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  Lombardy:
    Cob-web weaving.
    Lace.
  Lucca:
    Silks, brocaded in gold.
    Silks, damasked.
    Velvets.
  Milan:
    Embroidery.
    Lace.
    Velvets.
    Velvets, raised.
  Naples:
    Embroidery.
    Silks.
  Reggio:
    Silks, damasked.
  Sicily:
    Cendal.
    Damasks in linen, brocaded in gold.
    Embroidery.
    Lace in silk and gold.
    Silks, brocaded in gold.
    Silks, damasked.
    Silks mixed with cotton.
    Silks mixed with cotton and wool.
    Silks mixed with flaxen thread.
    Silk taffeta.
    Silk webs.
  Venice:
    Embroidery.
    Embroidery in beads.
    Laces in gold.
    Silks, damasked.

Spain:
    Carpeting.
    Crocet-work.
    Embroidery.
    Silks, brocaded in gold and silver.
    Silks, damasked.
    Silks mixed with gilt parchment.
    Silks mixed with cotton and linen thread.
    Silks mixed with linen thread.
    Silks mixed with linen thread, and gilt parchments.

    Stuffs of wool and hemp.
    Stuffs of wool and thread.
    Taffetas.
    Velvets.


ASIA.

China:
    Embroidery.
    Satins.
    Silks.
    Silks, damasked.

India:
    Embroidery.
    Linen.

Persia:
    Carpeting.
    Embroidery.
    Satins.
    Silks.
    Silks, brocaded in gold.
    Silks, damasked.
    Silks mixed with wool.

Syria:
    Crape.
    Silks, brocaded in gold.
    Silks, damasked.
    Silks mixed with cotton.
    Silks mixed with linen.


AFRICA.

Algiers:
    Embroidery.
    Fine linen.

Egypt:
    Byssus or very fine linen.
    Gauze.
    Silks.
    Silks mixed with cotton.
    Taffetas.

Morocco:
  Tangier:
    Silks.
  Tetuan:
    Silks.