ILLUSTRATIONS

Magalhães’s ship “Victoria;” photographic reproduction

of cut facing p. 102 of Henry Stevens’s Johann Schoner

(edited by C. H. Coote, London, 1888): from the copy in

Lenox Library. (Probably the ideal conception of some

early artist, and perhaps of the type of the “Victoria.”

Its source is not mentioned in the above book.) Frontispiece

Pigafetta’s Chart of the Straits of Magellan 86

Pigafetta’s Charts of the Unfortunate Isles and the Ladrones 92

Pigafetta’s Chart of the islands of Samar, etc. 102

Pigafetta’s Chart of the islands of Bohol, etc. 112

Pigafetta’s Chart of the islands of Cebú, Mactan, and Bohol 136

Pigafetta’s Charts of the islands of Panglao and Cagayan Sulu 202

Pigafetta’s Charts of the islands of Paragua and Borneo 210

Pigafetta’s Charts of the islands of Mindanao and of Jolo, etc. 230

Pigafetta’s Chart of the islands of Sarangani, etc. 238

Pigafetta’s Chart of the islands of Sanguir, etc. 242

Pigafetta’s Chart of the islands of Paghinzara, etc. 246

Pigafetta’s Chart of the islands of Ternate, etc. 250

Map showing discoveries of Magalhães; photographic facsimile

from Mappamundo (Goa, 1571) of Fernão Vas Dourado, a MS.

hydrographical atlas preserved in Archivo Nacional da Torre

do Tombo, Lisbon 270, 271

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