[1] Somers Tracts, Vol. IV. p. 535, Ed. 1810.
[2] Ibid.
[3] Lithgow himself says nine weeks, but in the 'Supplication of Aquila
Wykes,' Keeper of the Marshalsea (Calendar of State Papers, Domestic,
Vol. CLIII, No. 26), dated October 9th, 1623, Lithgow is mentioned as
'committed close prisoner 2 Febr. 1622' and still remaining in custody.
[4] He had already published in 1614 a short account of his travels,
and of this a second impression was printed in 1616. Both these
editions are extremely rare.
[5] Calendar of State Papers, Domestic, Vol. CCXXIX. No. 42.