Human types - TRAVELLERS' VIEWS - Places – Monuments – People Southeastern Europe – Eastern Mediterranean – Greece – Asia Minor

Illustration for the poem of Lord Byron "Don Juan".

Title page.

Illustration for the poem of Shakespeare "Hamlet".

Title page.

Portrait of Sultan Suleiman I.

Portrait of the Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I.

Portrait of the Ottoman admiral Hayreddin Barbarossa (ca. 1475-1546).

Portrait of Busbecq, Austrian diplomatic emissary to the Sublime Gate in the 16th century.

Portrait of Ismael, Persian emissary to the court of Suleiman I.

The library of Leiden. On the left underneath the windows, the famous map of the course of the Elbe done by Lorichs.

Scene in Ottoman mosque. On the rite, Ottomans cleansing themselves before entering the mosque. On the left a religious teacher with his disciples.

Circumcision.

Ottomans slaughtering a lamb in preparation for the Bayram.

Ottomans and slaves taken captive in the war.

Ottomans supervising slaves, taken captive in the war, during agricultural work.

Exorcisms and torture on apostates and fugitives.

Map of Jaffa in Israel.

View of Ramla, Israel.

View of Latrun in Israel. Crusader's castle on the foreground.

Landscape near the village of Saris, outside Jerusalem.

The alleged prison of Jeremiah in Jerusalem.

View of the valley of Elah near Jerusalem, site of the battle between David and Goliath according to the Bible.

View of Jerusalem.

The march of the Sultan from the Palace to the mosque on the day of Bayram. Frontispiece of the first volume: The march of Ottoman officials.

The march of the Sultan from the Palace to the mosque on the day of Bayram. Frontispiece of the second volume: The departure of the Sultan from the Palace.

Woman of Macedonia, from edition of the voyages of N. de Nicolay, 16th century.

Married woman from Thessaloniki. Woman from Thessaloniki. Maiden from Thessaloniki. From: Jean-Jacques Boissard, Habitus Variarum Orbis Gentium, 1581.

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