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Title: A collection of voyages and travels: consisting of authentic writers in our own tongue, which have not before been collected in English, or have only been abridged in other collections. And continued with others of note, that have published histories, voyages, travels, journals or discoveries in other nations and languages, relating to any part of the continent of Asia, Africa, America, Europe, or the islands thereof,from the earliest account to the present time...
Year: 1745 (1740s)
Authors: Osborne, Thomas, d. 1767 Erondelle, Pierre, fl. 1586-1609, tr
Subjects: Neder Oost-Indische Campagnie Voyages and travels Voyages around the world
Publisher: London : T. Osborne
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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of Chalcedon, that his fuc- of Chryfofiom) mentioneth to have been cefTors continued their claim, and chal- ordained by Antoninus bifhop of Ephefus, lenged ftill a right at leaftwife in the ordi- fome were of Lycia and Phrygia, as well nation of the Metropolitans of both thofe as others of Afia, the ordination of thefe dioqefes. Which power of ordaining latter being challenged by virtue of his Metropolitans, not only in the Thrafian, Metropolitical, of the others by his Patri- but alfo in the Pontican and Afian diocefe, archical jurifdiction. being thereupon confirmed unto the bi- In the Arabick acts of the council of fhops of Conflantinople by a fpecial act ofNice (which that worthy knight Sir Tho- that council (befide a liberty given to allmas Roe, among other rare monuments, clerks that had any fuit with their Me-brought with him from the eaft, and be- tropolitan, to profecute the fame either be-llowed upon the famous library of the fore the primate of the diocefe or the Pa-triarch
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Of the Lydian Afia. .pp triacb of Conftantinople, at their own dec- all the other civilized nations of the (tion gave occafion unto Euagrius to write, globe have obtained a jufl knowledge in that the council of Cbalcedon took rway all arts and fciences. the Patriarchical right from the church of If we confider its natural advantages, Tempera - the Ephefians, and that by Timothy of it is of all others molt temperate. For,ture- Alexandria (the deadly enemy of that what of it lies under the torrid zone council) it was reftored thereunto again, being either iflunds or peninfulas, its After which time we fee, that the heat is moderated by the rcfrefhing wa- bifhop of Ephefus, as Metropolitan of the ters and fea-breezes. Afian province, fubferibeth thus unto the As to its extent, it reachech from Extent. Confiantinopohtan Synod held under Menas. Smyrna in the weft to the farthefl part of Hypatius, by the mercy of God bifhop of Tartary, near Jejfe in the eaft, beino- the Metropolis of the Ep

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