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A Description of the Coasts of East Africa and Malabar in the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century
作者：Barbosa, Duarte, 1480?-1521 [Dubious author]; Magalhães, Fernão de, -1521 [Dubious author]; Stanley, Henry Edward John Stanley, Baron, 1827-1903 [Translator]
体例：段 章数：19
字数：386,626 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 19 段- Having passed the Vciques grandes towards Sofala, a fortress
- Leaving these towns of the Moors and entering into the inter
- Having passed this place, further along the coast is another
- Leaving the kingdom of Ulcinde, in the same direction, at a
- Entering this river of Guendari, to the north-east is the gr
- Beyond this river commences the kingdom of Narsinga, which c
- This king constantly resides in the before-mentioned palaces
- And on their breasts, shoulders, and foreheads, they make ma
- And if any of the common people, whether Gentiles or Moors,
- There is another sect of people among the Indians of Malabar
- You must know that from Cunbala, country of the King of Nars
- Over against Panam, Cochin, and Coulam, to the west and sout
- Having passed the river Ganges, along the coast twenty leagu
- The said kingdom of Ansyane throws out a great point of land
- One of three fanoes three quarters and a
- The houses of this city of Samatra and its island, which are
- [52] Camaran, Ortelius.
- "Explicemus jam tandem, quam nam florentem aetatem in utroqu
- [336] Bachian, Machian, Motir, Tidore, Tarenate, Ortelius; B