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Illustrations of costume by Jean-Jacques Boissard; engraved by Abraham de Bruyn; in the oriental section of
Habitus variarum orbis gentium. Habitz de nations estranges
Text and published by Caspar Rutz, 1581

Man aus Barbaria
f41. Man from the Barbary Coast		Albaner
Albanian		Grieckischer Soldat
Stradiot Soldier.

Titre : Habitus variarum orbis gentium. Habitz de nations estranges (par J. J. Boissard). Trachten mancherley Völcker des Erdskreytz
Auteur : Bruyn, Abraham de (1540?-1587). Auteur du texte
Auteur : Boissard, Jean-Jacques (1528-1602). Auteur du texte
Date d'édition : 1581
Langue : multilingue
Format : In-fol. oblong, 61 pl. gravées de Abr. de Bruyn
Droits : domaine public
Source : Bibliothčque nationale de France, département Philosophie, histoire, sciences de l'homme, 4-OB-25

Vue 48 : F. 41. Homme de la Barbarie, [Albanais], Soldat Grec dit Stradiota; {Man from the Barbary Coast, Albanian, Stradiot Soldier}

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The Stradiot is used as a source in Italians by George Gush:
"Mid-16th Century Stradiot. Note hanging sleeves and ruffed-up undersleeves. Hat is of a 'beehive' type, of fur or rawhide, which seems to have been common in the Balkans. In this case it has a turned-up brim and a jewelled clasp holding the plume."