{MN} The better sort are attired like _Turks,_ but the plain _Tartar_ hath a black Sheeps-skin over his back, and two of the Legs tied about his Neck; the other two about his middle, with another over his Belly, and the Legs tied in like manner behind him: Then two more, made like a pair of Bases, serveth him for Breeches; with a little close Cap to his Skull of black Felt, and they use exceeding much of this Felt for Carpets, for Bedding, for Coats, and Idols. Their Houses are much worse than your _Irish,_ but the In-land Countries have none but Carts and Tents, which they ever remove from Countrey to Countrey, as they see occasion, driving with them infinite Troops of black Sheep, Cattel and Ulgries, eating all up before them as they go. * * * * * {MN} _The attire of those_ Tartars. {MN} For the _Tartars_ of _Nagi,_ they have neither Town, nor House, Corn, nor Drink, but Flesh and Milk. The Milk they keep in great Skins like _Burracho's,_ which though it be never so sower, it agreeth well with their strong Stomachs. They live all in _Hordias,_ as doth the _Crim-Tartars,_ three or four hundred in a Company, in great Carts fifteen or sixteen foot broad, which are covered with small Rods, wattled together in the form of a Bird's Nest, turned upwards, and with the Ashes of Bones, temper'd with Oil, Camels Hair, and a Clay they have, they loam them so well, that no Weather can pierce them, and yet very light. Each _Hordia_ hath a _Murse,_ which they obey as their King. Their Gods are infinite. One or two thousand of those glittering white Carts drawn with Camels, Deer, Bulls, and Ulgries, they bring round in a Ring, where they pitch their Camp; and the _Murse,_ with his chief Alliances, are placed in the midst. They do much hurt, when they can get any _Stroggs,_ which are great Boats used up on the River _Volga,_ (which they call _Edle_) to them that dwell in the Countrey of _Perolog,_ and would do much more, were it not for the _Muscovites_ Garrisons that there Inhabit. * * * * * {MN} _The_ Tartars _of_ Nagi _and their manners._ * * * * * CHAP. XIIII. _The Description of the_ Crim-Tartars; _their Houses and Carts, their Idolatry in their Lodgings_