A collection of voyages and travels, consisting of authentic writers in our own tongue..., by Thomas Osborne, 1745

Title page

Originally printed in two volumes in 1745, this collection of voyages are from the various travelers' accounts found in the library of Edward Harley, Earl of Oxford and compiled by Thomas Osborne.

"The Preacher's Travels," describing what was once known as Persia, and now named "the kingdom of Farsi."

A continuation of "The Preacher's Travels."

The concluding portion of "The Preacher's Travels" in Arabia.

Passages from a description of Babylon, including its inhabitants and their material contributions to the world.

A map of the Bosphorus, and views of the Sancta Sofia (Hagia Sophia) church. The images of the church are noted as being from Du Fresne's Constantinopolis Christiana.