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...twenty four Miles long, fifteen broad; filled heretofore with Noble Greek Cities. Upon the Eastern side of it, stands [[Caffa]], (which was the ancient Theo

...riers, or Trevers, a great, and once very famous City, the most ancient in Europe, of Germany, in the Cir. of the Low. Rhine, and M. of the A. of Triers, an ...ix years before the Birth of Christ: and so to be the most ancient City in Europe. Made a Roman Colony in the times of Augustus; and afterwards the richest a

...more notable temper and beautie, than are those which are made with us in Europe.

<blockquote>Of BITHINIA and the Cities thereof. ...sa, the seat of the Ottoman Kings in Asia till they gained Adrianople in [[Europe]], which was done by Mahomet the first: of the trade thereof a word in my p

<blockquote>Of ARMENIA and the Provinces and Cities thereof. ...ominions and command in chiefe as Soveraigne all these Countries; first in Europe he hath [[Dacia]], [[Greece|Grecia]], all the Aegean Ilands, and Taurica Ch

...ns, Rivers, Fountains, Lakes, Islands, and Peninsulas of the known world — Europe, Africa, Asia, and America — together with their longitudes and latitudes == '''Particular Description of Europe''' ==

...eora. 4. Camera. 5. Zunara. 6. Avium: and 7. Saline. All Maritim Towns and Cities, and of some account. ...Albertonus. 9. Roxa. 10. Raibba; and, 11. Ripaealba. All Maritim Towns and Cities; and most of which having good and commodious Roads, Ports, and Havens, and

|Continent = Europe |Region = Southern Europe

...at last it grew to that heighth, that most of the Chief Places of Trade in Europe, entred into the Confederacy. As, in the Low-Countrie•: Antwerp, Dort, Am

...s, which is not wall'd, is known for its Baths. The Dutchy of Barr has the Cities of Barleduc, St. Mihel, and Pont-a-Mousson. Vaucouleurs, one of the adjacen

|Continent = Europe |Region = Southern Europe

<blockquote>Of PAPHLAGONIA and GALATIA and the Cities thereof. ...ke re•…otenes; and from thence againe exported into all the Countries of [[Europe]].

...ch againe returnes-them in exchange the commodities of Turkey, Aegypt, and Europe. [[Category:Cities]]

|Continent = Europe |Region = Southern Europe

...ell known; formerly it was joyned to the Firm Land by a Bridge. It had two Cities; now hath nothing but one Castle worth notice, and many Hamlets which gathe .... The people of Zaora live by selling Chalk and Clay to their neighbouring Cities, and they of Ethamma live by Theft and Robbery.

...ed Clermont: It is proude of her Castle, and is a Bishops Seate. The other Cities or Townes are 13 in number, of which r 1.10 Rion, Monferrat, and Isoire doe

|Continent = Europe |Region = Southern Europe

|Continent =Europe ...not of equal breadth: and divided into thirteen Bailiwicks. The principal Cities, are Munster, Meppen, Vecht, and Varendorp. It is extremely full of Woods a

WEE are come at length to the last Table of Europe, in which Mercator doth delineate and paint foorth Candia, with some small ...parts of the world, and first of Affrick, which in our devision is next to Europe.</blockquote>

...der of Darius King of Persia, who made war upon the Scithians. Its capital Cities are Yasi and Sockou. Choczin near the Niester, is the place where a Polish ...l, affording the fairest and best Horses throughout the whole Continent of Europe. It is variously beset with Plains, Mountains, Valleys and Rivers, the chie