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Preface 7
Introduction 10
William Wey 10
The Journey 14
The Book and the Translation 17
1 Changes of Money from England to Rome and Venice 22
2 A Provision 26
3 In This Book Contained is the Way to Jerusalem and the Holy Places in That Same Country 33
4 Mnemonic Verses 46
5 Reasons for Pilgrimage to the Holy Land 55
6 Reasons for Pilgrimage to the Holy Land (ctd) 64
7 The 1458 Pilgrimage to Jerusalem 71
8 William Wey's Route in 1458 106
9 The 1462 Pilgrimage to Jerusalem 115
10 Word Lists 150
11 A Medley 154
12 Indices to the Mappa Terrae Sanctae 173
13 Distances between Places in the Holy Land and Latin/Greek Vocabulary 185
14 Rome 191
15 The 1456 Pilgrimage to Compostella 210
Appendix I The Gifts of William Wey to the Chapel at Edington 222
Appendix II Essays 228
The Icon of Our Lady of Philerimos 228
Wey's Sermons and Syon Monastery 232
William Wey's Own Books 235
Andrea Morosini of Venice, William Wey's Patronus 236
Bibliography 243
Index 245
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arthur SHAVZIN
reviewed The Itineraries of William Wey on November 06, 2013
The Itineraries of William Wey
This book gave me a fresh perspective on the international politics/geopolitics of our modern world and provided me with a framed reference of the early modern ages in Europe.
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Add The Itineraries of William Wey, In 1456 and again in 1458, William Wey (1405/6–76) set out on journeys across a Europe in turmoil from local conflicts and cross-border expansions. Wey, a Devon priest and bursar of Eton College, had been granted special dispensation by Henry VI to undert, The Itineraries of William Wey to your collection on WonderClub |