Works, Volume 49Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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Page 39
... passage which begins at this point up to p . 45 , 1. 2 , is here missing in Ramusio . It is found in the Spanish version , though not so fully as here . The passage omitted does not end ( as stated in p . 119 , note 2 , of the Spanish ...
... passage which begins at this point up to p . 45 , 1. 2 , is here missing in Ramusio . It is found in the Spanish version , though not so fully as here . The passage omitted does not end ( as stated in p . 119 , note 2 , of the Spanish ...
Page 105
... passage here inserted from Ramusio . Sir A. Gray's opinion is that " this is a paraphrase of the preceding paragraph by the Spanish translator whose text Ramusio used . Unfortunately this has not been noted in the Hakluyt Society's ...
... passage here inserted from Ramusio . Sir A. Gray's opinion is that " this is a paraphrase of the preceding paragraph by the Spanish translator whose text Ramusio used . Unfortunately this has not been noted in the Hakluyt Society's ...
Page 171
... passage . În his Indian Archipelago , Vol . II , p . 374 , he quotes a passage from Marsden's History of Sumatra ( Ed . 2 , pp . 327-329 ) , giving this explanation in accordance with the local legend , but does not express his own ...
... passage . În his Indian Archipelago , Vol . II , p . 374 , he quotes a passage from Marsden's History of Sumatra ( Ed . 2 , pp . 327-329 ) , giving this explanation in accordance with the local legend , but does not express his own ...
Contents
Here BEGINNETH THE LAND OF MALABAR | 1 |
KINGDOM of CananoR | 79 |
90 THE KINGDOM OF COCHIN | 92 |
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