In _Transilvania,_ he found so many good Friends, that but to see, and rejoyce himself (after all those Encounters) in his Native Country, he would ever hardly have left them, though the mirrour of vertue their Prince was absent. Being thus glutted with content, and near drowned with Joy, he parted high _Hungaria_ by _Fileck, Tocka, Cassovia,_ and _Underorowoay,_ by _Ulmicht_ in _Moravia,_ to _Prague_ in _Bohemia;_ at last he found the most gracious Prince _Sigismundus,_ with his Colonel at _Lipswick_ in _Misenland,_ who gave him his Pass, intimating the service he had done, and the Honours he had received, with fifteen hundred Ducats of Gold to repair his Losses: With this he spent some time to visit the fair Cities and Countries of _Dresden_ in _Saxony, Magdeburgh_ and _Brunswick; Cassel_ in _Hessen; Wittenberg, Vilum,_ and _Minekin_ in _Bavaria; Augsburg,_ and her Universities; _Hama, Frankford, Mentz,_ the _Palatinate; Worms, Spires,_ and _Straburg;_ passing _Nancie_ in _Lorain,_ and _France_ by _Paris_ to _Orleans,_ he went down the River of _Loyer,_ to _Angiers,_ and imbarked himself at _Nantz_ in _Britain,_ for _Bilbao_ in _Biskay_ to see _Burgos-Valladolid,_ the admired Monastery of the _Escurial, Madrid, Toledo, Corduba, Cuedyrial, Sivil, Cheries, Cales,_ and St. _Lucas_ in _Spain._ * * * * * CHAP. XVIII. _The Observations of Captain_ Smith; _Mr._ Henry Archer, _and others in_ Barbary.