The Life and Letters of Ogier Ghiselin de Busbecq, Vol. 2 (of 2)Busbecq, Ogier Ghislain de
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The Life and Letters of Ogier Ghiselin de Busbecq, Vol. 2 (of 2)
Busbecq, Ogier Ghislain de
Busbecq, Ogier Ghislain de, 1522-1592
_Joyeuse_, account of the Duke of, a favourite of the King,
ii. 177-178;
his pilgrimage to Loreto, and visit to the Pope, 185;
given the governorship of Normandy, 188;
his instructions on going to Italy, 197;
Alençon advised to secure his interest, 213;
escorts Alençon in his departure, 214;
King wishes to make his father governor of Languedoc, _ib._;
his quarrel with the Duc de Mercœur, 219;
its origin, 220, 245;
marches to recover places seized by the Duc d’Aumale, 245
_Juliers_, Duke of, at the coronation at Frankfort, i. 399, and _note_
_Julius Cæsar_, his opinion of his soldiers, i. 223;
his intention in mounting the tenth legion, 224;
his despatch of _Veni, vidi, vici_, 408
_Junius_, secretary to the late Elector Palatine, sent by the States
to Alençon, ii. 198, and _note_
_Juppenbier_ (spruce beer), a barrel of, presented to Busbecq, and its
effect on his guests, i. 257-258
_Kanûns_, or Turkish Domesday Book, i. 142, and _note_
_Katzianer_, Austrian General, his defeat alluded to, i. 166
_Kevi_, Island in the Danube, i. 167
_Khodja_, story of a, at a Pasha’s table, i. 377-378
_Khuen_, Don Rodolph, Master of Horse to Maximilian, Busbecq asks his
salary to be paid to him, ii. 58, and _note_
_Kinsky_, John, his business with Schomberg, ii. 112, 125
_Kites_, the scavengers of Constantinople, i. 212;
Busbecq shoots, _ib._
_Kizilbash_, name given by Turks to the Shah, i. 219
_Koniah_, the ancient Iconium, Selim ordered to, i. 267;
its strategic importance, 273;
Selim posts himself there, 274;
battle of, 278-279
_Koran_, any Christian sitting on a, punished with death, i. 111;
copy of the, presented to the Sultan by the Persian Ambassador,
157, 375
_Kurds_, their origin, i. 275, and _note_;
body of, hired by Bajazet, 274;
their sham fight, 275
_Langres_, Guise raises troops near, ii. 98;
bishopric of, removed to Dijon, 257
_Languedoc_ and _Guienne_, the chief Huguenot region, ii. 41;
the crops in, ordered to be burnt, 88
_Lansac_, de, seizes Blaye, ii. 245, and _note_
_La Noue_, Huguenot leader, account of him, ii. 21, _note_;
at Rochelle, 21;
a prisoner, 155, and _note_;
attempts to surprise Paris, 252, _note_;
with Navarre before Paris, 262
_Laon_, Alençon goes there, ii. 202
_Lasso de Castilla_, Don Pedro, Ambassador of Ferdinand at the marriage
of Philip and Mary, urges Busbecq to hasten to Vienna, i. 77, and
_note_
_Laval_, the Comte de, son of d’Andelot, and nephew of Coligny, goes
to the Netherlands, ii. 147, and _note_;
Orange intends giving him his daughter, 179;
to be governor of Antwerp, _ib._
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