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¶Here foloweth the varietie of myles.

Gentle Reader, when thou shalt finde in this Booke Italian Myles, then maist thou know, that 5 Italian Myles containe one Germaine Myle.

When thou fyndest French Myles, then three French Myles doe contayne one Germayne Myle.

If thou fyndest Spanish Myles, they are equall in lengthe unto Germayne Myles.

If thou fyndest English Myles, then doe 5 English Myles make two Germayne Myles.

If thou shalt see Hungarian Myles, then accompt two Hungarian Myles for three Germayne Myles.

If thou fyndest Switzers Myles, then accompt two Switzers Myles for three Germayne Myles.

Gentle Reader, I thought it good, to advertise thee, that I have orderly marked in the margent, by certaine letters, whereby thou shalt know which are Cities, Villages, or houses of Religion, lying in the way. (as thus) The letter C for a Citie: the letter M for a Market Town: K for a Kloyster: and the letter V for a Village, & so foorth. [These marginal letters, which are not used consistently in the source and are not always legible, have been omitted in the transcription.] And on the other side the Myles from one place to an other: and for the halfe Myle, this letter, d.

Here foloweth the most used wayes and passages from one notable Citie in Germany unto another. With certain brief descriptions of the antiquities of divers Cities. And first of Augspurge.

The Citie of Augspurge is of great antiquitie, taking the name after the Emperour Augustus, & after many conflictes, had of the Romans, began to florish, but of late yeares it is so encreased, in all aboundance of riches, and glorious buildings, that the like Citie is not found in all Germany. Beside that, for marchandise it may compare with any citie in Europe, forasmuch as their trafique stretcheth through all places, as well in Africa, as in Europe.

From the Citie of Augspurge unto Nurnberg

The summe of Myles is 18.

The Citie of Nurnberge is replenyshed with cunning Artificers, in all kinde of sciences, by which the Marchaunts [2] thereof, and the whole citie, is chefly maintained: conveying the said worke into all landes. The Region or countrie there about, is very barron, & unfrutefull, insomuch that with great labour and travaile, it can scarcely yeld any commoditie.

From the citie of Nurnberge to Leiptzig

The summe of Myles 36.

From the citie of Nurnberg, to Leyptzig, another way, on the Bergstet

Schnatten
Thumbach
Rewitz
Eger
Falckennaw
Elenbogen
Karlestat, in the which there is a Bath of hot water
Joachimsthall
Annaberg
Khemnitz
Benickh
Kroburg
Leyptzig.

The summe of myles 45.

[3]

From Nurnburg to Leyptzig, another way through the Margrave his land

The summe of myles 32.

Another way unto the Citie of Liptzig

The summe of myles is 33.

Another way from the citie of Plawen unto Leyptzig, which is somewhat neerer, but in the way are many Hills

Hedern
winschendorf, or sainct Veytsberg
Gera
Zeyts
Pega
Zwencka
Leyptzig.

The summe of myles is 12.

[4]

From Nurnberge unto the Schonaw in Saxony

Erlang
Bayrsdorff
Forchhaim
Bamberg
Ratoldsdorff
Koburg
Esfeld
Trettenhutten in the Schonaw.

The summe of myles 20.

From Nurnberg unto preslaw in the Schlesy

From Nurnberg unto Leyptzig as is before in the first leafe 36 meyle, then further as folowith.

The Summe of myles 75.

From Augspurge to Franckfurt

Biber
Hoegen
Zuszmerhausen
Gietwing
Burgaw
Knoringen
Guntzburg
Leyphaym
Oberfala
Underfala
Ulm
Geyslingen
Gorpingen there is the sowre well
Eszlingen
Candtstatt
Fayhingen
Pretta
Brussell in Swaben
Reynhausen, where as men passe over the River Ryne
Speyr
Oberszhaim
[5] Wormbs
Oppenhaim
Mantz
Franckfort

The summe of myles is 44.

The Citie of Mentz was of auncient tyne callid Mogountia, and lay not at the first so nigh the River of Rhein, as it now doth, as plainely appeareth by a wall & foundation of the citie, yet to be sene, which standith on the side beyond the same citie: But where the citie now standith, there was at the first a Boolwerke or hold in defence of the citie, against the Germaines. Who foundid this citie, at the first is not perfectly knowne, but doubtlesse it is a citie of great Antiquitie, and lieth very pleasantly, whereas the River of Mayn doth flow down from Franckforde. and the River Rehyn, also descending from the highe countrie, there is no citie on the Rehin, whereas more auncient Monuments are found. Claudius Drusus about the tyme of the Emperour Augustus, erectid in this citie, for an everlasting memory, a huge Rocke like unto a Towre of stone, the which there is yet to be seene, the Emperour Julianus when hee warred with the Germans, made at this citie a bridg over the Rehin, and after him the Emperour Charles the great, by great labour and cost, foundid an other bridg on the Rehin, the which was 5 hundrith paces long, for so broad the Rehin runnith in that place, but this bridg continued not long, for it was after consumed with fire, in the space of three howres, and nothing of the said bridg remayned, but the foundation being under the water. It is said about the yeare 425 that Saint Albaine, for the faith of Christ was martyred in this citie.

From the citie of Mantz unto Antwerp by land

The summe of myles 48.

From Mantz to Colen to passe on the Ryne

Winckell
Koblentz
Colen

The summe of myles 26.

The people enhabiting about the citie of Colen, before the byrth of Christ, were called the Ubi, and this was the principall and chiefe citie (although not called by this name) but after the enhabitants there about, the Romans kept themselves of auncient tyme in this citie, when as they hild continuall warres with the Germans, the Emperour Julius Caesar, in short tyme built a bridge of wood over the river of Rheyn, which runneth alongst this citie, by meanes whereof, he might alwaies geve assault on the Germans. Afterwardes in tract of tyme, when the citie was repayred with curious and costly buildings, then was the bridge made with stone, for the surer passing over, but who founded the same it is not known. And after the Bishop Bruno by commaundement of the Emperour Otto the first, brake down the saide bridge to the ground, bicause that many robberies & murthers were committed on the sayd bridge by night. The citie of Colen, after that the people called the Ubi, had the possession thereof, it was named Agrippina, of Marcus Agrippa & so it continued long after under the [7] Romans, unto the tyme of Marcomyrus king of France, who drave the Romans from thence, about the yeare of our Lord 400 and called the citie Colonia. After that, was the citie taken againe from the French kinge, by a Duke of Saxony, who was then created Emperor. In the yeare 1388 was the Universitie of Colen erected, & the privileges thereof confirmed.

From the citie of Colen by land to Antwerp

Wida
Stainstrasz
Gylch
Peckendorff
Herell
Masterichte
Bilsa
Hasell
Diest
Yetigkomb
Lier, a fair citie
Antwerp

The summe of myles 27.

An other way from Augspurge to Heydelberg and Franckford

Zuszmerhausen
Gyntzberg
Leyphaim
Albeck
Wetterstetten
Launsen
Geislingen
Goppingen
Eszlingen
Kandtstatt
Stam
Grieningen
Biettingken
Beingken
Brackena, over a hill
Stetten
Riechen
Angeloch
wiseloch
Leyman
Haydelberge

The summe of myles 32.

The citie of Heydelberg, as some affirme, taketh the [8] name of certayne berries, growing on the mountaines, nigh the same citie, which are called Heydelberies. But as some saye, the name is taken of the heathen people, which of olde tyme inhabited in the mountaines theraboutes. The citie standeth very pleasantly, for the fayre ryver Necker, runneth forth along from the high hils, so commodious for the people, that it is to be thought, both the citie & countrie thereabouts hath of auncient tyme bene replenished with inhabitants. In the yeare 1346 was the universitie of heydelberg erected, in the which hath from tyme to tyme bene trayned up, many learned men.

From Heydelberg to Frankford

Weinam
Hepsica
Beinsa
Zwingenberg
Darmstatt
All Hailgen
Springlingen
Franckford

The summe of myles 12.

From Franckford to Kynighstain

Ridelen
Schwalbach
Kinighstain

The summe of myles 2.

From Augspurge to Franckford thorow Franckenland

Westendorff
Merding
Thonawerd
Horburge
Dinckelspyhell
Berenbrunen
Kreiszhaim
Stateldorff
Walhausen
Rot, thereby runneth a small Ryver
[9] Plawfelden
Kelberbach
Herbsthausen
wachtch
Mergethaim
Kynigshofen
Distelhaim
Bischofhaim
Myltenburge
Oschenburge
Franckforde

The summe of myles 37.

From Augspurge to Wyrtzburge

Westendorff
Thonawerd
Nordlingen
Inckelspihell
Jesta
Rotenburg on the tauber
Ochsenford
Wyrtzburge

The summe of myles 23.

The citie Franckford, being of auncient tyme called Helenopolis, and lying on the River of Mayn, was after the name of one Francke the sonne of Marcomyrus, somtyme King of Fraunce, called Franckford. In this citie was ordayned, by sondry Princes, that after the departure of the Romayne Kinges, or Emperours, the princes electors of Germany should assemble together, and out of the cheife christian Princes, chuse one to possesse the place of the Emperour deceased, to defend the whole Empire, this citie in tyme obtained a great and accustomable Marte, for the repaire thether of all marchants in Europe, twise in the yeare, namely in mydlent, and in September.

From the citie of Franckford to Nurnberge

Bibert
Seligstatt
Stockstat
Oschenburg
[10] Bossenbach over the Spesser forest
Eselbach
Langenfeild am main
Kemling
Witzburge
Kitzingen
Marckt Biberach
Lamach
Langenfeld
Newstattlin
Emskirchen
Bernbach
Fyrth
Nernberge

The summe of myles 28.

From the citie of Augspurge to Newburge Eystett and Nurnberge

Bettmoss
Newburge
Eystett
Bechthall
Haydeck
Roth
Nurnberge

The summe of myles 20.

From Augspurge unto Weyssenhorne

Biber
Newherberge
Adlatfried
Lindaw
Stainikirch
Kreyt
Freyhalden
Yettengen
Wettenhousen
Ichenhausen
Autharieda
Wallenhausen
Oberhausen
Weissenhorne

The summe of myles 8. From Wessenhorne unto the citie of Ulm (whereas are made the Fustians called the Homes) is 2 myles.

From the citie of Augspurge, the poste way to Antwerp

Ambach
Scheppach
Gintzburge
Eechingen
[11] Wetterstetten
Altenstatt
Eberszbach
Teutsaw
Kandstatt
Entzwayingen
Tittelshaim
Brussell in Schwaben
Reynhausen
Mandach
Rebenmund
Haubenweiszhaim
welstain grosser mill
Eckersweiler
Lebersweiler
Lyser
Bynszfeld
Nattem
Arszfeld grosser myll
Asselbrunne
Bursiell
Flameszsoll
Leiszhier
Honginen
Embting grosser myl
Namur
Sausy
wacher
Brussell
Mechelin
Antwerp

The summe of myles 100.

The description of the usuall wayes in Austriche, Bohemya, Polonya, and in the Wilden

And first from Auspurge to Mynchen, Salrzburge, and Gratz in Seteyrncancke

Otmaringen
Bachern
Vobach
Maysach
Esting
Mentzing
Mynchen
Zorneting
Ebersberg
wasserburg
Obingen
Altenmarckt
waging
Poting
Schonrom
Schiden
Prothawsen
Tatsburge
Sant Gilgen
Strobell am See
Aulauffen
Aussee
Mytterdorff
Enszpruggen
Rottenman
Gayssern [12] In the forest or wald so called
Kalwang
Mautern
Khainer
Sant Peter
Leobin
Prouck on the Mor
Fronleyten
Gratz

The summe of myles 58.

From the citie of Gratz, to Weyn, in Austriche, where as the Emperour kepeth his court

Fronleyten
Pruck
Kynigberg
Kriegell
Merznschlag
Spittell
Schadwien
Glognitz
Newkirch
Newstatt
Baden
Wien

The summe of myles 30.

From the citie of Prage, in Bohemya, unto Wien in Austrige

The citie of Prage is the principal & chief citie in the kingedome of Bohemia, for it is devided in three partes, one part stretcheth unto the Hill where the king kepeth his court, the ther part is called ould Prage, for antiquitie thereof, and is furnished with very faire buildinges, out of this part there leadeth a bridge of stone to the other side having 24 Arches. The citie is well traded both with Marchants and Artificers.

Bohmischen Brot
Planeysz
Kolen
Zaszlaw
Habern ain ainddin
Tenischen Brot
Bolen
Kamnitze
Trobnitz
Tznam
Gunderszdorff
Holobrunn
[13] Leytterszdrof
Gellerdorfe
Kornnewburge
Wein

The summe of myles 39.

From the citie of Prage unto Danske or Dantzge

Brandisz
Weiszwasser
Nymis
Gadell
Syda
Hirschfeld
Gerlitz
Naumburge
Brutzell
wolfersdorff
Glogaw
Frawstat
Dantzge

The summe of myles 37.

The citie of Wien, is the principall citie of Austerich, of auncient tyme called Flavantium, as some say, of one Flavio, who newly reedified the same. The citie is double walled about with stronge bulworckes & towres, the Emperour keepeth his court in the same citie. It cannot be expressed, how this citie is encreasid in wealth, since the Emperours had first their abode.

From the citie of Wein, unto Preszlaw, in the countries called the Schlesia

Ulrichs Kirchen
Mystelbach
Wisterintz
Austerintz
wotsch
Olmitz
Sernberg
Over the forest
Genhausen
Braunseffen
Wildgruben
Engelberg
Hermenstat Ubers Gesenck
Zuekemmantell
Gen der Nys
Grotgen
Zu der All
[14] Preszlaw

The summe of myles 45.

Preszlaw is the chiefe citie lying in the Schlesya, this citie was first founded and so called by Vratislao, the second king of Bohemia.

From Preszlaw, unto Danske

Brausznitze
Trackenberg
Bouitze
Kitziwin
Mosch
Bosen
Mobaditzky
Guysen
Schmarmeysell
Leszla
Gnippa
Dorn
Kolmasee
Grautnitz
Naumburge
Gugell
Danske

The summe of myles, 62.

The citie Dantzig, called in latine Gedanum, a great citie of marchandise in Prussia, especially of Rosin, Pitch, Tarre, and Flax, and is under the king of Polonia.

From the citie of Danske, unto the citie of Wilde

Schenburschfer
Kementenfer
Elwing uber fin
Frawenburg
Hailigen Byhell
Brandenburge
Kyngsperge
Haydencklug
Taplag
Salaw
Teutsch Georgenburg
Tropiscgie
Rangnith
Zum Swaben
Litischen Georgenburg
Kirchmymell
Fylon
Wildenhefen
Fauen
Romossiseck
Schisma
Schultigartschen
[15] Wiewa or Kriegen
Ringant
The wilde

The summe of myles, 78.

Another waye from Preszlaw unto Dorn

Hnudts Feld
Gen der Els
Wartenberg
Kobelgrundt
Schildtberg
Olabock
Kolis
Estaffelschin
Kamyn
Rotschawa
Graby
Dorn

The summe of myles 42.

From Danske unto the citie of Stattin in Pomerland

Luneburge
Schmecha
Stolp
Schsag
Zona
Keszlin
Kerlin
Plat
Golnam
Naugart
Tham
Stettin. The summ of myles 37

Stattin is a citie situate in Pomerland, whereas the Duke of that countrie kepeth his court, and it is the principall in all that countrie.

From Stattin unto Franckford on the Auder

Griefenhagen
Kyngsperg
Berwald
Fyrstenfeld
Khuftain
Franckford on the Ader

The summe of myles 15.

[16]

From the citie of Franckford on the Auder to Leyptzig

Melross
Boschko
Trefer
Sand in windischland
Bibersdorff
Lowen
Luca
Waltersdorf
Groszmarckte
Hertzberg in meyssen
Torgen
Eylenberg
Leyptzig

The summe of myles 24d.

From preszlaw, unto Crackaw, in Polonia

Zu der All
Zum Preg
Karewitz
Oppeln
Strelitz
weschababad
Penigne
Schafgaff
Schedlitz
Crackaw

The summe of myles 36.

Crackaw is the head citie in the kingdome of Polonia, and lyeth on the River Wixell, a riche citie of great marchandise. It was founded by one Craco, the firste Duke of that province. Ther is at this Day a great Schole, or Universitie chiefely enclynde unto the studie of Astronomye.

From Crackaw unto Petigraw, by the Wildin

Kartzowitz
Setzonima
Komitzken
Stabnitzee
Petigraw

The summe of myles 25.

From Lyntz unto Wyen over the Forest

[17] Enns
Strenburg
Ips
Molck
Saint Poltin
Dulln
Maurbach in Wald
Wien

The summe of myles 23.

From Lyntz unto Salzburge

Welsis
Lambach
Volckenbruck
Camer on under See
Undra auf dem See
Mensech
Saltzburg

The summe of myles 16.

From Saltzburg, unto Inszpruck

When the citie of Saltzburge at the first was called Iunania, and was founded about the birth of Christ, or before the Emperour Julius Ceasar built in this citie, or [sic] wonderfull strange Castell.

Reichenhall
Lossa
Sant Johanns
Ellma
Kundteln
Schwartz
Hall in Inthall
Inszpruck

The summe of myles 18.

From the citie of Prage, unto the citie Preszlaw, in the Schlesya

Newest
Limberg an der Ader
Kwischuba
Kyniggratz called of the Bohemians Cralobiradetz
Nahat or Nahadopole Prauna, whereas it begineth to be Germany
Schweinitz
Schlackowitz
Preslaw [18]

The summe of myles 35.

From Prage, to Franckford

Schlen
Satz
Cada
Schlackenwald
Falckenaw
Eger
Weiszstatt
Kulmbach
Liechtenfelsz
Bamberg
Haszfurt
Derelbach
Oirtzburge
Bischofs Haim
Miltenburg
Aschenburg
Franckford

The summe of myles 68.

From Franckford unto Speyr, and to Straszburge

Mantz
Oppenhaim
Wurmbs
Ogersee
Speir

The summe of myles 17.

Then to Landaw
Wissenburg
Hagenaw
Straszburg

The summe of myles 32.

Straszburg is a citie of great antiquitie, & hath beene called of the Romans Argentoratum, the citie was firste under those of Trier, and afterward subdued by the Romans, & thirdly under the possession of the French kings. Clodoveus the first christened king of Fraunce, founded therein the great Minster of our Lady, and established there also a Bishops see, and after by meanes of the sayd Bishop, is the citie wonne again to be the habitation of the Germains. In this citie is founde such a marvelous worcke, that the like is neither found in Germany, Italie, nor yet in any country, it is a very faire and high steeple, very curiously and cunningly garnished from the foundation to the top, very strange and wonderful to the beholders. It might well be added unto the seven wonders of the world, and make up the eight.

[19]

From Straszburge unto Freyburg in Preyszgaw

Benfeld
Schletstatt
Kolmar
Preysach
Freyburg

The summe of myles 13.

From Freyburge to Constanz am Bodensee

Wolffenweyler
Newenburge
Basell
Rheinfelded
Lauffenberg
Waltzhut
Schfhausen
Zell am Undersee
Costantz

The summe of myles 20.

The citie Constance (voulgarly called Costenz) was of auncient time called Gannodurum, & sithens of Constantine, the father of Constantinus the great, hath it bene named Constancia, about the yeare 307. In this citie of Constance, was holden a great and generall counsell, in the yeare of our Lord 1414.

From Constantz to Inszpruck

Uberlingen
Machdorff
Ravenspurge
Wangen
Eyszna
Kempten
Fussen
Nasareit ober the ferrn
Inszpruck

The summe of myles 25.

From Strauszburge to Constantz

Schletstatt
Kolmar
Ennsen
Hapsen
Basell
Rheynfelden
[20] Lauffenberg
Walshut
Neinkirchen
Schafhausen
Diessenhofen
Stain
Steckborn
Costantz

The summe of myles 30.

The famous citie of Basell, stoode in the yeare 382 in the tyme of the Emperours Gratian and Valentinian, & was founded long before. The name of this citie divers say (though doubtfully) came of a Basilicus, the auncient Romans have accompted this citie for the chiefe & principall of all those other lying thereaboutes. In this citie are many Printers of Bookes, for it standith chiefely on that Art. In the yeare 1460 was there an universitie at Basell erected.

From Basell to Khur in Switzerland

Rheynfelden
Seckingen
Lauffenberg
Baden in Switz
Zurich
Rappers weill
Wallenstat
Khur. The summe of Switszers miles 20. But of Germaine myles 26.

From Augspurge to Landtshut and Regenspurg

Fredberge
Parr
Zeydelbach
Inners Dorff
Kamersberg
Krambsberg
Freysing
Mospurg
Landthut
Erbelspach
Newfarr
Schierling
Regenspurge

The summe of myles 22d.

[21]

From the citie of Nurnberge, unto the citie of Remspurge

Feicht
Virrieden
Newen Marckt
Deyningen
Hemaw
Deirting
Regenspurge

The summe of myles 13.

From Nurnberge, to Landshut

Rottenbach
Allers burg
Freystatlyn
Bergin
Berngnes
Altenstain
Newstatt
Pfesters Hausen
wecihmichell
Landts Hut

The summe of myles 18.

From Nurnberge, to Mynchen, or Municke

Kornburge
Schwandt
Stain
Dalmesing
Greding
Kieding
Ingolstat
Plaffenhofen
Pruck
Mijnchen.

The summe of Myles 24.

From Nurnberge, to Nordlingen, and Ulm

Schwabach
Wasserman
Erlbach
Guntzenhausen
Knotza
Ottingen
Norlingen
Kessingen
Dietingen
Gienga
Langenaw
Ulm

The summe of myles 18.

[22]

From Nurnberge to Braunschweyck

Weyssenaw
Bottenheim
Barreith
Sangerhausen
Gotta
Wolfenbitell a Castle
Braunschweyck. The Summe of myles 26.

The citie of Braunsckwick was founded in the yeare 878 and toke the name of a prince called Bruno, and at the first was but a small village, but at this present is a great citie multiplyed with people, and adourned with very faire buildinges.

From Braunschwick, to Schwerein

Halberstatt
Maydenburg
Stendell
Werba
Sanaw
Hagelburge
Blawen
Mayenen
Zu Roten Mor, a Castell
Schwerein

The summe of myles 34.

From Nornberge, to Dillenberge, at Westwald

Firth
Langen Zcen
Marckt Derlabach
Wimpffen, under those of Nurnberge
Ergersen
Sonderszhoen
Ab
Wittich hausen
Grienszfeld under the subjection of the Earles of Leychtenberg
Bischofs ham
Kilsen
Miltenburg
Oschenbirg under the Bishope of Mantz
[23] Hana under their owne Earle
Fridberg a rich stat
Watzler
Dillenberg

The summe of miles 34.

from Augspurge to Kopffstain

Bruck
Mynchen
Peysz
Feldkerch
Aybling
Rosenhaim
Vischbach
Kopffstain

The summe of miles 20.

The citie of Regenspurge, was long called Ratispona, the which name it yet retaineth in the Latine. It is found to be either built or newly reedified by Tiberius the Emperour, and at that tyme called Tiberina. In the yeare 1114 was built the stone bridge having 24 arches over the river Thonaw or Danubie, which passeth alongst the citie. The learned and famous Philosopher Albertus Magnus, was Bishop of this citie in Anno 1262, but afterward for his great desire of natural Science, he gave over the Bishopricke and departed to Colen, whereas he studied many yeares, dyed and was there buried.

From Regenspurge, by water unto Wyen

Stauff
Schrenckhofen
Zum Gfatter
Straubing
Bunga
Deckendorff
Nydern Alta
Taufkirchen
Filtzhofen
Sambach
Passaw
Hafverzell
Engerzell
Rana
Schlegellen then a great hye hil & a Forest
Ascha
Freyenstain
[24] Ottensauim
Lyntz
Spylawerk a Castell
Mathausen
Undern woltza
Zum Gtrudell
Serwingstain beim Strudell
Ips
Bechling
Melck, a citie and Kloister
Schonbihell a Castel
Ackstain a Castell
Spitz
weissen Kirchen
Dietenstain
Stain
Krembs
Ketwin over Against it
Mautern
Holenberg
Saint Johnnes in der Aw
Dullen
Offlein
Kloister Newberge
Nuntzers Drof
Wien

The Summe of myles 60.

From Wien, to Augsburge, by land

Kar Nuwburg
Stockeraw
Hauszleyten
Absdorf
Gravenwerd
Krembs
Stain
Durnfrayn
weissen Kirchen
Spitz having a grene Church Steple
Agspach
Emersdorf
Marbach
Bossenburg
Greyn
Here men pas over the wood caled Sperea
Berg
Mathausen
Lynts
Alckhosen
Deferdingen
Wald Kirchin
Beyrbach
Saint wilboldt
Sigartingen
Tanfkirchin
Scharding
Rothof
karch heim
Biren bach
Pfarkirchen
[25] Eckenfeld
Gangkhofen
Vilszbiburg
Geiselhausen
Landtshut
Morzburg
Freysing
Crantsperg
Camerberg
Innersdorf
Zeydelbach
Heritzhausen
Parr
Fridberg
Augsburg

From Inspruck to wien by water

Hall in Inthall
Schwatz
Rottenburg
Kopffstam
Rossenhaim
Wasserburg
Braunaw
Obernberg
Scharding
Freistetten
Passaw
Hafnerzell
Mathausen
Bossenburg a Castell
Marggrein
Kirchdorf
Emerszdorf
Spits
Krembs
Gravenwerd
Stockeraw
Entzers Dorf
Wien

The summe of myles 73

From the citie of Wien to Inspruck by Lande

Kalenberg
Klosternewberg
Traszmaurn
Hertzoburg
Saint Bolcin
Linden Marckt
Strenberg
Lendin an der enns
Obern berg
Walts
Lambach
Schwantsz
Francken Marckt
Strauszwalch
Vogelbruck
Newenmarckt
Saltzburg
Reichenhall
[26] Loffers thall
werglen
Schwatz
Hall in Inthall
Inszpruck

The summe of myles 53.

From Wien unto the citie of Ofen in Hungaria

Schirechits
Vischermintz
Holbrunnen
Simerein
Gomorra
Todes
Gran
Blindenburg
Kaltbach
Alt Ofen
Ofen

The summe of Hungarishe miles 36. Germain miles 54.

From the citie of Wien, to the citie of Hermenstat in Sibengurgen

Bruck on the Leiben
Preszburg
Scheytta
Bosing
Gutmarckt
Gret hongrish marckt
Schwarts wasser
Erla
Leberits ander theusa
Turkish dorf
Faul wasser
Verbrunnen dorf
Thoberissen
Ungerish burg
Eger
Masz
Klausenburg
Thormburg
Bewdorf
Mer,sztoch
Engiten
Stultzenburg
Hermenstatt

The summe of Hungarish myles, 103. of Germain myles 154.

From the citie of Botzen, to Bootta in the Sterimarckt

[27] Kolman
Klausen
Brixen
Mulbach
Braunecken
Thoblach
Inchingen
Lientz
Stainfelden
Sachsenburg
Spithal
Villach
Klagenfurd
Fleckenmartckt [sic]
Mernberg
Botta

The summe of myles 51.

From Villach to Laubach

The summe of myles 12.

From Augspurg to Regenspurg, and so to Prage, in Bohemya

Fridberg
Desing
Aycha
Schrobeuhausen
Byrenbach
Geysenfeld
Schwayg
Newstatlin
Abensperg
Regenspurg
Nyttenaw
Bruck
Newkirchen
Rotz
Wald Mynchen on the Forest
Deyntz
Pilsen
Rockenzaw
Zerwitz
Scheberach
weron
Prage

The summe of myles 45d.

From Nurnberge to Prage

Lauff
Herspruck
Saltsbach
Hirshaw
[28] Weythausen
Frawenberg
Pilsen
Scheberach
weron
Prag

Myles 32.

From Prage to Leiptzig

Schlen
Lanua
Comettaw
Mariaberg
Khemnitz
Benick
Froburg
Born
Hemrichen
Leyptzig

The summe of myles 26.

From Franckford to Leiptzig

Hana
Gelhausen
Salmynster
Staynach an der Strasz
Schlichters
Voll
Kobell
Fach
Schonsee
Eysenach
Gotta
Erdfurt
Bittelstatt
Neckersberg
Naumburg
Weyszcafellz
Lytzen
Leyptzig

The summe of myles 39.

The cittie of Leiptzig, is the chefe of all the cities in the countries of Meiszen in the yeare 1408 was a universitie erected in this citie. Ther is also great trafique of marchandise dayly used.

From Leiptzig to Regenspurge

Altenburg
Zwickau
Aurbach
Neynkirchin
[29] Eger
Waldsachsen
Tirschenryt
Newstatlin
Weyda
Schnithitten therby lieth a Castle called wernberg
Pfraimbdt
Naburg
Schwartzenfeld
Schwandorf
Deybitz
Regenspurg

The summe of myles 40.

From Leypzing to Stolburg

Morschenburg
Schafitatt
Altstatt
Stolburg

The summe of myles 12.

From Kinigstayn to Stolburg

Butschbach
Giessen
Zigenhan
Dresen
Hamburg
Farr
Eschpa
Milhausen
Northausen
Heringen
Stolburg

The summe of myles 32.

From Nurnberg to Castle

Buch
Thenneloe
Erlang
Bayrsdorf
Forchaym
Bamberg
Bannach
Eberach
Drobstall
Rumolt
Mayningen
wassen
Herren Braytingen
Maresuoll
Berckha
Setze
Retenburg
Melsingen
Castle

The summe of myles 34.

[30]

From Nurnberg to the cittie of Dresen

Heroldtsberg
Gschenaw
Gravenwerd
Bernfelsz
Boenstayn
Barreyt
Bereneck
Minchberg
Hof in voyt lande
Plawen
Zwickau
Khemnitz
Freyburg
Dresen

The summe of myles 36.

From Nurnberg to Magdenberg

Forchhaim
Bamberg
Koburg
Limenaw
Arnstatt
Erdfurtt
Grosz Symern
Sangerhausen
Manszfeld
Stoszturt
Magdenburg

The summe of myles 40.

Madenburg is a citie of great antiquitie and toke the name of the Image of a mayden Godesse, which the Citizens were wont to worship, before they were converted to the faith of Christ, this citie liethe on the River Elb.

From Magdenburg unto Sant Anna berg

Wittenberg
Thorgaw
Rochlitz
Leyptzig
Kohemnitz
Anna berg

The summe of myles 36.

From Anna berg to Mynchen in Bavarya

[31] Joachims Thal
Schlackenwald
Eger
Wald Sachsen
Weyden
Newstatlin
Pfraimbdt
Hemaw
Newstatlin on the River Danube
Gissenfeld
Pfaffenhofen
Mynchen

The summe of myles 35.

From Nurnberg to Worms, and so to Speyr

Fyrth
Varnbach
Langeren
Marckt Erlbach
windtshaim
waldmerspach
Aurnhofen
Bibera
Schefftersin
Mergethaim
Schwaygern
Berlen
Rosenburg
Allaza
Scheflentz
Moszbach
Eckermund
Haydelberg
Wormbs

The summe of myles 28.

From Nurnberg to Straszburg

Schwabach
Eschabach
Dinckelspyhell
Elwang
Gmind
Shorndorf
Kandtstat
Ditzingen
Weyssach
Wormberg
Tieffenbrun a flight shot to Pfortza
Langen staynbach
Ettlingen
Malch
Rastat
Higelsa
Stolhofen
Liechtenaw
Bischingen zum hohen Steg
Straszburg [32]

The summe of myles 35.

From Augspurg to Strasburg

Biber
Horgen
Zuszmerhausen
Gietwang
Burgaw
Knoringen
Gintzburg
Leyphaim
Langenaw
Weydenstetten
Geyslingen
Siessa
Goppingen
Ebers bach
Blochingen
Eszlingen
Kandstat
Ditzingen
Weyssach
Wormberg
Tieffenbrun a shot unto Pfortza
Langen Stainbach
Ettlingen
Malsch
Rastatt
Higelsa
Stolhofen
Liechtenaw
Bischingen zum hohen Stege
Straszburg

The summe of myles 31.

An other way from Augspurge to Straszburge which is nerer

Juszmerhausen
Gintzburg
Ulm
Blawbeiren
Jhenenbeuren
Minsingen
Gechingen
Reitlingen
Derdingen
Rottenburg am Necker
Horb
Dornstetten
Knyebisz
Noppenaw
Oberkirch
Bischingen zum hohen Stege
Strasburg

The summe of myles 30.

[33]

From Prage to Wittenberg and Hall in Saxony

Welberg
Wudin _ Leitmeritz
Aussig
Gotleben
Dresen
Meyschen
Stral
Thorga
Wittenberg & Hall

The summe of myles 32.

From Augspurg to Haylbrun

Aichstetten
Arleszried
Reittern
Newherberg
Altminster
Soltenbach
Holtza
Laugyngen
Stauffen
Gienga
Haidenhaim
Stanaich
Saint Bertleme
Borge
Gmind
Schorndorf
Wynnata
Boimar
Hailbrun

The summe of myles 21.

Here foloweth the wayes orderly lying betwene each notable citie, save onely the myles are not set in the margent, yet at the end of each, is the whole summe of myles set downe.

The citie of Antwerp was at the first but a castell, which as some say, was kept of a Giant enhabiting therin, it toke the name by a hande, which smitten of, was cast into the river Schelt. The place or countries thereaboutes being very well situate, began to be enlarged from tyme to tyme with faire buildinges, but of late within this 60 yeare, it hath so florished in all aboundaunce of [34] wealth by meanes of their great merchandize with all nations, & also was so sumpteously adorned with gorgeous buildings, that it passed in that respect, eache citie in Europe.

From Antwerp to Osenbruck

Lychten
Hochstratten
Dilburg
Herzogbusch
Dester on the Bridge
Genff a ferry place
Gach
Stanten
The ferry over the Rheyn
Wisel
Dilman
Munster
Lengering
Osenbruck

The summe of miles 40.

From Osenbruck to Colen

Lengering
Munster
Duckenwitz
Drotman
Warmszkirchen
Lempe
Gibelsberg a Castle
To the cold Herborowe
To the fatt Henn for fetten Hennen
Colen

The summe of myles 45.

From Osenbruck to Lubeck

Zur forden
Zur forcht
wilde hausen Lager
Bremen
Zur Mylen
Premerfurt
Staden
The ferry over the Elb
Hamborow
Oldeszla
Lubek

The summe of myles 37.

From Osenburg to Frankford

[35] Munster
Packhaim
Anright
Rynn _ In Grund Zum Taschen hausen
wayterberg
Halmsberg
wetter
Marburg
Zum Gissen
Butzbach
Fridtsperg
Franckford. Myles.

From Augspurg to Erdfurd, Brounswick & Lubicke

Thoawerd
Monhaim
Weyssenburg
Roth
Nurnberg
Buch
Erlang
Bayrsdorf
Furch haim
Hirsch haid
Bamberg
Ratolsdorf
Koburg
Eyszfeld
Engenstayn
Zur Frawen
Illmenaw
Arnstatt
Erdfurd

The summe of miles 44.

The citie Erdfurd, was firste founded by a kinge of Franckenland in Germany called Clodouco, about the tyme of the Emperour Theodosius, the citie then began to florish, till about the yeare of our Lord 1472 there was a great fire in the citie, which consumed the third part thereof, this was done by a trayterous conspiracie, but the doers were taken and executed, in the yeare 1392 was the great Schole founded in this citie.

From Erdfurd to Brownswick

[36] Weisensee
Kindelbruck
Saxenburg
Sangerhausen
Manszfeld
Ermeszleben
Halberstatt
Hessen
Brownswick

The summe of myles 23.

From Brounswicke to Lubicke

Genfhorn
Zall
Reberlaw
Lynenburg
The ferry over the Elb and Metz
Zur Mulen
Lubicke

The smme of Myles. 22.

The citie of Lubick is of great trafique, & many artificers are therein. It was first founded by an Earle of Holsatz, in Anno 1140 it hath bene under the kinge of Denmarck heretofore in subjection.

From Lubick to Franckford

Oldszla
Hamburg
Zuwell over the Elb
Staden
Premer furt
Mollen
Bruck
Bremen
Dilmenharst
wildhausen
Focht
Drechsforden
Osenburg
Lengering
Mynster
Beckham
Auricht
Rynn
Wintersperg
Halmsperg
Wetter
Marpurg
Zu Giessen
Butzbach
Fridberg
Franckford

Myles.

[37]

From Leyptzig to Lubick

Morsperg
Hal in Saxen
Alszleb uber die Sal [sp?]
Aschkerszliebe
Halberstat
Hessan
Braunsweick
Hildeszhaim
Kalenberg
Springen
Statthagen
Ubirkirchen
Minden
Paum
Osenbruck
Lengering
Mynster
warndorf
yburg
Hundtsburg
Lembruch
Dieffeld
Bremen
Zurburg
Mylen
Zum Forden
Staden
Ferry over the Elb
Hamburg
Oldeszla
Lubeck

The summe of myles 93.

From Lubick to Dantzig the regions lying toward the sea

Zur Hell
Roszhaupten
Reverkall
Bernhall
Haissen See
Dasserorth
Rossstat [sic]
Wiszmar
Dantzig

The summe of myles 80.

Here followeth the wayes and passages in Italie Fraunce England and Spaine

The way from Augspurg in Germany unto Genua in Italie

[38] Menchingen
Myndelhaim
Memmingen
Lewkirchen
Wangen
Lindaw
Zum Baurn
Feld Kirch
Mayenfeld
Khur
Lentz
Zu der Myll
Kascha
Klauen
Gera am See
Come

The summe of Germaine myles 50.

Barlasima
Milano
Pavia
Vighera
Tortona
Saravale
Arquata
Butzala
Genua

Italian miles 123.

The Emperour Charles the great, gave this citie Ulm, contributorie unto a Kloyster of Friers, but the citizens afterward by a great symme redemed themselves. In the yeare 1377 the faire Minster in the citie Ulm, was begonne to be builded, and with the Steple was fully finished, in Anno 1488 this building cost from the beginning to the ful ending therof 900000 guildines. In this citie are very great store of Fustians made, which are conveyed over the Sea into Turkey, and divers other kingedomes.

from ulm to Mayland, upon Triend

Memmingen
Kempten
Nesselwang
Reitte
Echenberger Claus
Ayterwang
Nasareit over the Fern
Imbst
Landeck ain Schlosz
Pfundtz
[39] Nauders
Mals
Tetsch
Meron
Terla
Epan
Traminn
Salurn
Saint Michel
Trient
Rufereit
Turbetto
Over the Garlsee to Salaw
Tyserzan
Bresso
Pentoia
Martienga
Cassan
Mayland

The summe of Germain miles 75.

Genua or Janua hath of auncient tyme bene a citie of great power, under whome hath bene subject both countries and people, with the Iles lying neere Grecia, the auncient citie Peragegen, was at the first subject to this citie, with the Ile Chius, & other cities with Famagosta, cheife citie in the Ile of Ciprus & the Ile of Metilene: but of late yeares hath the citie lost all the power by the Sea. The cities of Genua hath suctayned many broyles and sharp warres both of Sarrazens and other enemies.

From the citie of Genua, in Italy unto Luca

Bogliasco
Rapallo
Chiavari
Sestrie di Levate
All Bracco
Mattarana
All Borgherti
Saint Remedio
Sarzana
Alla Frigida
Petro Santa
Masta Rossa
Luca

The summe of Italian myles 97. Contayning of Germayn myles 19.

The citie Luca is replenished with much people which for the most parte use the trade of marchandize, chiefely with silkes, the citie is beautified with goodly houses & gorgeous buildinges. [40]

From Luca to Roome

Verseggi
Alla Scala
Castell Florentyno
Pogi Ponsy
Siena
Bonconvetio
Joll vero
Sant Chirigo
Secorso
La Paglia
Pan Santino
Saint Lorentzo
Monte Fiescon
Vitterby
Rosigliono
Baccana
La Strotta
Roma

The summe of Italian myles 158.

The auncient citie of Rome after the opinion of divers aucthors taketh hir name of Romulus, who first erected the walles thereof, and after from tyme to tyme was so augmented, that within the walles of the citie were fully contayned 64 Towers and Steples, and 37 Gates, the circuit or compasse of the citie was 20 thousand paces, but of late by occasion of great battries & spoile of the citie which heretofore have happened, the buildinges were so broken and consumed, that there is no more but 365 towers to be seene, and 20 gates. In the citie of Rome at the beginning was a Temple built to the Goddesse Vesta, wherein was kept a continuall fire, with other ceremonies used of the olde Romaines. The works of many learned aucthors doe largely shew the state of this citie, how in tract of tyme it hath beene altered and changed.

From Roome to Laquila

Mantana
Nerla
Cantalicie
Civita ducata
Alla Rocca di Corno
[41] Laquila or Eagle

The summe of Italian miles 64. of Germaine miles 13.

From Laquila to Neapolis

Civita Relenga
Popolay
Salmona
Rocca di valde Scuro
Castell di sango
All Fornello
All Sesto
Caluy
Cappoa
Verza
Neapolis

The summe of Italian miles 120. of Germaine miles 24.

The cittie Neapolis is of great antiquitie and was called of olde tyme, Parthenope, as Titus Livius saith, the whole kingdome, taketh the name of the cittie Neapolis.

From Neapolis to Rome

Alla Rocca
Molla
Funny
Maruty
Salmonety
Bollutrie
Rome

The summe of Italian miles 129. of Germain miles 26.

From Rome to Genua

Alla Isola
Bachan
Monte roch
Ronsiglion
Vitterbo
Monte Fiastan
Bulstena
Sant Lorentz
Pome cenym
Impaia
[42] Secorso
Alla Scala
Thormir
Lusignan
Senis
Saggia
Pogi Pontz
Castell Fiorintin
Ponto seco Mulinaso
Galeno
Luca
Pietra Santa
Mossa
Sarsana
All Porgadro
Mattarana
All Boacha
Saint Estri
Chianey
Ropola
Retho
Genua

Italian miles 257. Germain miles 53d. [53.5]

From Rome to Genua, by Millan

Baccano
Montorosso
Ronsigliono
Vitterby
Saint Lawrentzo
Alla Paglia
Jholivero
Siena
All Tavernello
Fiorentza
Scarparia
Fiorentzola
Discaregalaze
Bollogna
A Modena
Rotz
Borgo de s. Anthony
Piasentza
Castel Postelengo
Lodena
Mariano
Millano
Pavia
Voghera
Tortona
Arquata
Butzala
Genua

Italian myles 392. Germaine myles 78d.

From Aquila to Ancona

All Borgeto
Civita ducata
[43] Darony
Spoletti
Verzina
Saravell
Polverina
Dorentina
Passa de Mazarata
Recanata
Loretta
Ancona

Italian myles 123. Germaine myles 24d.

The citie Anchona lieth on the sea Adriatum having a famous haven for shippes, such as the like is not in all Italie, there is great trafique of Marchandize and plentie of Wine and corne with other necessaries.

From Ancona to Venice

Sinagaglia
Fang
Pessera
La Catholica
Rymina
Cesznadiga
All Saffio
Raveno
Premar
Mangiavaca
Bolloni
Gora
Fornazi
Chioca
Venice

Italian miles 225. Germain miles 45.

From Augsprug to Inspruck Triend and Venice

Zum Stadell ain Ainodin
Landtsperg
Romenkessell [Komenkessell?]
Soya
Schongaw
Rottenbuch
Amberg
Ethall
Partakirch
Mittewald
Seefeld ain weyler
Zierell
Inspruck
Matrach
Staynach
[44] Lyg ain Klausen
Over the Prenner forrest to Gossensasz
Stertzing
Beysser ain aidodin
Brixen
Klausen
Colman
Blumaw
Botzen
Newmarckt
Sant Michell
Neuis
Triend

The summe of myles 49.

From the citie Triend to Venice

Persen
Leve
wurgen
Grin
Felters
Vener ain ainodin
Carnudo
Treviso or Dersis
Maiesters
Venice

The summe of Italian miles 95. of Germain myles 19. So that the whole summe is from the citie of Augspurg in Germany unto the citie of Venice in Italie is 68 Germayn miles.

From Beissern to Venice through the Busterdale and through the Caluber is somewhat nearer

Mulbach
Braunecken
Niderdorff
Gasthausz
Hayden. The summe of Germain myles qq. Monat
Saint Martin
Baravell
Spithalie
Lungeron
Plaszburg
Teutschen Eck
Speroval
Kyniglon
Lobotina
Dersis
[45] Maiesters
Venice

The summe of Italian myles 94. of Germayne myles 18.

The citie of Venice is a rich citie of great power both by lande and by water, the citie is alwaies governed by the Duke thereof, & hath in subjection divers provinces. The Italian proverbe speaking of Venice and other cities, agreeth thereunto, which is, Venice the richest, Milane the greatest, Genua the proudest, Florents the fynest, Bononia the fruitfullist, Ravenna the oldest, Neapolis the nobilist, and Rome the head of cristendome.

From venice to Rome

Padua
Rovigo
Ferrara
Saint Piero Castle
Saint Gortzo
Bolognia
Pionora
Coian
Saint Cargolasino
Predo Mala
Fiorenzola
All Joff
Saint Carparin
Voglia
Fiorenza
Saint Cassan
Thavernelo
Pogi pontz
Stagia
Senis
Lusignan
Thormere
Alla Scala
Rerasco
Impaia
Pome Cenim
Sant Lawrentzo
Bulsiena
Montofiascon
Ronziglione
Monto Roscho
Bachan
Isola
Rome

The summe of Italian myles 265. of Germain myles 53.

From Augspurg to Ferraria

[46] The way from Augspurg to Inspruck and Triend is already before prescribed. Then further from Triend to Ferraria.

Stekho
Allwurget
Allzerin
Ursulango
Isolla de la gschalla
Ostia Soll
Ferraria

myles.

Ferraria a very auncient citie, lyeth very faire and pleasauntly on the water Pado, garnished with sumpteous pallases, having very broade and wyde streetes, the trafique of marchandise there is great.

From Ferraria to Augspurg throuh Schweytzerland

Figeroll
Ostia
Isola de la gschala
Schona Compena
Pisgiera
Limado
Pressa
Isra Schullago
Loffer
Abro
Edell
Inn Abrigo di Zappo
Zu Adiram over the hill a post gschiaffo
Schull monte Perlina
All ponto Rosina
La Alba
Burgunde
Lenntz
Khur

The summe of Italian myles 51.

From the citie Khur to Lindaw

Zittsers
Mayenfeld
On the staig
Baltzers
Trysen
Schon
Feldtkirch
Klauzen
[47] Zum Baurm
Fussen am See
Lindaw

myles 9.

From Lindaw to Augspurg

Wangen
Lewkirchen
Meamgen
Mindelhayn
Menchingen
Augspurge

myles 18.

From Lions in Fraunce to Millayn

Volpilera
Jorna
Ponto Pionesin
Khiambri
Momeliana
Gabella
Saint Michell
Occesa
Linneberg
Nova lesa Pasar la monte
Susa
Vigliana
Jueino. The summe of French myles 46. Zeen
Verzell
Novara
Biffalora
Mayland

The summe of Italian miles 67. The whole accoumpt from Lions to Millain is 28 Germain miles.

From Venice to Mayland

Padua
Vizenza
Alla torre de Confini
Verona
Peschara
Disenzano
Pressa
[48] Pontoia
Martinenga
Cassan
Mayland

The summe of Italian myles 165. Germain myles 33.

From Neapolis to Cossenza

Portici
Tore dell Greco
Tore dell Nuciata
Scaffada
Nocera de Pagy
Cana
Selerno
Anquillara
Saint Leonard
Taverna Pinta
Gienolle
Alla Scaffa
A Duchessa
Scorsso
A Saynt Martino de Cessignano
A Goletto
A Intagliado
A Pollo
A Tavera Ateonia
A Sala
A Alto Monsso
A Cassalnove
A Laco Nigro
A La oria
A Castell dechio
A Rottando
A Val San Vito
A Marano
A Castrovilero
A De Sare
A Cavicell
A Tavera nova
A Tava de Regina
A Tava de Castigo
A Cossenza

Italian myles 168. Germain myles 33d.

From Cossenza to Messina

Alla Donice
A Astiglia
A Martarano
A Saint Blasio
A Aqua della sica
A Scala de Pizo
A Monte Leone
A Sant Pietro
A Rosarin
A Drossy
A Rysicans
A Seminara
[49] A Passi Solani
Ala Ostaria di Saint Gregorio
A Fiumara de mure
A Carima
A Messina per Mare

The summe of Italian miles 111. Containing of Germaine miles 22.

From Franckford to Millayn

Mantz
Oppenheim
Wurmbs
Obershaim
Speyr
Graben
Rastat
Leichtenaw
Straszburg
Benfeld
Scheltstatt
Kolmar
Otmarshausen
Hapsa
Basell
Liechstatt
Zoungen
Saursee
Lucern
Flele uber den See
Ursuram
Fryg over den hill

The summe of Germain myles 66.

Pellisono
Lugano
Como
Mayland

The summe of Italian myles 90.

The great citie of Milane, lyeth in Lumbardie, and is the principall citie in that country, a citie very rich, replenished with artificers and all kinde of wares and marchandise.

From Millain to Aquila, otherwise called in the Almaine tongue the Adler

Lody
Pitzigiton
[50] Cremona
Casel Maior
Barsell
Retzo
Modona
Bologna
Castell de Saynt Piero
Imola
Castle Bolognese
Faventz
Forly
Cessana
Rymina
Curcana
Montefior
La foglia
Orbin
Aquila Secha
Caviciana
Sigil
Gualda
Vozera
All ponte Santo Desino
Santo Achazio
Proto
Zioletti
All Stettura
Civita ducata
Aquila or the Adler

Italian myles 338. The summer of Germain myles 67d.

From Millayn to Thurin

Biffelora
Novars
Verzell
Saint Jam
Hebraya
wolbion
Thurin

Italian myles 80. Germain miles 16.

From the citie Wien in Austrige through the Steyrmarckt to Venice

Stratzkirchen
Newstatt
Newkirchen
Glognitz
Schadwien
Merzuschlag over the hil Semering wher as the Sterymarck beginneth
Bruck on the Mur
[51] Lony
Mychael
Ruckelfeld
Judenburg
Hundtzmarckt
Sayfling
Newmarckt
Friesach
Sant Veyt
Feldkirchen
Villach

The summe of Germain myles 50.

Klain Thernis
Pantovia
Venzan
Saint Danyell
Porta a Cronata
Venice

The summe of Italian myles 33.

From the citie of Antwerp in Brabant to the citie of London in England

Brug or Briges
Newport
Dunkirck
Calis

Braband miles 32.

To Dovar over the Sea in England.
Canterbury
Gravesend
London

The summe of English myles from London to Calis 86.

The auncient & famous citie of London, was founded by Brute, who with his men, arived in Englande about the age of the world 2855 and the yeare before Christes nativitie 1108. He named this citie Troynovant, in memory of the great citie Troy in Asia, from whence all his lineage was discended. About the year before the birth of Christ 400 was the Tower of London built by king Belius, which some say Julius Caesar afterwardes built (or rather reedified) the citie new Troy [52] was after in the yeare before the birth of Christ 69 by king Lud repaired and called by him Ludstone, and in proces of tyme by corruption of speche called London. On the river Thames runninge alongest the citie was a bridge of tymber built in the yeare of our Lord 1154 the which bridge begunne to be built of stone, in the tyme of kinge John, about the yeare 1200. This citie of London beinge the head and principall citie in England, began from tyme to tyme to florish, beinge governed with great civilitie the fame therof is dispersed over the whole world. The citie is replenished with people, many artificers and great trades of marchandize therin used. There be in the citie of London and the liberties thereof 108 parish churches, and in the suburbs 11 beside the Cathedral church of Sainct Paule. In the yeare of our Lord 1566 the sumpteous monument in the citie of London called the Royall exchange, was begun and afterwardes fully finished at the costes & charges of the rightworshipfull Sir Thomas Greasham knight, to his everlasting fame & commendation. The description of this citie of London and the state thereof, in continuance from time to tyme is more at large to be seene in the Cronicle of England, diligently collected by the travaile and labour of John Stowe.

Certaine used wayes and passages in England

From the cittie of London to Dover

The summe of myles 56.

From London to Rie

[53]

The summe of myles 48.

In the yeare of our Lorde 872 the first colledge in the citie of Oxford, was founded by Alvrid king of the English Saxons, the other colledges were after edified by meanes wherof the great gaine of learning hath remained in England, whereas there are two notable Universities, the one at Oxford and the other at Cambridge.

From the citie of Oxford to London

Whetly Bridge
Tecleworth
Stoken church
wickam
Baconfield
Uxbridge
London

The somme of myles 47.

Bristow being a citie of great trafique & marchandise from divers countries is of great antiquitie, and standith very commodious and pleasantly. In the yeare of our Lord 1110 was the castell of Bristow builded by one Robert, Earle of Glocester, and bastard sonne to kinge Henry the first, he also founded the Priorie of S. James in the same citie, wheras afterward his body was buried.

From Bristowe to London

Maxfield
Chipnam
Marleborough
Hongerford
Newbery
Reading
Maydenhead
Colbrocke
London

The summe of myles 85.

[54] The auncient citie Eborake, now called Yorcke, was first founded by Ebrancke the sonne of Mempricus king of Britaine, about the yere before Christes nativitie 930 the said king builded in this citie a Temple to Diana, & was there buried. In the yeare of our Lord 1085 kinge William Conquerour builded at this citie two castelles (besides divers other he founded in England.)

From the citie of Yorcke to the citie of London

Tadcaster
wentbridge
Doncaster
Tuxford
Newmarke
Grantham
Staunford
Stilton
Huntington
Royston
Ware
Waltham
London

The summe of myles 130.

The citie of Barwicke lying on the other side of the river Twede or Tweda, which devideth (in that place) England and Scotland, was of auncient tyme called Ordolucarum, and is now in possession of the Englishmen and is very strongly walled and kept with Garrisons of Souldiers, as a stronge towne of warre.

From Berwicke to yorcke

Belford
Anwike
Morpit
Newcastle
Durham
Darington
Northalerton
Topclif
yorcke. The summe of myles 107.

[55] The citie of Sainct Davids in Wales, being a Bishops See, and of great antiquitie, was of auncient tyme called Meneve of Meneva, this citie is situated in the sea coast, and boundeth Westward toward Ireland.

From Saint Davids in Wales to London

Axford
Carmaden
Newton
Lanbury
Breakurcke
Hay
Harford
Roso
Glocester
Cicester
Farington
Abington
Dorchester
Henly
Maydenhead
Colbrooke
Hounslowe
London

The summe of myles 197.

Paris is the head citie in the Realme of Fraunce, in which citie of olde tyme was ordeyned alwaies the Parliament should be kept, whereunto all men were assembled to ordaine and skan uppon all causes, the Emperor Charles the great, founded the universitie of Paris, at the instant motion of foure learned men, namely, Claudius, Aluinus, Johannes and Rabanus, who before that tyme had bene skollers to the learned Bede, & came out of Skotland into Fraunce.

Certaine used wayes and passages in Fraunce

From Paris to Franckford over the main

Pres Controbart
Nangen
Proveytzen
Nagan
Iroen
Arliezliers
[56] Sant Sirs
Sortzen. The summe French myles 64. Jull
Nantzen
Sant Nicola
Longa villa
Rouan
Schirmeck
Moltzhaim
Straszburg
Hagenaw
Weysenburg
Gerszham
Spiesz
Haydelberg
Darmstatt
Franckford

The summe of Germaine miles 53 so that the whole summe of Germaine miles from Paris to Franckford is 74.

From Lions in Fraunce to Antwerp

Alla Prelaga
Alla Capella
Roanna
Paccutera
Palissa
Tarenes
Molin
Sant Piero Malir
Nivers
Cerite
Coma
Priara
Noiana
Pontogason
Maturin
Magli
Isona
Paris
Lovers
Seglilius
Carvoy
Roy
Perona
Chiambri
Apre
Valensiana
Monns
Preve
Brussell
Machlyna
Antwerp

The summe of Frenche miles 158. Germaine miles 52d.

[57]

From Lions in Fraunce to Paris upon Orlians

Alla prella

Capella
Roanna
Pacutera
Pallisa
Varenes
Molin
Colobry
Don de roy
Burges
Neuy
Sant Pierovit
Menestrien
Orliens
Jurni
Jampes
Cartres
Paris

The summe of French myles 106. Germayn myles 35.

From Nurnberg to Lions

Schwabach

Gunzen hausen
Ottingen
Nordlingen
Gienga
Ulm
Bibrach
Waldsee
Ravenspurg
Buchorn
Morspurg over the ferry
The Bodensee to Constantz
Steckborne
Stayn
Diessenhofen
Schafhausen
Kayserstull
Baden in Switz
Mellingen
Lentzburg
Araw
Arburg
Burtoiff
Bern
Freyburg in Yechland

The summe of Switzers myles 50d.

Here you leave the Germaine Pale and passe into Fraunce. [58]

Remonte
Losanna
Roll
Morsee
Genevra
Coloncha
Sangerman
Nantoa
Charton
Saint Moris
Molue
Lions

The summe of French miles 36. The whole summe of Germaine miles from Nurnberg to Lions as is aforesaid contayneth 87.

From Straszburg to Lions

Matzenen
Schletstatt
Kolmar
Bartenaw
Basel
Liechstatt
Bastall
Salothurn
Arberg a Castell
Morta
Peterlingen
Wilden

The summe of myles 38.

Here ye passe into Fraunce out of Germany.

Losanna
Roll
Morsee
Genevra
Colonca
Sangerman
Mantua
Charton
Saint Morris
Molue
Lyon.

The summe of French myles 32. of germain myles 10d. So that the whole summe of Germain myles, From Straszburg to Lyons, containeth 41 myles.

The way from auspurg in Germany to Lions in Fraunce, and from lions to Maydred in Spayn, whereas [59] the King of Spain kepeth his court.

Bobingen
Simnach
Angelberg
Mindelhaim
Memmingen
Murtzen
Ravenspurg
Buchhorn
Morspurg over the ferry
To Costants
Stayn
Schafhausen
Baden in schweytz
Accon
Morgenthall
Reitweyl
Bern
Mortta
Peterlingen
To wilden in French called Nodan
Losanna on genffer see
Roll
Genff
Colognia
German
Nantua
Scharden
Samaris over the Kosten Forest
Molue
Lyon

The summe of myles 76d.

From Lyon to Madrid in Spaine

Lauseron
Saint Garmier
Saint Buenetto
Saint Badel
Alla Motta
Saint Flor
Condon
Entres Eiges
Samament
Lachabella
Cormolier
Armurat
Lerin
Altbos
Nilanaw de genes
Gruan [sp?]
Libon
Sainct Justene _ Muude Martzan
Darda
Adas
Sainct Vicentz

The summe of French myles 102.

Here ye passe the French borders and enter into Spayne

Balona
Saint John de lux
Hirum
Armania
Alegria
Segura
Galaretha
Erigano
Victoria
Miranda
Sunida
El Monasterio de Rodilla
Burges
Ceresin
Lerma
Gumell Susan
Unriubio
Bosigilos
Samassiera
Hutrago
Ganavillos
Sainct Augustyne
Anco venda
Madrid

The summe of Spanish myles 90. The whole general accompt of myles from Augspurg to Madrid in Spaine are of Germain myles 200.

From Antwerp in Brabant to Bilbao in Spayn is passed commonly by Sea

From Bilbao to the citie of Burges

Rigoriaga
Miravalles
Lodio
Luxando
Hordunna
Berverana
La venta
Espeio
Berguenda
Santa Gadea
Pancorvo
Siveda
Grisalenna
Biruiesca
Venta de Predanos
Castillio de Peones
Monasterio de rodilla
La venta horones
[61] Burgos

The summe of myles 30

From the citie of Burgos to Toledo

Castillo Serafin
Cogolles
Lerma
Bababon
Gamiell desan
Aranda de duero
El Aldea
Pardilla
Frecedillo
Bocegnillas
El Aldea
Cerezo
Somosierra
Robre gordo
Buytrago
El Aldea
Pardilla
Sainct Augustyne
Laventa
Alcobendas
Madrid
Xetafe
Huncaneois
Illeschas
Junquillos
La venta
Cavannas
Olias
La venta dell promuto
Toledo

The summe of myles 51.

From Burgos to Valladolid

Quintannilleia
Celada
Villa nueva de las carre
La venta de villa manco
La venta del mortal
Quintana la puente
Torquemada
Magaz
La venta dell rebollar
Duennas
Lasz ventas
Cabeson
Valladolid

The summer of myles 22.

From the citie of Toledo to Madrid the King of Spaine his seat

[62] La venta del promuto
Olias
Cabannas
La venta
Junquillos
Illescas
La Mangavilla
Getase
Madrid

The summe of myles 12.

The citie of Civillia in Spaine, was of olde tyme called Ispalis, the wales of the citie were built of Earth, as they saye heretofore, by the Moores that were wont to enhabite the countrie thereaboute, there is in this citie great trafique and many artificers.

From the citie of Civill in Spain unto Lisabon the chiefe citie of Portingall (of great trafique.)

Castilleia de la Cuesta
Las ventas de Gines
Aspartines
S. Lucar delpechin
La venta de Huvar
El Castilleio
Mansanillea
Villalua
Villa Rosa
La Palma
Niebla
Trigueros
Aucas
Portalguillo
Alquerio
Paymogo
Cerpa
Cuba
Hotaran
El Cazardozall
Palma
Marteca
Galva
Palmella
Cuba
Almaba
Lisabona

The summe of miles 63d.

From Madrid to Guadalaiara

[63] La venta de dineros
Torreioncillos
Alcala de henares
Guadalaiara

The summe of miles 10.

From Medina dell Campo to Toledo

Valverde
Saint vincente
Ataquines
Arevalo
Paiares
La venta
Saint Domingo
Saint Vincente
Mediana
La venta dell Marques
La venta de saint Bartol
La venta de la palomera
Zebreros
La venta de la tablada
Venta de los toros de guise
Cadahalso
Paredes
Escalona
Gismonde
Sainct Silvester
Noves
Huecas
Villa miell
La puente de guadarama
Lazaro buey

myles 34.

From Laredo to saint Maria dell pauler

Colindes
Ampuero
Razines
Ramales
Las vessofa
El prado
Gunera
Villa Cati
Baruco
Nacenillas
Valeviesso
La hotz
Pesadas
El Cuervo
Ceruega
Hontinil
La penna horadada
Nilla verde [64]
Ausnar
Villa toro
Burgos
Arcos
Villa Gomez
Caell
Tordoma
La venta
Villa figuella
Torre sandino
Roa
La Cueva
Navaderroa
Sagramenna
Fuente duenna
Fuente el Ozino
Cantaleio
Rebollo
Pedraza
Nava fria
Locoya
Ell Paular

myles 60d.

The citie Saragosse, was of auncient tyme called Cesaraugusta, a famous citie, of great power and strength, and lyeth in Castillia.

From Saragoza to Monzon

Villa mayor
La per diguera
Las sinnena
El Covierre
Pollenio
Vallarias
Peralta
Berbeiall
Moriella
Segla
Monzo

miles 16d.

From Bilbao to Saragozan

Miranalles
Reta
Horozco
Acuia
Huteto
Nanclares
La Puebla
Trevinno
Aluavia
Villa fria
Viasteri
Logronno
Goncilio
Montagudo [65]
La venta
Calaherra
La venta
Alfaro
Tudela
Cortes
Mallen
Nucernich
Dalagon
Saragoza

The summe of myles 54.

The citie of Barcelonia, is cituated in the kingdome of Aragone.

From Barcelona to Sevill

El Espitall
Cemboy
Castilio de fels
Guaraf
Sirges
Villa nueva
Conit
Bara
La torre dembara
Tarragona
Cambiles
Miramar
El Espitalette
El Perello
Tortosa
La Galera
Los Mesdacillos
Trayguera
Saint Matheo
La salsa della
Las chevad
Cabanes
La Puebla
Burrioli
Villa Reall
Milles
Auncuara
Moruedre
Masamegrel
Albaine
Vallencia
Cataroya
Cilla
Almusases
Algenensi
Cira
La Puebla
Xantua
Moreute
La venta dell puerto
Almansa
La venta
Taponer
El villar
Gingila
Las ventas de sant Pedro
Satana [66]
Balazote
La venta de segovia
Las suent Zillas
Viveros
Villa nueva de alcaraz
La puebla
La venta dell barranco
La venta de los santos
Santistevan del puerto
La venta de los arquillos
Limares
La venta de tolladillo
Auduiar
La venta de sant Julian
Al dea del rio
Carpoyo
La puente dalcolea
La venta del monton de la tierra
Cordva
La venta Romanos
La venta de Sanct Andres
Las Posadas
La venta
Pennaflor
Lora
Villa nueva
Tosina
Bodegon
Civilla

The summe of myles 153.

From Barselona to Saragosa

Molinderech
Martorell
Masquefa
Piera
La puebla
Golada
Porcarises
Mon maneu
Los Mesoncillos
Cervera
Taraga
Belpuch
Molarusa
Beloch
Lerida
Alcaraz
Candasnos
Burzalaglos
Ventade S. Lucia
Ossera
Alfazari
La Puebla
Saragoza

myles 40. [67]

From Burgos to Saragoza

Carbadell
Yveas
Saint Dueldo
Valde huentes
Villa franca
Todos santos
Bellorado
Villa miesta
Redecilla
Granon
Saint Domingo de la calza
Naiara
Hermita de saint Anton
Navariete
Logrono
Goncillo
Montagudo
La venta
Colahorra
El Aldea
Alfaro
Tudela de Navarra
Cordes
Mallen
Urcenique
Dalagon
Saragoza

The summe of myles 52d.

From Valladolid to Saragoza

Villa vannei
Olivares
Pesquera
Sainte Martin de ruviales
Oiales
Aranda de duero
Valdequendes
El monesterio de la vid
Oradero
Santistevam
Alburgo dosina
Ahueco
Almazan
Alentisque
Montagudo
Bariza
Contamyna
Alama
Ubierca
Atequa
Terrer
Calatayud
Fresino
El Almunia
La muela
Saragoza

The summe of myles 60. [68]

From Valledolid to Madrid

Boezillo
Moiados
La venta de coca
Coca
La nava
Saint Maria de Nieva
Marzoleia
La venta dell alcalde
La venta dell agunilla
La venta nueva
La venta aviencio
La venta dell Molinillo
La venta reall
La tablada
Guadarrama
La venta
Torre de lodones
Mania vacas
Madrid

The summe of myles 53.

From the citie of Valledolid to the citie Medina del Compo

La puente de duero
Valde astillas
La ventosa
Rodillana
Medina dell campo

The summe of myles 8.

From Valentia to Saragoza

Albalot
Masamegrel
Moruedre
Torres torres
Sogorbe
Xerica
Vivell
Las Barracas
La jaquesa
La ventosa
La puebla
Teruell
Alcaudete
Villar quemado
Torre la carcel
Villa franca
Camin reall
Callamocha
Lechago
Lechon
[69] Romanos
Villa Reall
Carinena
Longares
Muel
Maria
Sainct Fe
Saragoza. The summe of myles 59d.

From Valencia to Madrid

Quart
Chiva
La venta dell Bunoll
Sietaguas
Requena
Hutiell
La fuente de Alcaudete
La venta nueva
Paiaso
La pesquera
El Campillo
Agua baldon
Barchi
Buenach
La venta Talayuelas
Villar de Canas
El Hito
La venta
Saheltizes
Villa Ruvia
Tarancon
Vilinchon
Fuente Duemia
El Vilareio
Preales
Arganda
Vazia madrit
Vallecas
Madrid

myles 53.

From Valencia to Burgos

Quart
Chiva
Sietaguas
Requena
Utiell
Alcaudate
La venta nueva
Pajazo
Pexquera
El campillo
Almodovar
El Villar desaz
Arquas
Cuenca
Noales
Chillaron [70]
Nieva
La venta de Salcedon
El villar de Domingo gra
Toralva
Pliego
Vindell
La puent Carrascosa
Sotoqua
Cifuentes
Las Yviernes
Mandayova
Vaydes
Guermedes
Atienza
El Pedroso
Myedes
Retortillo
Fresno
Aylles
Santistevan
La huerta del Rey
Santo Domyngo
Cavarimas
La venta de los olmos
Burgos Nieva
La venta de Salcedon
El villar de Domingo gra
Toralva
Pliego
Vindell
La puent Carrascosa
Sotoqua
Cifuentes
Las Yviernes
Mandayova
Vaydes
Guermedes
Atienza
El Pedroso
Myedes
Retortillo
Fresno
Aylles
Santistevan
La huerta del Rey
Santo Domyngo
Cavarimas
La venta de los olmos
Burgos

The summe of myles 90.

From Valentia to Lysabona

Quart
Chiva
Sietaguas
Requena
Utiell
Alcaudete
La venta nueva
Paiazo
La Pexquera
Campillo
La Motilla
Alarcon
Canavate
El Alberca
Pedernoso
Saint Maria de los Clanos [sp?]
La mota el cuervo
El Tovoso
Miquell estevan
Villa cannas
Tenbleque
Bogas
Almonacid
Nanbroca
Toledo
La venta estinell
Buruion
La mata
Cebolla
La venta dalbech
Talavera
Oropesa
La calzada
Valparayso
Navall Morall [71]
Almaraz
Las varcas darballa
Las casas dell puerto
Carizeio
La venta de la Vadera
Caceres
Malpartida
La Liceda
La venda Barachina
Alburquerque
Ronches
Moniorte
Veros
Estremoz
La venta del duque
Royollos
Montea Mor
La venta la Lacha
La venta la Ciluera
La venta la Regina
La venta la Vica
Las ventas de Alandera
Rio Frio
Aldea gallega
Lisabona

The summe of myles 143.

From Saragoza to Salamanca

La Muela
El almunia
El Fresno
Calatayud
Terrer
Tequa
Ubierca
La Ona
Luna
Hariza
Montagudo
Lentisque
Almazon
Centenera
Andaluz
Tagueco
Vaynas
Valdenebro
Santystevan
Castillo
Oradero
David
Fresnillo
La Torre aun que Ospese
Oiales
Nava Derroa
La Parilla
Hoiales
Alcazaren
Pozall de Gallinas
Medina dell Campo
La Golosa
Las ventas del campo
El Carpio
El Burgo
[72] Fresno de los alos
Mollorido
Pedroso
Pitiegue
Las ventas de velasco
Morisco
Salamanca

The summe of myles 73.

From Toledo to Cordova

Las ventas de diegma
Orgaz
Yevenes
La venta guadalherze
La venta darazutan
La venta de la Sarzuella
Malagon
Peralvillo
Ciudad real
Caracuel
Almodovar dell Campo
La venta del molinillo
La venta del alcayde
La venta taiada
La venta dell herrero
La venta guadalmez
Las porcarizas
Las ventas nuevas
La venta albama
Ma venta de la
La venta de los locos
La venta daran
La venta de Fenedilla
La venta de dos hermanas
La venta del fresno
La venta navagunte
La venta del agua dulce
Damaz
La venta malabrigo
La venta dalcolea
La venta de monton de la tierra
Cordova

The summe of myles 49d.

Lisbone the chiefe citie in Portingale, was called of auncient time Ulixbona, this citie hath neither wales nor gates thereunto. Within the citie there lyeth many hills whereon are built castells and churches. The kinge of Portingale hathe great trafique of marchandise in this citie, which excedeth all Europe, beside for their great voiages into India. First passing out of Portingale, they sayle towarde the Southe pole, and passe the equinoctial [73] line, and so to the Cape of Bona Sperancie, and coasting round about all Affrica, sayle againe to the North pole, and passe the equinoctial line again, & so to Calicutte in India, bringing from thence Jewells, precious Stones, & costly Spyces, which afterwardes is conveyed in all other Regions in Europe.

From Barcelona to Lisabona

El espital
Molin derech
Martorel
Masquefa
Piera
La puebla
Golada
Porcarises
Mon maneu
Los mesoncillos
Cernera
Tarraga
El puyg
Molarusa
Heloch
Lerida
Alcaraz
Fraga
Candasnos
Burialales
La venta de Santa Lucia
Rossera
Falari
La puella
Saragoza
La muela
El Almunia
El fresno
Calatayud
Terrer
Tequa
Hierqua
Alama
Luna
Hariza
Monreale
Huerta
Arcos
Medina celi
Fuen calient
Singuensa
Vaydes
Los molinos
Burialaro
Miral rio
La casa
Padilla
Hita
Tortola
Guadalaiara
Alcala de henares
Alueges [74]
Saint Martin de la vega
Cien Pozuelos
Sesenna
Borox
Villa seca
Moccion
Toledo
La venta es linel
Buruion
La mata
Cebolla
La venta Albergne
Talavera
Oropesa
La calsada
Valparayso
Navall Morall
Alviaraz
Las varcas de arballa
Las casas dell puerto
Tarizeio
La venta de la vadra
Caceres
Malpartida
La liseda
La venta varagena
Alburquerque
Ronches
Monforte
Estremoz
la venta del duque
Royelos
Monte a mor
La venta la alaia
La venta la cilvera
La venta la regina
La venta la vico
La venta la lesdera
Rio frio
Aldea galega
Lisbona

The summe of myles 189.

From Sevill to Lyons

Ventas de la torre Blanca

Las ventas de las taleras
La venta de lorsa
La venta per Omingo
La venta ronquera
Carmona
La venta del Alvar
Fuentes
La venta del palmar
Ecia
La venta valcargado
La venta de las vinnas
Alcazar
Cordova
Venta del monton de la tierra
La puente dalcolea
La venta mal abrigo
Adamuz [75]
La venta del agua dulce
La venta navagunt
La venta del fresno
La venta dos hermanas
La venta fresnedilla
La venta Daran
La venta de los locas
La venta de la cruce
La venta el Halama
Las ventas nuevas
Las porquerizas
La venta guadalmes
La venta dell herrero
La venta taiada
La venta del alcalde
La venta del molinillo
Tartanedo
Almodovar del campo
Caraquell
Ciudad real
Peralvillo
Malagon
La venta de la zarzuela
La venta darazutan
La venta Guadalerza
Yevenas
Orgaz
Las ventas de Diezma
Toledo
Lazara Buey
La puent guadarrama
Villa miel
Huccas
Noves
San Silvestre
Gismonde
Escalona
Paredes
Cadahalso
La venta de los toros de guisando
La venta la tablada
Zebreros
La venta la palomera
La venta de san Bartolome
La venta del marques
Mediana
San Vincente
Santo Domingo
Paiares
Arevalo
Ataquines
San Vincent
Valverde
Medina del campo
Rueda
Tordesillas
Torre lobaton
Castromonte
Valverde
Medina de rio seco
Moral de la reyna
Cuenca
Villalon
Monesterio de vega
Mansilla
Leon

The summe of myles 133.