[70] Paphos.
[71] Ras el Khanzir.
[72] Dallam’s constant use of the word butt for boat sufficiently explains the following passage in Shakspeare, where butt is supposed to have been a misprint:
“ ... where they prepared
A rotten carkasse of a butt, not rigg’d,
Nor tackle, sayle, nor mast.”
(Tempest, i, 2.)
[73] Scalastead. Cf. roadstead, the wharf or emporium for disembarkation.
[74] Platt = plan. “To draw plattes of Sicily, and describe the situation of Libya and Carthage.” (North’s Plut., 220 B.)
[75] Lizards.