Journey to medieval India with "Mirabilia descripta: The wonders of the East, by Friar Jordanus." This captivating account offers a rare glimpse into 14th-century India through the eyes of Catalani Jordanus, a Christian friar whose missionary travels brought him face-to-face with the marvels of the East.

A significant early work on Indian description and travel, "Mirabilia descripta" provides invaluable historical insights into the region's culture, geography, and society. Explore the world as it was perceived centuries ago, encountering both the wonders and challenges faced by those who ventured into unfamiliar lands. This republication makes accessible a fascinating primary source for anyone interested in the history of India, medieval travel, and early missionary accounts. Discover the enduring power of firsthand narratives and the timeless allure of exploration with this remarkable historical document.

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