LXXVII. How the Emperour is brought unto his grave
when he is dead 175
LXXVIII. When the Emperour is dead how they chose
and make an other 176
LXXIX. What countries and kingedomes lye next to the
lande of Cathay and the frontes thereof 177
LXXX. Of other wayes comming fro Cathay toward
the Grekes sea, and also of the Emperour of
Percey 179
LXXXI. Of the lande of Armony, which is a good land,
and of the land of Middy 180
LXXXII. Of the Kingdome of George and Abcan and many
marvayles 181
LXXXIII. Of the land of Turkey, and divers other countreys,
and of the lande of Mesopotamy 182
LXXXIV. Of divers countreys, kingdomes and yles, and
marvayles beyond the land of Cathay 183
LXXXV. Of the land of Bactry and of many Griffons and
other beastes 186
LXXXVI. Of the way for to goe to Prester John's lande,
which is Emperour of Inde 187
LXXXVII. Of the fayth and belyefe of Prester John, but
he hath not all the full beliefe as we haue 190
LXXXVIII. Of an other yland where also dwelleth good
people therein and is called Sinople 191
LXXXIX. Of two other yles, one is called Pitan wherein be
little men that eat no meate, and in an other
yle are the men all rough of fethers 193
XC. Of a rich man in Prester John's l[=a]d named Catolonapes
and of his gardeine 194
XCI. Of a marvailous valey that is beside the river of
Phison 196
XCII. Of an yland wherin dwell people as great as
gyants of 28 or 30 foote of length and other
things 198
XCIII. Of women which make great sorow as their
children are borne and great joy when they are
dead 199
XCIV. Of an yland where men wed their owne daughters
and kinswom[=e] 200
XCV. Of an other yland wherein dwell full good people
and true 202
XCVI. How King Alexander sent his men thither for to
winne the land 203
XCVII. How the Emperour Prester John when he goeth
to batayle he hath iii Crosses borne before him
of gold 204
XCVIII. Of the most dwelling place of Prester John in a
citie called Suse 205
XCIX. Of the wilderness wherein groweth the trees of
the sonne and the moone 207