De Novo orbe, or, the historie of the West Indies : contayning the actes and adventures of the Spanyardes, which have conquered and peopled those countries, inriched with varietie of pleasant relation of the manners, ceremonies, lawes, gouernments, and warres of the Indians (1612)
Anghiera, Pietro Martire d', 1457-1526, Eden, Richard, ca. 1521-1576, Lok, Michael, fl. 1615 · London : Printed for Thomas Adams · leaf 185
t like the leg of a man,as it doth.But newc I compare a Pigmean or adwarfe^to a Giant:for that part therof whichthe Spaniardes haue ouerrunne/rom the faidEaft poynt whiche reachcth towarde the feaAtiar^ikeTfthcend notbeingyet founde towarde the Welljismore thenci^h.t times longerthen Italic. And by… … ThefecondDecitdf. ^2 thingcs in tfce Latine tonguc;,! did my endct-iour that all thingcssiLght come fborth with due try all and experience : wheriipon -IrepayredtotheByd^opoF^Afr^fj-, being the chiefe refuge ofthisnauigation..Asv\*cwere therefore fccrctely togethcrin onechamber,\ve had many…
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