North Eastern Europe - The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques And Discoveries Of The English Nation - Volume 3 - Collected By Richard Hakluyt





















































































 -  All the tables aforesayd were serued in vessels of pure and
fine golde, as well basons and ewers, platters, dishes - Page 319
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All The Tables Aforesayd Were Serued In Vessels Of Pure And Fine Golde, As Well Basons And Ewers, Platters, Dishes And Sawcers, As Also Of Great Pots, With An Innumerable Sorte Of Small Drinking Pottes Of Diuers Fashions, Whereof A Great Number Were Set With Stone.

As for costly meates I haue many times seene better:

But for change of wines, and diuers sorts of meads, it was wonderfull: for there was not left at any time so much void roome on the table, that one cuppe more might haue bin set, and as far as I could perceiue, all the rest were in the like maner serued.

In the dinner time, there came in sixe singers which stood in the midst of the chamber, and their faces towards the Emperour, who sang there before dinner was ended three seuerall times, whose songs or voyces delighted our eares little or nothing.

The Emperour neuer putteth morsell of meate in his mouth, but he first blesseth it himselfe, and in like maner as often as he drinketh: for after his maner he is very religious, and he esteemeth his religious men aboue his noble men.

This dinner continued about the space of fiue houres, which being ended, and the tables taken vp, we came into the midst of the chamber, where we did reuerence vnto the Emperors maiestie, and then he deliuered vnto euery one of vs with his own hands a cup of mead, which when euery man had receiued and drunke a quantity thereof, we were licensed to depart, and so ended that dinner.

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