Chapter IV Christian Europe
Part I — European Europe
39 J. N. Figgis, From Gerson to Grotius, 1907, p. 241.
40 Brit. Mus. MS. Harleian, 943, fol. 33.
41 W. H. Woodward, Studies in Education, passim, especially p. 172.
42 Gazette des Beaux Arts, IIe période, v, 198.
43 Smith’s Wotton, i, 355, note.
44 His narrative is in vol. 7 of Churchill’s Voyages.
45 Howell, Epistolæ Ho-Elianæ, 1619.
46 Barozzi and Berchet, Relazioni (Inghilterra), pp. 34, 35, and 98.
47 Cal. S. P. Ven., xiii, 40, 41.
48 Harleian Voyages, i, 1781.
49 Hatfield MSS., v, 462.
50 Barozzi, op. cit., p. 27.
51 Bodleian MS., Rawlinson, C. 799.
52 The following details are taken mainly from T. A. Fischer’s Scots in East and West Prussia and Scots in Germany; the Scottish Historical Society have further information in preparation. For Scots abroad generally, cf. W. K. Leask’s Musa Latina Aberdonensis, Aberdeen University, 1910.
53 Bodl. MS., Rawlinson, C. 799.
54 “La Cena de le Cenere,” Dialogo Secondo.
55 De Villers. See Bibliography under “Aarssen.”
Part II — The Unvisited North
56 Translated speech to the “Collegio” at Venice, Cal. S. P. Ven., x, 346.
57 Payen of Meaux.
58 Churchill’s Voyages, iv, 822.
59 Barberini, in Adelung, i, 237.
60 Cf. Dr. Vladimir Milkowicz’ Eastern Europe (vol. 5 of the translation of Helmolt’s History of the World), pp. 524, 557, 572, and 610.
61 In Adelung, i, 435.
Part III — The Misunderstood West
Notes
62 Britannia, Holland’s translation, 1610, p. 577.
63 In 1670.—Hakluyt Society, vol. 87, p. 111.
64 Harleian MS. 3822, fol. 604.
65 Erich Lassota; extract in Liske’s Viajes... por España (cf. Bibliography under “Sobieski”) from R. Schottin’s Tagebuch des Erich Lassota von Steblau (1573-94), Halle, 1866.
66 Sobieski.
67 Good’s account, appended to Camden’s description of Ireland (Holland’s translation, 1610, p. 142).
68 Chiericati.
69 O’Connor, Elizabethan Ireland, pp. 1-4.
70 Acta SS. March 17, p. 590.
71 Smith, Camdeni... Epistolæ, 1691, pp. 68, 69.
72 Cal. S. P. Irish, i, 439, and ii, liii-lv.
73 Jouvin de Rochefort (in Falkiner).