of Cyprus.
A relation or discription of the City of Rome, and the seven Principall Churches.
routes
Stages and Rodeways from Florence to Genoua.
Stage from Genoua to Millan.
Stage from Milano to Antwerp, by the way of Swizerland.
Stage from Genoua to Nizza.
Stage from Rozzo to Taggia.
Stage from Rozzo to Garese, and Partendoni.
Stage from Rezzo to Oneglia.
Stage from Resso, to Porto Mauritio.
Stage from Rezzo to Cuni in Piemont.
Stage from Rezzo to Caranonia.
Stage from Milano to Cune in Piemont.
Here begins Provence in France.
Here begings the proper Country of France.
Here you passe a Ferry.
Here you enter into Spaine by Navarre.
The neerest Road-way betwixt Rome and Venice.
The Pilgrimage from Rome to the Nonciata, being a Monastery of great devotion, in the City of Florence; with the description of many remarkable things both Cities and Townes by the way.
Now follows divers wayes and Sta∣ges thorow all Spain, heret∣fore never set forth.
Betwixt the City of Avilla and Torri∣gios is eighteen Leagues.
From Avilla to the City of Segovia, ten Leagues.
From Alicante to Oribuela, nine miles.
From Alicante to Ciudad Reall, 57 Leagues.
From Burgos to Bilbao, 30 Leagues.
From Burgos to Vittoria, 23 Leagues.
From Borgos to Saragozza, 52 Leagues and a haf.
From Burgos to Gunecha, being 74 Leagues.
From Burgos to Toledo, 51 Leagues.
From Burgos to Lisbona, being 119 miles and a half
From Burgos to Aranda, 14 Leagues.
From Barcellona to Monserrate, 7 Leagues.
From Barcellona to Saragozza, 40 Leagues.
From Saragozza to Segovia, 75 Leagues.
From Barcellona to Granata, 111 Leagues and a half.
From Valentia to Siviglia, 105 Leagues.
From Saragozza to Lesbona, 144 Leg.
From Saragozza to Salamana, 37 leagues.
From Saragozza to Taragona, 31 Leagues.
From Saragozza to Bilbao, 54 Leagues,
From Saragozza to Darocca, 17 Leagues.
From Zomora to Segulntia, 57 Leagues.
From Conea to Tortosa. 41. Leagues.
From Cauca to Al Cazar de Conse∣gra, 23 Leagues.
From Erora to Alporto, 76 Leagues.
From Cadalupe to Signovia, fifty two Leagues.
From Gadaluppe to Pigna de Franza, Leagues 35.
From Gaddaluppe to Toledo, 27 Leagues
From Granada to Villa nova de los Infantes, Leagues 32.
From Mursia to Granada, forty five Leagues.
From Guenca to Granada, fiftie three Leagues.
From Giagem to Almerīa, leagues 29.
From Loredo to Santa Maria del Pauler, leagues 60. ½.
From Laredo to Vtttoria, twelve leagues and a half.
From Laredo to Leon, thirty three Leagues.
From Leon to Torrosno, leagues twenty two.
From Logrogno to Tudela in Na∣var, leagues nineteen.
From Medina del Campo to Tole∣do, leagues 34.
From Medina del Campo to Stor∣ga, leagues twenty five.
From Medina del Campo to to Sal∣amanca, leagues fourteen.
From Medina del Campo to Riosecco, leagues eleven.
From Madrid to Guadagiara, leagues ten.
From Madrid to Torregios, leagu. 11.
From Palentia to Torro.
From Palentia to Burquech, leagues 22.
From Palentia to Salamanca, leagues 22. ½.
From Siviglia to Lisbona, leagues 63. ½.
From Saviglia to Leon, 133 leagues.
From Siviglia to Cordua, Leg. 23.
From Silliva to Malega, Leagues twenty nine.
From Siviglia to Granada, leag. 36.
From St Giaconio to Corugna, leagues 10.
From St Giacomo to Finibus terre, leagues 16.
From St Giacomo to St Giovan de Pie de Porto, leagues 152.
From Giacomo to a Licante, leagues 178.
From Granata to Cordova, leagues 22.
From Granata to Malega, leag. 19.
From Salamanca to Lisbona, le. 78.
Stage from Venetia to Viach.
Stage from Venetia to Loreto, and Recanati.
Stage from Venice to Bolzan.
Stage from Venice to Vienna.
Stage from Vienna to Vngaria.
Stage from Venice to Millan.
Stage from Venice to Mantoa.
Stage from Venice to Trento.
indexes
A Table, or true Index of the present work; whereby one may more easily finde the wayes from place to place.
Fayres and Marts in all the fore∣named Cities and Towns, as is mentioned in such and such pages.
The Instruction of the voy∣age to Ierusalem.
High-wayes From LONDON, to the most remarkable Cities and Port-Towns of ENGLAND.
From London to Cambridge, m 44.
From London to Oxford, m. 48.
Then to Bristow.
From Excester to London.
From Ludlow to London.
From Rye to London.
From Walsingham to London.
From Cockermouth to Lancaster, and so to London.
From Carnarvan to Westchester and London.
From Shrewsury to the city of Co∣ventry and London.
From Coventry to Oxford.
From Bristow a city and bishoprick to the Vniversity of Oxford.
From the city of Bristow to Shrewsbury.
From Southampton to London.
From the city of Chichester a bi∣shoprick to London.
From York to Shrewsbury.
From London to Winsor by Bran∣ford, m. 19.
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