- Sir Paul
Rycaut FRS (23
December 1629 – 16
November 1700) was an
English diplomat, historian, and
authority on the
Ottoman Empire.
Rycaut's Huguenot father...
- 2012, s. 31.
Rycaut, Paul. "The
Present State of the
Ottoman Empire", p.20
Rycaut, Paul. "The
Present State of the
Ottoman Empire", p.37
Rycaut, Paul. "The...
- Knolls,
Continued by Sir Paul
Rycaut to ... 1699. and Abridg'd by Mr. Savage.
Revised and
Approved by ... Sir Paul
Rycaut, and Adorn'd with Nine and Twenty...
- use of "Bosniak" in
English was by
English diplomat and
historian Paul
Rycaut in 1680 as Bosnack,
cognate with post-classical
Latin Bosniacus (1682 or...
- from
their Inca heritage. The
first English translation was by Sir Paul
Rycaut in 1685,
entitled The
Royal Commentaries of Peru. The book was not printed...
-
Comentarios Reales de los
Incas [The
Royal Commentaries of Peru].
Translated by
Rycaut, Sir Paul. London: M. Flesher. p. 318. The
dictionary definition of humita...
- 1630. p. 198.
Retrieved 2013-06-02. With a list of 'beglerbegatus'. Paul
Rycaut (1670). The
Present state of the
Ottoman empire:
Containing the
Maxims of...
- (13
December 2007). "Freedom Lost". The Guardian. de La Vega, Garcilaso;
Rycaut, Paul (1688). The
Royal Commentaries of Peru. London:
Christopher Wilkinson...
-
visiting his
friend Captain George ****e,
whose wife was from Danzig. Paul
Rycaut was
among the
first to try to
promote the
duvet in England.
Around 1700...
- and
reach eternal fame. The
novel was
translated into
English by Sir Paul
Rycaut in 1681 as The Critick. «Concepto y
forma atrevida unidos hacen de El Criticón...
