De Orbe Novo, The Eight Decades of Peter Martyr d'Anghera Vol. 1 (of 2)

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Page 12 and 13: De Orbe Novo The Eight Decades of P
Page 14: ^0 THE MEMORY OF MY MATERNAL GRANDF
Page 18: ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE Cardinal Ascanio
Page 21 and 22: 2 De Orbe Novo of the nobility of h
Page 23 and 24: 4 De Orbe Novo totle, and of Consta
Page 25 and 26: , 6 De Orbe Novo pagan ideals, cont
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Page 29 and 30: 10 De Orbe Novo the impressions and
Page 31 and 32: 12 De Orbe Novo the charm of his no
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Page 35 and 36: i6 De Orbe Novo property, their lib
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Page 41 and 42: 22 De Orbe Novo ised scholars in wh
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36 De Orbe Novo lady and even gaine
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— Der 38 De Orbe Novo which occur
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— 40 De Orbe Novo disinterestedne
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, 42 De Orbe Novo conferred upon Ma
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44 De Orbe Novo \ presaged, and in
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46 De Orbe Novo ments due to a cred
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48 De Orbe Novo marred by the retou
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50 De Orbe Novo the eminent Latinis
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52 De Orbe Novo into English by R.
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54 De Orbe Novo H. Harrisse: Bihlio
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, : . h , / ^^OOK I Cardinal Ascani
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BOOK I PETER MARTYR, APOSTOLIC PROT
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The First Decade 59 water, and to r
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; The First Decade 6i to the island
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The First Decade 63 later that they
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they are not dangerous. The First D
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The First Decade 67 tongue called A
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BOOK II TO THE VISCOUNT ASCANIO SFO
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' The First Decade 71 the centre is
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The First Decade 73 the following m
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The First Decade 75 than their actu
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The First Decade 'j'j cut their pri
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The First Decade 79 leg being still
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— The First Decade 8i spacious, w
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The First Decade 83 made their nest
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YOU BOOK III TO CARDINAL LUDOVICO d
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The First Decade 87 Ophir mentioned
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The First Decade 89 having surround
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The First Decade 91 very stony (for
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The First Decade 93 The natives cal
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The First Decade 95 fled to the mou
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Four ; The First Decade 97 ordered
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The First Decade 99 wood and fillin
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The First Decade loi the royal inst
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The First Decade 103 a man who went
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BOOK IV TO CARDINAL LUDOVICO d'ARAG
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The First Decade 107 chose Hojeda a
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The First Decade 109 journeys and a
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The First Decade iii The Admiral wa
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— The First Decade 113 completed,
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The First Decade 115 embarked to re
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The First Decade 117 About the cale
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The First Decade 119 for anything e
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The First Decade 121 built in diffe
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The First Decade 123 Nevertheless t
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The First Decade 125 of Xaragua, he
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The First Decade 127 there, it was
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9 The First Decade 129 the midst of
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The First Decade 131 They are calle
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The First Decade 133 of lofty statu
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The First Decade 135 Another very s
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The First Decade i37 were conducted
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The First Decade 139 same star when
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UPON BOOK VII TO THE SAME CARDINAL
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The First Decade 143 Adelantado wit
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The First Decade 145 shields, but t
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The First Decade 147 Ciguana people
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The First Decade 149 Court.' Wearie
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The First Decade 151 fifty leagues
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The First Decade 153 constantly wan
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The First Decade 155 Continuing the
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The First Decade i57 they found the
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The First Decade 159 laid his cours
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The First Decade i6i no relation wi
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The First Decade 163 India. ^ It is
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^ The First Decade 165 tion has pro
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: The First Decade 167 began to not
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The First Decade 169 men in the cav
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The First Decade 171 forth a woman
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The First Decade 173 sick man's bre
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; The First Decade 175 fixed in the
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BOOKX AND EPILOGUE TO THE DECADE TO
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The First Decade 179 for the most p
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The First Decade i8i kept by swineh
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The First Decade 183 pounds, and so
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The First Decade 185 with four ship
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BOOK I V AND Leo X. From an Old Cop
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190 De Orbe Novo and discard their
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192 De Orbe Novo desperate attack o
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194 E)e Orbe Novo another village s
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196 De Orbe Novo iola, not only to
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198 De Orbe Novo tenting themselves
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200 De Orbe Novo The Spaniards like
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202 De Orbe Novo fled, their caciqu
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YOU BOOK II are aware, Most Holy Fa
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2o6 De Orbe Novo establish himself
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2o8 De Orbe Novo begged him not to
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210 De Orbe Novo were thus divided,
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212 De Orbe Novo the Spaniards hear
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214 De Orbe Novo sixty of the seven
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2i6 De Orbe Novo found three of Nic
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8 21 De Orbe Novo arrows, as we hav
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220 De Orbe Novo homage to the Pena
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; 222 De Orbe Novo value among them
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THE BOOK IV Spaniards remained seve
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226 De Orbe Novo had found this met
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; 228 De Orbe Novo mouth, he came u
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230 De Orbe Novo as quick about it
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232 De Orbe Novo seize everything w
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234 De Orbe Novo This Vasco Nunez,
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236 De Orbe Novo in a manner as qua
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238 De Orbe Novo As soon as Quevedo
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240 De Orbe Novo gasping from hunge
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242 De Orbe Novo just as they fomie
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244 De Orbe Novo man, in order to v
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THE BOOK VII journey from Darien to
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; 248 De Orbe Novo published at the
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250 De Orbe Novo I obtained for him
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252 De Orbe Novo and their marriage
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254 De Orbe Novo equal in weight to
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256 De Orbe Novo countries which ha
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258 De Orbe Novo tinent lies on thi
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26o De Orbe Novo Holiness by such a
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262 De Orbe Novo but they are pleas
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264 De Orbe Novo canoes, flows into
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266 De Orbe Novo the number and siz
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268 De Orbe Novo one of Boviano, Si
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270 De Orbe Novo continent is very
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272 De Orbe Novo the mountains. Col
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274 De Orbe Novo length of the cont
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276 De Orbe Novo with worms and hal
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The Third Decade 279
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282 De Orbe Novo and has rewarded t
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284 De Orbe Novo there are no roads
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286 De Orbe Novo and the chiefs wea
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288 De Orbe Novo took possession of
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290 De Orbe Novo religion, and to d
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' 292 De Orbe Novo of a certain Bis
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294 De Orbe Novo of the sun. Some f
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296 De Orbe Novo or are they rather
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298 De Orbe Novo already knew the c
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300 De Orbe Novo Spaniards affirm t
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302 De Orbe Novo asked how he had p
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304 De Orbe Novo lasted uninterrupt
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3o6 De Orbe Novo messengers to call
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3o8 De Orbe Novo bread. Pochorroso
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310 De Orbe Novo the kind, and that
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312 De Orbe Novo Vasco decided to l
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314 De Orbe Novo he reached Darien
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BOOK IV I HAD resolved, Most Holy F
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8 31 De Orbe Novo admiringly, bring
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320 De Orbe Novo From one shore to
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322 De Orbe Novo of the shores of t
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324 De Orbe Novo threatening shouts
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326 De Orbe Novo was therefore beca
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328 De Orbe Novo whenever they were
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330 De Orbe Novo as on other simila
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332 De Orbe Novo Before going farth
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334 De Orbe Novo This must certainl
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336 De Orbe Novo On the eve of the
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338 De Orbe Novo celebrated harbour
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340 De Orbe Novo tribes that they p
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342 De Orbe Novo brigands have depo
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344 De Orbe Novo earthenware, as we
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THE BOOK VI time has come, Most Hol
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348 De Orbe Novo Divine Law, and th
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350 De Orbe Novo brought other prov
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352 De Orbe Novo be chosen out of t
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; 354 De Orbe Novo unhealthy, it is
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356 De Orbe Novo the islanders of H
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PEDRO BOOK VII ARIAS, the governor
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36o De Orbe Novo veneration. Until
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362 De Orbe Novo tos composed by th
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364 De Orbe Novo greatest part of i
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366 De Orbe Novo districts. We shal
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368 De Orbe Novo none of the others
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THE BOOK VIII province of Bainoa, w
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372 De Orbe Novo long by nine or te
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374 De Orbe Novo harm because of th
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376 De Orbe Novo of our religion is
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378 De Orbe Novo It was in that sam
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38o De Orbe Novo of these springs i
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382 De Orbe Novo over, you reached
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IT BOOK IX is said that the early i
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386 De Orbe Novo If I may believe w
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388 De Orbe Novo country called Cai
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390 De Orbe Novo stones will be fou
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: 392 De Orbe Novo animals arrives,
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AS BOOK X soon as he landed, the go
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396 De Orbe Novo they are all happy
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398 De Orbe Novo cacique had his di
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; 400 De Orbe Novo Caribs are found
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; 402 De Orbe Novo meanwhile prepar
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404 De Orbe Novo de Badajoz and his
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4o6 De Orbe Novo of gold, which cla
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4o8 De Orbe Novo side of the gulf;
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410 De Orbe Novo stagnant lakes and
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412 De Orbe Novo asked his opinion,
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414 De Orbe Novo please Your Beatit
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