I. O. M. ET DIIS PENATIBVS SCAVRIANVS MINERVAE TIB. JVLIVS NOVIA NVS II ... LEG. POSVIT PRO SALVTE DO MINI NOSTRI SANCTISSIMI AN TONINI PII AVGVS TI NYMPHIS NOVIS[120] SACRVM RVFRI VS[121] SVLPICIA ... LEG. XIII. G ... ANIO At midday we dined with Count _Seau_, and by two a clock taking leave of the governor, we set forward in a calash for _Enyed_[122], two Hungarian miles distant from hence, where we arrived before seven, the road lying all the way near the banks of the _Maurusius_. May xxii. We take a calash this morning, and proceed about an hour from _Enyed_ to meet his Excellency, at the place where he crossed the _Maurusius_ by flat boats; which done, we wait on him back to _Enyed_, and there arrive about one a clock. After diner I visited the school and college of this place, which is reputed the most flourishing of those, that belong to the reformed Calvinist church in Transylvania. It has three professors, one of philosophy, _Stephanus Kolosvari_, who has traveled into England; another of divinity, _Stephanus Engedi_, a learned man, who gave me a popish book, concerning the Emperor’s treatment of the reformed churches in Hungary; and a third of the Greek tongue, logic, and history, _Fr. Pariz-Papa_, a physician, who presented me with some printed tracts of his own, and a manuscript _Itinerary_ of Dr. _Basire_ prebendary of Durham, left by him in _Alba Julia_, where he professed divinity during the late usurpation in England. May xxiii. We proceed three Hungarian miles from _Enyed_ to _Therda_, where we arrive about one a clock, and find it a dirty ill built town, but remarkable for its salt pits. It has two Calvinist churches, with one appropriated to the Unitarians. The town stands upon the _Aranyas_, antiently the _Chrysolas_, in which the _Zingans_ find gold dust, principally after rain. May xxiv. It being Whitsunday, his Excellency halted this day, and in his lodgings had divine service and a sermon. After diner we visit the salt pits, which altogether resemble those of _Visakna_, except that the salt seems somewhat clearer and stronger. Returning we find the following Roman inscription. ISIDI ET SERAPI C. IVL. ANN ISONVS ... LEG. V. M. HO. ET FL. APO LINARIA ... EIVS V. L. S May xxv.