A discourse of the bloody and cruell battaile, of late loste by the great Turke Sultan Selim : And also of the taking of the strong towne of Seruan, with the number there slaine and taken, and the great store of artillery [and] munitions of warre lost in the taking of the saide towne, 1579. Translated out of French into English.

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