Paul Hentzner

“Dana F. Sutton (The University of California, Irvine), "Paulus Hentzner, 'Itinerarium Angliae' (1612)", The Philological Museum, The University of Birmingham (21 June 2004)”

“William Brenchley Rye, England as Seen by Foreigners in the Days of Elizabeth and James the First (London: John Russell Smith, 1865) p. 111”

“Richard Bentley, with annotations by Horace Walpole, Paul Hentzner's 'Travels in England'...with 'Fragmenta Regalia', by Sir Robert Naunton (London: Edward Jeffery, 1797)”

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“Sunt potentes in praeliis, undiquaque debellant adversarios, nullumque penitus patiuntur iugum servitutis. Delectantur quoque valde sonitibus, qui ipsis aures implent, uti explosionibus tormentorum, tympanis et campanarum boatu, ita ut Londini multi qui se inebriaverint turrem unam vel alteram exercitii causa ascendant et per horas aliquot campandis signum dent. Si quem exterum egregia forma et statura ornatum vident dolore dicunt quod non sit homo Anglicus, vulgo 'Englishmen'.”