CIX. What time John Maundevil departed out of England 219 APPENDIX. The journall of Frier Odoricus.--Of the maners of the Chaldeans, and of India.--How peper is had: and where it groweth.--Of a strange and uncouth idole: & of certaine customes and ceremonies.--Of certaine trees yeelding meale, honey, and poyson.--Of the abundance of fishes which cast themselues upon the shore.--Of the Island of Sylan: and of the mountaine where Adam mourned for his sonne Abel.--Of the upper India: and of the province of Mancy.--Of the citie of Fuco.--Of a Monastery where many strange beastes of divers kindes doe live upon an hill.--Of the citie of Cambaleth.--Of the glory and magnificence of the great Can.--Of certain Innes or hospitals appointed for traveilers throughout the whole empire.--Of the foure feasts which the great Can solemnizeth euery yeere in his court.--Of divers provinces and cities.--Of a certaine riche man, who is fed and nourished by 50 virgins.--Of the death of Senex de monte.--Of the honour and reverence done unto the great Can.--Of the death of frier Odoricus. 221 Extra Plates in Illustration of the Book 267 List of the Editions in the British Museum 277 [Decoration] [Decoration] +The Voiage and Travayle of Syr John Maundeville, Knight.+ _Here beginneth a lyttle treatise or boke, named John Maundevile Knight, borne in England in the towne of Sainct Albone, & speaketh of the wayes to Hierusalem, to Inde, and to the greate Cane,[1] and also to Prester Johns land, & to many other countreys, & also of many marvailes that are in the holy Lande._