"But then [Hobhouse] has had a letter from a Lincoln’s Inn Bencher full of praise of his harpings, and vituperation of the other contributions to his Missellingany, which that sagacious person is pleased to say must have been put in as FOILS…
"I have known a hundred instances of men setting out in couples, but not one of a similar return. Aberdeen’s party split; several voyagers at present have done the same. I am confident that twelve months of any given individual is perfect…
"I left Constantinople with Adair at whose audience {of leave} I saw Sultan Mahmout, and obtained a firman to visit the Mosques of which I think I gave you some
description in my last letter ..."
Named as visited by Byron to Hobhouse 1810-07-29. In antiquity, Keos (Latin: Ceos), is a Greek island in the Cyclades archipelago in the Aegean Sea. Wiki