Works, Volume 81Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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Page 54
... narrative is not that of the learned professor of Greek as shown in his letter to the Signoria , and it does not contain the Latin expressions which we would expect Il Cretico to use.1 It seems possible , with the large population of ...
... narrative is not that of the learned professor of Greek as shown in his letter to the Signoria , and it does not contain the Latin expressions which we would expect Il Cretico to use.1 It seems possible , with the large population of ...
Page 55
... narrative itself . He was on Cabral's ship or that of Simão de Miranda or Pedro de Ataíde after the storm , and he returned either with Cabral or Simão de Miranda . He seems to have been present when Cabral met the Zamorin and was on ...
... narrative itself . He was on Cabral's ship or that of Simão de Miranda or Pedro de Ataíde after the storm , and he returned either with Cabral or Simão de Miranda . He seems to have been present when Cabral met the Zamorin and was on ...
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... narrative was written as a diary before the fleet reached Cape Verde on the return voyage , since the narrative states later that the ship of Diogo Dias was found there . 5 The Arabs were classified by the Portuguese as either white or ...
... narrative was written as a diary before the fleet reached Cape Verde on the return voyage , since the narrative states later that the ship of Diogo Dias was found there . 5 The Arabs were classified by the Portuguese as either white or ...
Contents
THE VOYAGE | ix |
Letter of Authorization | xviii |
THE DISCOVERY OF MADAGASCAR | xxxiii |
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Affaitadi Afonso aforesaid Anonymous Narrative Arab Areschorea armada arrived Barros Bartolomeo boats Brazil Cabral's fleet Cabral's voyage Calichut called Caminha Caranganor caravels cargo carried Castanheda chief captain Christians coast Cochin Coloqut Columbus Corrêa Cretico Cruz Diogo Dias discovery Dom Manuel East factor feathers Gaspar Gaspar de Lemos gave Gentiles given gold honour hostages hundred India João King of Portugal kingdom known land leagues learned letter Lisbon loaded Lord Malindi Manuel Marchioni Master John merchandise merchants Moorish ships Moors navigation Paesi Pedro Álvares Cabral Pedro Vaz pilots port Portuguese Priest Joseph probably reached remained river sail Sancho de Tovar Sanuto seems shore Sofala Spanish spices things took trade translation Trevisan Tupinamba Vasco da Gama Vaz de Caminha Venetian Venice Vespucci voyage of Cabral voyage to India wind wished written Zamorin