CAP. XLI.
Reading edition
How a man may go furdest and longest in those countreys as heare are rehersed.
Notes in this chapter
Note 1 · : i.e., it was unsafe to go alone.Note 2 · : Burgundy.Note 3 · : Genoa.Note 4 · : In some editions Gryffh, Grif, or Gresse, probably Crete.Note 5 · : In other editions Moroche or Myroche.Note 6 · : Others say 27.Note 7 · : Rames, Ramla.Note 8 · : Maccabeus.Note 9 · : Ramah Gibeon.Note 10 · NOWE have I tolde you of wayes by the whiche men goe furthest and longeste, as by Babylon and mount Synay, and other places many, through thNote 11 · A man that commeth from the lande of the Weast, he goeth through Fraunce, Burgoyn,2 Lumberdy & to Venys or to Geen3 or some other haven of t