Works, Volume 49Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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Page 135
... Barbosa's description refers to the Ganges proper , which in accordance with the prevailing ideas he believed to be one of the four rivers flowing from the Earthly Paradise . Linschoten ( I , p . 92 ) repeats Barbosa in stating that the ...
... Barbosa's description refers to the Ganges proper , which in accordance with the prevailing ideas he believed to be one of the four rivers flowing from the Earthly Paradise . Linschoten ( I , p . 92 ) repeats Barbosa in stating that the ...
Page 143
... Barbosa , and this should be recognised as entirely a different question from that of the use of the terms Porto Grande and Porto Pequeno at a later date . It must , I think , be considered as most probable that the capital of Bengal ...
... Barbosa , and this should be recognised as entirely a different question from that of the use of the terms Porto Grande and Porto Pequeno at a later date . It must , I think , be considered as most probable that the capital of Bengal ...
Page 202
... Barbosa from which it does not differ much . He says the fruit , at first of a green colour assumes in time a pale yellow , and then becomes of a blood red colour , if of the most ordinary variety . " ( Indian Archipelago , I , p . 495 ...
... Barbosa from which it does not differ much . He says the fruit , at first of a green colour assumes in time a pale yellow , and then becomes of a blood red colour , if of the most ordinary variety . " ( Indian Archipelago , I , p . 495 ...
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KINGDOM of CananoR | 79 |
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