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Page xxiv
... considered doubtful whether he could have remained in India as late as September , 1518 , although it would not have been actually impossible for him to have made the journey to Lisbon in time to arrive at Seville by September , 1519 ...
... considered doubtful whether he could have remained in India as late as September , 1518 , although it would not have been actually impossible for him to have made the journey to Lisbon in time to arrive at Seville by September , 1519 ...
Page 75
... considered as established . Having regard to the use of the name for Christians and Jews as well as for Muḥammadans , Mr. Badger's derivation from the Ar . Mufliḥ , prosperous or victorious ' ( Varthema , p . 123 , n . 1 ) does not seem ...
... considered as established . Having regard to the use of the name for Christians and Jews as well as for Muḥammadans , Mr. Badger's derivation from the Ar . Mufliḥ , prosperous or victorious ' ( Varthema , p . 123 , n . 1 ) does not seem ...
Page 203
... considered that Ternate was probably the island alluded to . That Chinese trade had continued till Barbosa's time may be inferred from the fact that Chinese coins were in demand , as it appears that they were one of the trade exports ...
... considered that Ternate was probably the island alluded to . That Chinese trade had continued till Barbosa's time may be inferred from the fact that Chinese coins were in demand , as it appears that they were one of the trade exports ...
Contents
Here BEGINNETH THE LAND OF MALABAR | 1 |
KINGDOM of CananoR | 79 |
90 THE KINGDOM OF COCHIN | 92 |
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