Chiericati,  Francesco.  His  letter  concerning  Ireland  with
three  concerning  .England  are  printed  in  ''Quattro
Documenti  d'  Inghilterra  ed  uno  di  Spagna  dell'
Archivio  Gonzaga  di  Mantova^"  edited  by  Attilio
Portioli^  Mantua,  i868.  For  further  information  and
more  letters  see  biography  by  B.  Morsolin.
Clara  Eugenia,  the  Infanta.  The  letter  already  referred
to  is  printed  in  the  ^'Boletin  de  la  Real  Academia  de
la  Historia/'  Madrid,  vol.  49,  pp.  30-50.
^Cobham,  C.  D.  ''ExcerpU  Cypria,"  1908.  Extracts
from  the  accounts  of  writers  who  visited  Cyprus,  to-
gether with  an  exceptionally  thorough  bibliography.
As  so  many  who  went  to  Jerusalem  touched  at  Cyprus,
the  book  may  serve  as  a  bibliography  to  chapter  5;
also  for  travel  generally  over  a  wider  period  than  this.
Courthop,  Sir  G.  (France,  Italy,  Malta,  Constantinople,
1636-39.)   In  Camden  Soc.  Miscellany,  vol.  11.
Codlar,  Captain,  who  was  wrecked  on  the  Irish  coast  in  a
ship  which  sailed  with  the  Spanish  Armada  of  15881
wrote  a  letter  describing  his  adventures  in  Ireland  &
Scotland  which  has  several  times  been  translated  or
paraphrased  since  the  publication  of  the  text  in
Duro's  ''La  Armada  Invencible"  (1885).  The  best
version  is  that  in  Allingham's  ''Adventures  of  Cap*
tain  Cuellar  in  Connacht  &  Ulster,''  1897.
^Cust,  Mrs.  Henry.  "Gentlemen  Errant,"  1909.  Anno-
tated &  explanatory  paraphrases  of  the  experiences
of  Leo  von  Rdsmital,  Wilwolt  von  Schaumbuig,
Frederick  II,  Elector  Palatine  of  the  Rhine,  &  Hans
von  Schweinichen.  The  dates  range  between  1465  ft


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i6o2  &  the  countries  visited  include  most  of  Europe. '
Of  the  bibliography  the  utmost  that  can  be  said  is
that  it  is  worth  consulting;  but  the  rest  of  the  book
is  valuable  as  summarizing  much  that  has  not  been
really  accessible;  and  is  very  readable.
^DflDam,  Thomas.   See  Hakluyt  Soc.,  vd.  87.
