Publisher's Synopsis
The second volume of an acclaimed travelogue by the German Augustinian monk Felix Fabri, chronicling his pilgrimage to the Holy Land, Arabia, and Egypt in the early 15th century. The book provides a vivid and fascinating account of the people, landscapes, and customs of these regions, as well as the religious significance that still resonates today.
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