SECOND VISIT TO COLOGNE

And I traveled from Aachen to Julich, and thence to...; paid

4 stivers for two eye-glasses. I played away 2 stivers in an

embossed silver medal of the king. I have given 8 white pf.

for two ox horns. On the Friday before St. Simon and St.

Jude I left Aachen and traveled to Duren, where I visited

the church where St. Anne's head is. Thence we traveled and

came on Sunday, which was St. Simon and St. Jude's Day, to

Cologne. I had lodging, food, and drink at Brussels with my

lords of Nuremberg, and they would take nothing from me for

it, and at Aachen likewise I ate with them three weeks and

they brought me to Cologne, and would take nothing for it.

I have bought a tract of Luther's for 5 white pf. besides 1

white pf. for the "Condemnation of Luther," the pious man,

besides 1 white pf. for a Paternoster, and 2 white pf. for a

girdle, I white pf. for one pound of candles; changed 1

florin for expenses. I had to give Herr Leonhard Groland my

great ox horn, and to Hans Ebner I had to give my large

rosary of cedarwood. Paid 6 white pf. for a pair of shoes; I

gave 2 white pf. for a little skull; 1 white pf. I gave for

beer and bread; 1 white pf. for a "pertele" [braid]. I have

given 4 white pf. to two messengers; I have given 2 white

pf. to Nicolas's daughter for lace, also 1 white pf. to a

messenger. I gave prints worth 2 florins to Herr Ziegler

Linhard; paid the barber 2 white pf. paid 3 white pf. and

then 2 white pf. for opening the picture which Master

Stephan made at Cologne; I gave the messenger 1 white pf.,

and spent 2 white pf. drinking in company. I made the

portrait of Gottschalk's sister: 1 paid I white pf. for a

little tract.

At Cologne, on Sunday evening after All Saints' Day in the

year 1520, I saw the nobles dance and banquet in the Emperor

Charles's dancing saloon: it was splendidly arranged. I have

drawn for Staiber his coat of arms on wood. I gave a

"Melancholy" to a young count at Cologne, and a new "Mary"

to Duke Frederick. I have made Nicolas Hailer's portrait in

charcoal; paid 2 white pf. to the door porter. I have given

3 white pf. for two little tracts, also 10 white pf. for a

cow horn. At Cologne I went to St. Ursula's Church and to

her grave, and saw the holy maiden and the other great

relics. Fernberger's portrait I took in charcoal; changed 1

florin for expenses. I gave Nicolas's wife 8 white pf. when

she invited me as a guest. I bought two prints for 1 stiver.

Herr Hans Ebner and Herr Nicolas Groland would take nothing

from me for eight days at Brussels, three weeks at Aachen,

and fourteen days at Cologne. I made the nun's portrait, and

gave 7 white pf. to the nun. I made her a present of three

half-sheet engravings on copper.

My Confirmation from the Emperor came to my lords of

Nuremberg the Monday after St. Martin's, the year 1520,

after great trouble and labour. I gave Nicolas's daughter 7

white pf. on departing, 1 florin to his wife, and again 1

ort to his daughter on leaving; and I started away from

Cologne. Before that, Staiber invited me once as his guest,

and so did my cousin Nicolas once, and old Wolfgang once,

and once besides I dined as his guest. I have given

Nicolas's man a "Eustace" on leaving, and his little

daughter another ort, as they took much trouble for me. I

have given 1 florin for a little ivory skull, and I white

pf. for a turned box, also 7 white pf. for a pair of shoes,

and I gave Nicolas's man a "Nemesis" on leaving.

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