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Ibrahim Pasha

ERRATA

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Page12,line 1: for “Leon” read “Léon.”

””note 1, line 1: for “Leon” read “Léon.”

””note 2: for “Vambêry” read “Vambéry.”

”15,line 22: for “Busbeq” read “Busbequius.”

””line 24: for “Charrier’s” read “Charrière’s.”

””line 25: for “Négocêations” read “Négociations.”

””line 25: for “Actenstücken” read “Actenstücke.”

””three lines from bottom: for “Abdulrahman” read “Abdurrahman.”

”16,note 1, line 2: for “Morgenländichen” read “Morgenländischen.”

”18,note 2, line 2: for “Actenstücken” read “Actenstücke.”

”19,note 4, line 1: for “Moldavi” read “Moldavie.”

”23,note 1: for “Abdulrahman” read “Abdurrahman.”

”25,line 4: for “the sister of Suleiman” read “a sultana.”

””line 14: for “sister” read “relative.”

”29,note 2, line 1: for “Muselmanes” read “Musulmanes.”

”31,note 1, line 3: for “Muslimisches” read “muslimischen.”

”34,note 1: for “dell” read “dell’.”

”38,note 1, line 6: for “Abdulrahman” read “Abdurrahman.”

”39,line 18: omit comma at end of line.

”54,note 1, line 2: for “la jouet” read “le jouet.”

””note 1, line 4: for “cette” read “cet.”

”55,line 19: for “was” read “had been.”

””line 20: omit the words “after the Peace of Cambrai.”

”57,line 8: for “steadily‐encroaching” read without hyphen.

””line 21: for “Europe,” read “Europe;”

””line 22: for “the West” read “Europe.”

””line 20: for “Bayezid” read “Bayazid.”

”58,line 2: after “fifteenth century” omit the rest of the sentence up to “the Turks.”

””line 9: omit the words “heresy and.”

””line 14: for “King Louis” read “King Lewis.”

””line 2 from bottom: for “Reformation” read “Protestant Revolt.”

””note 2, line 1: for “gives notice of” read “records.”

”59,note 2, line 1: for “Memoire” read “Mémoire.”

”60,note 1, line 4: for “(Buntniss)” read “(Bündniss).”

”62,line 23: for “Hieronymous” read “Hieronymus.”

””line 5 from bottom: for “Siebenbergen” read “Transylvania.”

””note 3, line 1: for “Hoberdanacz” read “Hobordanacz.”

”64,note 1: for “Ottoman” read “Ottomane.”

””note 4: for “Charrières” read “Charrière.”

”68,line 2: for “Krain” read “Carniola.”

””line 15: for “Barbarossa” read “Barbarosa.”

””line 24: forBarba”rossa Barba”

”69line 2: for “Barbarossa” read “Barbarosa.”

””line 4: forBarba”rossa Barba”

””line 8: for “forms” read “formed.”

””note 1: for “Ambassadors” read “Ambassadeurs.”

””note 1: for “Memoire” read “Mémoire.”

””note 2: for “Charrières” read “Charrière.”

”72,line 6: for “Urkunde” read “Urkunden.”

”85,note 1, line 2: for “zechinen” read “sequins.”

””note 1, line 9: after “Covas” insert a comma.

””note 1, line 10: for “Hoefflingen” read “Hoeflingen,” and for “Ludwig” read “Ludwigs.”

””note 1, line 13: for “auszuselzen” read “auszusetzen.”

””note 1, line 14: for “Grossvizere” read “Grossviziere.”

””note 1, last line from bottom: for “den” read “dem.”

”88,line 9: for “Francois” read “François.”

””line 10: for “preventions” read “préventions,” and for “contemporaries” read “contemporains.”

””line 11: for “veritable” read “véritable.”

”94,note 2, line 9: for “Kupelwieser” read “von Kupelwieser.”

””note 2, line 10: for “Oesterreichen” read “Oesterreichs.”

”98,line 6: for “shiek” read “sheik.”

”104,lines 4 and 10: for “Jurischitz” read “Juritschitz.”

””note 1, line 1: for “Jurischitz” read “Juritschitz.”

”105,line 3: for “Barbarossa” read “Barbarosa.”

”109,note 6, line 1: omit “Grimeston,” and before “quoted” insert “Djelalzadek.”

”110,line 5: for “over‐lenient” read same words without hyphen.

”111,note 1: for “Abdulrahman” read “Abdurrahman.”

””note 2: for “Republique” read “république.”

”112,note 3, line 2: for “Abdulrahman” read “Abdurrahman.”

”116,line 16: for “Abdulrahman” read “Abdurrahman.”

”118,fifth line from bottom: for “Sokolly” read “Sokolli.”

”120,line 3: for “Ambasciatore” read “Ambasciatori.”

””sub verbo “Aristarchi”: for “Legislation” read “Législation.”

””sub verbo “Gévay”: for “Actenstücken” read “Actenstücke.”

””line 8: for “reglements” read “règlements.”

””line 14: for “Correspondence” read “Correspondance,” and for “Memoires” read “Mémoires.”

””line 16: for “Ambasadeurs” read “Ambassadeurs.”

””line 28: for “Venétiens” read “Vénétiens.”

”121,sub verbo “Busbecq” read “Busbequius.”

””sub verbo “Hakluyt”: omit the whole line.

””line 17: for “Sclaven” read “Sklaven.”

””sub verbo “Vambery” read “Vambéry.”

””sub verbo “Abdulrahman” read “Abdurrahman.”

””sub verbo “Abdulrahman”: insert a new title as follows: Armstrong, Edward, The Emperor Charles V. London, 1892.

””sub verbo “Cahun”: for “Leon” read “Léon.”

””sub verbo “Cantimir”: insert a new title as follows: Coxe, William, History of the House of Austria. London, 1899.

”122,line 17, and line 31: for “Leipsig” read “Leipzig.”

”123,sub verbo “Hakluyt’s Voyages”: insert “Edition of 1812.”

””line 21: for “Memoires” read “Mémoires.”

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