PEREGRINUS

Etat fuce 64 1655

In EUROPE.AFRICA,ASIA have I gone.

A

VOYAGE to EAST-INDIA;

WHERE IN

Some Things are taken Notice of,

In our PASSAGE THITHER,

But MANY MORE in our ABODE THERE,

Within that RICH and moft SPACIOUS

EMPIRE of the GREAT MOGUL:

MIXT WITH SOME

Parallel Obfervations and Inferences upon the Story,
to profit as well as delight the READER.
REPRINTED from the EDITION of 1655.

WITH COPPER PLATES.

Obferved by EDWARD TERRY,
Then Chaplain to the Right Hon. Sir THOMAS Row, Krit.
Lord Ambaffador to the Great Mogul,

And afterwards Rector of the Church at Greenford, in Middlefex.

In journeying often, in Perils of Waters, in Perils of Robbers, in Perils by
the Heathen, in Perils in the Sea. I Cor. x1. 26.

The Lord on high is mightier than the Noife of many Waters; yea, than the
mighty Waves of the Sea. Pfal. xc111. 4.

-Digitis a Morte remotuş

Quatuor, aut feptem.---Juv. Sat. 111.
Qui nefcit orare, difcat navigare.
Ubique Naufragium.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR J. WILKIE, No. 71, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD
W. CATER, No. 274, and S. HAYES, No. 92, HOLBORN 1
AND E, EASTON, AT SALISBURY.

To the READER.

READER,

TH

'HERE never was an age more guilty than this prefent, of the great expence, and wafte of paper: whofe fair innocence hath been extremely flubber'd by errors, herefies, blafphemies, and what not, in thefe bold times: which like fo many (the fouleft of all) blots and blurs hath defiled very much of it; fo true is that of the Poet,

Tenet infanabile multos

Scribendi Cacoëthes.------Juv. Certainly there hath been of late abundantly more printed than ought, than fhould and if what follows in this discourse lay under the guilt of any fuch juft exception, it fhould feel the fire, not the prefs.