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Mandeville's Voyages by Sir John Mandeville eBooks@Adelaide Table of Contents The life of Syr Iohn Mandeuill Knight, written by Master Bale. The same in English. The Tombe and Epitaph of Sir Iohn Mandeuil, in the citie of Leege, spoken of by Ortelius, in his booke called Itinerarium Belgiæ, in this sort. Tabvla Præsentis Libri Ioannes Mandevil, singvla per ordinem capitula, et in eorum quolibet quid agitur, notificat euidenter. ... Ex libro eiusdem Plinij septimo. Cap. 2. cui titulus est, De Scythis, et aliarum diversitate gentium. This web edition published by eBooks@Adelaide Rendered into HTML on Wednesday May 26 2004, by Steve Thomas For offline reading, the complete set of pages is available for download from http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/h/hakluyt/voyages/mandeville/mandeville.zip The complete work is also available as a single file, at http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/h/hakluyt/voyages/mandeville/complete.html A MARC21 Catalogue record for this edition can be downloaded from http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/h/hakluyt/voyages/mandeville/marc.bib eBooks@Adelaide The University of Adelaide Library University of Adelaide South Australia 5005

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54. The Travels Of Sir John Mandeville Part Five THE TRAVELS OF Sir John Mandeville. CHAPTER XX. OF THE EVIL CUSTOMS USED IN THEISLE OF LAMARY. AND HOW THE EARTH. AND THE SEA BE OF ROUND FORM AND SHAPE, http://www.iras.ucalgary.ca/~volk/sylvia/Mandeville5.htm

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22.9 Mandeville’s hoaxed life Giles Milton says : ‘someone, for some unknown but possibly sinister reason, had at one time had a vested interest in concealing Sir John’s true identity.’ There is an epitaph to Sir John’s epitaph in St. Albans Anney, and at one time there had also been an epitaph in a church in Liege, Belgium, with Liege claiming Sir John as a citizen of their town. [32] The chronicle has it that Sir John was living in Liege under the assumed name of John of Burgundy, with a string of titles. A story of Sir John that has been the basis of Sir John Mandeville from 16th century to the present day. Secret came out from John on his deathbed confession to Jean d’Outremeuse, who was the sole witness. Outremeuse was probably lying. d’Outremeuse was a romancer who wrote fanciful tales using imaginary sources. On the rare occasions he had reliable sources he used them. When he didn’t he made them up.[ 33] The real life of Mandeville seems hidden by forgeries and fabrications. Giles Milton describes it as if Mandeville’s detractors had deliberately scattered the path to find Mandeville’s real life story with misleading clues in the hope that researchers would lose their way. [ 34] Now does that not sound interesting? There are similarities to this case and the problems that some UFO researchers have. A case that might be genuine, acts like a magnet for hoaxes, and these hoaxes then detract attention away from the topic, as it then enters the next stage of being ridiculed.

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22.13 Mandeville’s evidence that the world can be circumnavigated The importance of Mandeville’s book to medieval explorers, lay in the 175 lines in which Sir John explains why he believes it is possible to circumnavigate the world. Sir John’s Travels dismiss centuries of the Church’s teachings in a a characteristically down-to-earth anecdote and ‘proves’ the world is circumnavigable by telling a strange story of a man who inadvertently travelled around it: [40] I have often thought of a story I heard, when I was young of a worthy man of our country who went once upon a time to see the world. he passed India and many isles beyond India, where there are more than five thousand isles, and travelled so far by land and sea, girdling the globe, that he found an isle where he heard his own language being spoken.. He marvelled greatly, for he did not understand how this could be. But I conjecture that he had travelled so far over land and sea, circumnavigating the earth, that he had come to his own borders; if he had gone a bit further, he would have come to his own district. It is difficult to know where Mandeville might have formulated his theory of circumnavigation but there is every likelihood that the medieval records indicating a John of sancto Albano studying at the University of Paris do indeed refer to him. If so, he would have certainly come into contact with John Buridan, who was central to these debates about the globe and had just put the finishing touches to this important treatise on whether the whole world was habitable.

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Home About: The Book of Days Its Author This Site Our Staff ... Calendar of Days Indexes Search Site Links Contact Us Site Map The Book of Days is proudly brought to you by the members of Emmitsburg.net November 17 th Born: Vespasian, Roman emperor, 9 A. D.; Jean Antoine Nollet, natural philosopher, 1700, Pimpré, in Noyon; Louis XVIII of France, 1755, Versailles; Marshal Macdonald, Duke of Tarentum, Bonapartist general, 1765, Sancerre. Died: Valentinian I, Roman emperor, 375; Sir John de Mandeville, Eastern traveller, 1372, Liege; Queen Mary of England, 1558, St. James's Palace; John Pious, Prince of Mirandola, linguist and miscellaneous writer, 1494, Florence; Nicolas Perrot d'Ablancourt, translator of the classics, 1664, Ablancourt; John Earle, bishop of Salisbury, author of Microcosmographp, 1665, Oxford; Alain Rene le Sage, author of Gil Bias, 1747, Boulogne-sur-Mer; Thomas, Duke of Newcastle, statesman, 1768; Empress Catharine the Great of Russia, 1796, St. Petersburg; Charlotte, queen of George III, 1818, Kew;

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Sir John Mandeville: History Rewritten! (Again...) By Kitty Werner as published in the Country Courier Forget your history lessons about Vermont. Forget everything you learned about our state’s history. Samuel de Champlain? Why he was a fraud! According to John Mandeville XXIX, forget just about everything you have ever learned about history. Read The Further Travels of Sir John Mandeville and learn the truth. The book is a milestone in publishing history. Not only does it turn history on its head, but it is a sequel to one of the world’s all-time bestsellers The Travels of John Mandeville published in Norman French in 1356 and translated into all European languages shortly thereafter. According to Mandeville, he was the first to cross land to the Orient followed by Marco Polo. Historians, naturally, are still arguing the facts. The local news? Vermont’s history has been rewritten. No, Samuel de Champlain didn’t discover Vermont. Neither did the passing tribes wandering through. No, in fact, Vermont was discovered by none other than Sir John Mandeville, the famous British explorer in 1364 — even before Columbus thought of setting sail, much less before old Chris was born. Just to get the record straight, it was following on his historic heels that Columbus, Champlain and the trappers and other ne’er-do-wells came. This, of course, according to author Mandeville himself.

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