Tavernier, Jean-Baptiste, 1605-1689, Phillips, John, 1631-1706 · London : Printed for R.L. and M.P. · leaf 83
re not fo curious to keep them , but carry them to the Changer, whogives them the value in currant Money. Thefe Pieces of Gold may be worth five* À Frank is * Franks, about the finenefs of j4lmaw~Ducats. Once I receivd ten thoufand ofworth 2 s« them of one Merchant, at a prefixd rate ; for their… … Chap.Xf I. of Monfieur Tavernier. Merchant enters into Perfia,. whether it be at Erivan or Tauris, where the Money-is coynd, he is obligd to tell what Silver he carrys, to the end it may be melteddown and ftampd with the Kings Stamp:, undera great Penalty, if difcovjerd tobe a concealer. But if a…
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