XL. For to turne againe on this side Galile 91 XLI. How a man may go furdest and longest in those countreis as hereafter ben rehersed 93 XLII. Of other wayes for to go by lande unto Hierusalem 95 XLIII. Yet an other waye by lande toward the lande of promission 97 XLIV. Of the faith of the Sarasins and of the booke of their law, named Alkaron 99 XLV. Yet it treateth more of Mahomet 101 XLVI. Of the byrth of Mahomet 104 XLVII. Of the yles and divers maner of people and of marvailous beastes 107 XLVIII. Of the haven of Gene, for to go by the Sea into divers countreys 109 XLIX. Of the country of Job, and of the kingdome of Caldee 115 L. Of the kingdome of Amazony whereas dwelleth none but women 117 LI. Of the lande of Ethiope 119 LII. Of Inde the more, and Inde y^e lesse, and of diamonds, and small people and other things 121 LIII. Of divers kingdomes and yles which are in the land of Inde 123 LIV. Of the kingdome of Mabar[=o] 130 LV. Of a great countrey called Lamozy where the people go all naked 134 LVI. Of the countrey and yle named Jana which is a mighty land 137 LVII. Of the kingdome of Pathen or Salmasse which is a goodly lande 138 LVIII. Of the kingedome of Talonach, the king thereof hath many wyves 140 LIX. Of the ylande called Raso where men be hanged as sone as they are sicke 143 LX. Of the ylande of Melke wherein dwelleth evill people 144 LXI. Of an ylande named Macumeran whereas the people have heads lyke houndes 146 LXII. Of a great yland called Dodin wher are many divers men of evil condicions 149 LXIII. Of the kingdome named Mancy, which is the best kingedome of the world 153 LXIV. Of the lande of Pygmeen, wherein dwell but smal people of three spanne long 156 LXV. Of the citie of Menke wher a great navy is 158