...Rubies as great as Wai-nuts, some greater; and Pearles such as mine eyes were amazed at. Suddenly he entered into the scales, sate like a woman on his...nine thousand rupias, which are almost one thousand pounds sterling: after with Gold and Jewels, and precious stones, but I saw none, it being in bagges...

...silver, and that I understood his weight to be nine thousand rupias, which are almost one thousand pounds sterling: after with Gold and Jewels, and precious...stones, but I saw none, it being in bagges might be Pibles; then against Cloth of Gold, Silk, Stuffes, Linen, Spices, and all sorts of goods, but I must...

...his legges, and there was put in against him many bagges to fit his weight which were changed sixe times, and they say was silver, and that I understood his weight to be nine thousand rupias, which were almost one thousand pound sterling."4 Jahangir saw the English ambassador, and turned him his...

...bagges to fit his weight, which were changed six times, and they say was silver, and that I understand his weight to be nine thousand rupias, which are almost one thousand pounds sterling : after with Gold and Jewels, and precious stones, but I saw none, it being in bagges...

...bagges to fit his weight which were changed sue times, and they say was siluer, and that I vnderstood his weight to be nine thousand Rupias, which are almost...precious stones, but I saw none, it being in bagges might bee Pibles ; then against Cloth of Gold, Silke, Struffes, Liunen, Spices, and all sorts of goods, but...