In Bohemian.
1594. Prague. Translated by Leunclavius. It contains the First and Second Letters and the De Acie.
In French.
1649. Paris. A translation by Gaudon.
1718. Amsterdam.
1748. Paris. A translation in three volumes of the Turkish Letters and the Letters to Rodolph, by the Abbé Louis Étienne de Foy, Canon of Meaux.
1836. Paris. A translation of the Letters to Rodolph, 1-53, is contained in ‘Archives Curieuses de l’Histoire de France, Première Série,’ tome 10, by MM. Cimber and Danjou.
In Flemish.
1632. Dordrecht.