Early voyages and travels in the Levant

by John Covel; Thomas Dallam

[285] Trigae = three-horsed chariots.

[286] A queach is a thick, bushy plot, a quick-set hedge. “The fortresses of thorniest queache.” (Chapman’s Homer, Hymn to Pan.)

[287] Sides or supports.

[288] Marked on Ortelius’ map.

[289] Inns.

[290] Still known by this name.

[291] Valedéh Sultan = Queen-mother.

[292] Market-place.

[293] Modern maps Bojados.

[294] Spelt on modern maps Tchorlou.