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And As Concerning Our Neighbor Countreys We Haue Litle To Shewe, Besides The History Of The Kings Of Norway, (Or Rather Some Fragments Of The Same History) Which Others Haue Otherwise Described: Howbeit They Are All In A Maner Such Things As Crantzius Neuer Mentioned: Vnlesse It Be Some Fewe Relations.

Moreouer, as touching Grondland, we holde this from the opinion of our ancestours, that, from the extreeme part of Norway, which is called Biarmlandia [Marginal note:

Biarmia.] and from whence the saide Gronland is not farre distant, it fetcheth about the Northren coast of Island with an huge circuit in maner of an halfe Moone. [Sidenote: Gronland in old time had Christian Bishops.] Our Chronicles likewise doe testifue that our owne countreymen in times past resorted thither for traffique, and also that the very same countrey of Gronland had certaine Bishops in the dayes of Poperie. More then this we cannot auouch. But now it is reported that your Englishmen (whom I may almost call the lordes of the Ocean sea) make yeerely voyages vnto Gronland: concerning which matter if you please to giue me further aduertisement, you shall doe me an especial fauour. Moreouer, whatsoeuer newes you heare concerning the the affaires of England or of other Countreys thereabout, I pray you make vs acquainted therewith. Thus (reuerend sir) wishing you long life, for the seruice of God, for the increase of learning, and the benefit of the people committed to your charge, I bid you farewel. From Island vpon the feast of the visitation of the blessed Virgine Mary, Anno Dom. 1595.

Yours Gudbrandus Thorlacius Bishop of Hola in Island.

INDEX.

Where the same Document is given in Latin and English the reference is to the English Version.

NB - The large print indicates that the whole section refers to the subject mentioned.

ADAMS, Clement, mentioned AFFRICA, daughter of Fergus of Galway, marries Olavus AFRICA, a peninsula - Circumnavigated - Portuguese trade with AGATHA marries Edward Atheling AGINCOURT, battle of ALCOCK, Thomas his voyage ALEPPO, Elizabeths communications with ALEXANDER (the Great), mentioned ALEXANDRIA (Egypt), mentioned ALFRED mentioned ALGESIRAS or Algezar, mentioned ALGIERS, English at AMERICA, discovered ANGLES, mentioned ANGLESEY, conquered - CONQUEST OF BY EDMUND ANTIOCH, taken AQUITAINE, mentioned ARABIA, Felix, mentioned ARABIAN Gulf, mentioned ARDOK (River), visited by Jenkinson ARDOVIL, mentioned ARGYLE, mentioned ARISTOTLE, quoted ARMADA, The Great ARMENIA, English in ARSACES, mentioned ARTHUR, King, mentioned - THE CONQUESTS OF - Buried at Glastonbury - Alluded to ( note) ASAFI, English at ASCHILIUS, King, submits to Arthur ASTRAKHAN, English at ATHELSTAN, mentioned ATHELWOLD, Bishop, mentioned (note) ATLANTIS, mentioned AUGUSTINE, Archbishop of Britain AUGUSTUS, mentioned AUSTRO HUNGARIAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION, mentioned (note) AZORES, mentioned

BAATU, mentioned BABYLON, Elizabeth's communications with BALE, mentioned BALSARA, Elizabeth's communications with BALTIC, mentioned - Described BARBAROSSA Frederick, HIS TREATY WITH HENRY II - Biographical Notice (note) BARENTZ, mentioned (note) BARGENLAND (see Borhalme) BEDE, Venerable, quoted - HIS ACCOUNT OF THE CONQUEST OF ANGLESEY AND MAN - THE VOYAGE OF BERTUS - HIS TESTIMONY TO THE IMPORTANCE OF LONDON VNDER THE SAXONS BEDFORD, John, Duke of, defeats the French - Defeats Genoese BENGORION, Joseph, quoted BENIN, English in BERGEN, mentioned BERTUS, mentioned - Account of his voyage into Ireland BIARMIA described - Mentioned BLEKINGIE, mentioned BOATS, limited to three iron nails BOKHARA or Boghar, mentioned - Visited by Jenkinson BONA SPERANZA (Cape of), Englishmen double BORHOLME, mentioned BORIS, Emperor, mentioned BORISTHENES, mentioned BOSTON (Lincolnshire), mentioned BOWES, Jerome, mentioned BRABANT, mentioned BRACTON, Henry, quoted BRAZIL, first English trade to BREMEN, mentioned BRISTOL, mentioned - Its trade with Norway and Ireland BRITTANY, mentioned BRUNSWICK, mentioned BURLEIGH, Lord, mentioned BURROUGH, Hubert defeats the Welsh BURROUGH, Stephen, mentioned BURROUGH, William, assists Hakluyt - His voyage BUTE, mentioned

CABOT, John, patent granted by Henry VII. to CABOT, Sebastian, created Grand Pilot CADIZ, Expedition to, mentioned CAIRO, mentioned CALAIS, mentioned CAMDEN, eulogised - His eulogy of Hakluyt. - His CHRONICLES OF THE KINGS OF MAN CANARY ISLES, mentioned CANDISH, Thomas, mentioned CANUTE obtains privileges at Rome - Mentioned CAPE VERDE Islands, English in CARDANUS, quoted CARPINI, Joannes de Piano, his journey CASBEN, mentioned CASPIAN (Sea), mentioned - Visited fourteen times CATALONIA, mentioned CAZAN, mentioned CHANCELLOR, Richard, doubles North Cape - Arrives in Russia CHARLEMAGNE, concludes treaty with Offa - Mentioned CHARLES V. founds lecture on navigation CHAUCER, Geoffrey, mentioned - Quoted CHAUEZ, Alonso de, quoted CHAUEZ, Hieronymo de, quoted CHAUL, Englishmen at CHERRILLAND, mentioned CHESTER, Rainulf de, quoted CHILI, Englishmen in CHINA, traffic with - Sends Embassy to Rome - Mentioned CHRISTIAN IV, dedication of Commentary on Iceland to CHRISTINA, daughter of Edward Atheling CINQUE (Ports), mentioned - HISTORY OF, FROM EDWARD THE CONFESSOR TO EDWARD I. CNOYEN, James, quoted COG, The, mentioned COLBY, (River), mentioned COLGOIEVE (Gulf of), mentioned COLMOGRO, mentioned COLOGNE, mentioned COLUMBUS, Christopher, mentioned - Discovers America COMETS COMMERCE, HISTORY OF CONDORA, visited CONRAD, Emperor, confers privileges on Canute CONSTANTINOPLE, mentioned COPE, William, his collection of curiosities CORELIA, coasted CORNWALL, Richard, Earl of, King of the Romans COURCY, John de, conquers Ulster - Taken prisoner - Invades Man COURLAND, mentioned CROUAlN, Godred, mentioned CRUZES burnt by Drake CUMBERLAND, Earl of, sends Expedition to South West CYRUS, mentioned

DANTZIG, mentioned DARIEN, (Isthmus of), crossed by Oxnam DAVIS, John, mentioned DEAL, mentioned DEDICATION To First Edition - To Second Edition DEE, Doctor, mentioned - His Testimony Touching Nicholas de Lenna - Biographical notice DENMARK, submits to Arthur - Conquered by Malgo - Mentioned DENMARK (Sound of), [See Baltic] DEPTFORD, Guild of Navigation founded at DERBENT, visited by Jenkinson - Mentioned DERBY, Henry, Earl of, his journey DIODURUS, quoted DOLDAVIUS, King, submits to Arthur DONALD, usurps kingdom of Man DOOMSDAY Book, quoted DOUGLAS (Man), mentioned DOVER, one of Cinque Ports - Mentioned DRAKE Sir Francis, mentioned DUBLIN, mentioned - Taken by Gadred Cronan DUGALD, son of Sumerled, becomes King of Man DWINA (River), English on - Mentioned - Visited - Description of DYER or Dier, Edward, assists Hakluyt

EASTERLINGS, mentioned EASTLAND (See Lithunia) EASTMEERE, mentioned EST(Sea) (See Baltic) ECFRID, mentioned - Sends army into Ireland EDEN, Richard, mentioned EDGAR, Atheling, mentioned EDGAR, King, mentioned - His navigation - Surnamed Pacificus - Buried at Glastonbury EDMUND, Prince, mentioned - His Voyage into Hungary EDRIC, mentioned EDWARD, Atheling, mentioned - His voyage into Hungary EDWARD the Conftssor, mentioned EDWRD I, confers privileges on Cologne, Lubeck, and Hanse Towns - Grants the Great Charter - Grants Charter to Cinque Ports EDWARD II, corresponds with Haco - Decree of Staple EDWARD III, his fleet against Calais EDWARD IV, trade under KDWARD VI, names Sebastian Cabot, Grand Pilot of England EDWIN, King, conquers Man and Anglesey ELAND, mentioned ELIZABETH, Queen, portrait ELSENBORG, mentioned ELY, Foundation Charter of Cathedral EMDEN, mentioned ENNIUS, Father, mentioned EPISTLE to Cupid, quoted - Its authorship ESSEX, Earl of, his expedition against Cadiz - Geoffrey Fitz-Peter, Earl of EUDOXUS, mentioned EUPHRATES (River), Englishmen on EUROPE, Map of Northern EUXINE (Sea), mentioned

FABIAN, Robert, quoted FALSTER, mentioned FARAON, taken by Howard FAROE Islands, mentioned FAVERSHAM, mentioned FEMELAND, mentioned FENTON, Edward, mentioned FERNELIUS, John, quoted FINGAL, King of Man FINMARK, visited - Mentioned FINONS, described - Pay tribute to Biarmes FLANDERS, mentioned FLETCHER, Doctor, mentioned FLORENCE, mentioned FLORES Historiarum, quoted FLORIDA, discovered by Cabot FLORUS, Lucius, quoted FOLKESTONE, mentioned FONTANAS, mentioned FOX, mentioned FRANCE, mentioned FRANZ-JOSEF Land, discovered FREDERICK SAXO, mentioned FREDERIC III, changes constitution of Norway FRISIUS, mentioned - Confuted FROBISHER, mentioned FRUSO, mentioned

GADES (see Gibraltar) GALWY, subdued by Magnus GAMA, Vasco de, doubles Cape of Good Hope GARGANUS (Mount), mentioned GARTH or Garthe, Richard, his collection of curiosities GENOA, mentioned GERMANY, a Charter for Merchants of - Mentioned GEORGIA, English in GIBRALTAR (Straits of), mentioned GILBERT, Sir Humphrey, mentioned GILLAN (Persia), English in GIRALDUS CAMBRIENSIS, quoted GLASTONBURY, Invocation to GOA, Englishmen at GODRED, his voyage to Norway - Mentioned GODRED, son of Olavus - Murdered GODRED.

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