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A Catalogue of the Ambassages,
| 29 | The voyage of Arthur Edwards Agent for the Moscouy company, Iohn Sparke, Laurence Chapman, Christopher Faucet, and Richard Pingle, seruants, into Persia, An. 1568. | 389. |
| 30 | The voyage of Thomas Banister and Geffrey Ducket, Agents for the Moscouy Company, into Persia the fift time, Anno 1569. | 394. |
| 31 | The voyage of William Burrough Captaine of 13. English ships to the Narue in Liefland, Anno 1570. | 401. |
| 32 | The voyage of M. Anthony Ienkinson into Russia the fourth time, Anno 1571. | 402. |
| 33 | The voyage of Christopher Burrough into Persia the sixt time, Anno 1579. | 419. |
| 34 | The voyage of Arthur Pet and Charles Iackman, sent to discouer the Northeast seas beyond the Iland of Vaigats, Anno 1580. | 445. |
| 35 | The voyage of Master Ierome Horsey ouer land from Mosco in Russia to England, Anno 1584. | 469,470. |
| 36 | A voyage to the Northeast, performed by certaine Russes, and translated out of Sigismundus ab Herberstein. | 492. |
| 37 | A voyage to Sibier and the Riuer of Ob, by land, declared in a letter written to Gerardus Mercator. | 510,511, & 512. |
| 38 | The vanquishing of the Spanish Armada, Anno 1588. | 591. |
| 39 | The honourable voyage to Cadiz, Anno 1596. | 607. |
| ¶ The Ambassages, Treatises, Priuiledges, Letters, and other obseruations, depending vpon the Voyages of this first Volume. | ||
| 1 | TWo testimonies of Galfridus Monumetensis in his history of the Kings of Brittaine, concerning the conquests of King Arthur. | pagina. 1. |
| 2 | A testimony of M. Lambard in his 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉, touching the right and appendances of the Crowne of the kingdome of Britaine. | pag. 2. |
| 3 | A Chronicle of the Kings of Man, taken out of M. Camdens Chorographie. | 10. |
| 4 | The ancient state of the shipping of the Cinque Ports. | 17. |
| 5 | Libellus historicus Iohannis de Plano Carpini. | 21. |
| 6 | Part of the great Charter graunted by King Edward the first, to the Barons of the Cinque Ports. | 117. |
| 7 | The rolle of the huge Fleete of Edward the thirde before Caleis. | 118. |
| 8 | The summe of expences layde out in the siege of Caleis. | 121. |
| 9 | A note of Thomas Walsingham touching King Edward the thirde his huge Fleete of 1100. ships, wherewith he passed ouer vnto Caleis, Anno 1359. | 121. |
| 10 | Certaine verses of Geffrey Chaucer, concerning the long Voyages, and valiant exploits of the English knights in his dayes. | 124. |
| 11 | A testimonie out of Cornelius Tacitus, prouing London to haue bene a famous Mart-towne in the raigne of Nero the Emperour. | 124. |
| 12 | A testimony out of venerable Beda, proouing London to haue bene a Citie of great traffique in his time. | 125. |
| 13 | The league betweene Carolus Magnus and Offa King of Mercia, concerning the safe trade of English Merchants. | 125. |
| 14 | An ancient testimony translated out of the olde Saxon Lawes, conteyning the aduancement of Merchants, for their thrice crossing the wide seas. | 120. |
| 15 | A testimony of certaine Priuileges obteined for the English and Danish Merchants by Canutus the King of England. | 126. |
| 16 | The flourishing state of Merchandise in the City of London in the dayes of Wilhelmus Malmesburiensis. | 227. |
| 17 | A testimony of the said Wil. of Malmesbury concerning traffique to Bristow in his time. | 127. |
| 18 | The league betweene Henry the second, and Frederick Barbarossa Emperour of Germany, partly touching trade of Merchandise. | 128. |
| 19 | A generall safe conduct granted by King Iohn to all forreine Merchants. | 129. |
| 20 | The letters of King Henry the third• vnto Haquinus king of Norwey. | 129,130. |
| 21 | A mandate for the king of Norway his ship called, The Cog. | 130. |
