INDEX.
[Reference is commonly made but once to a book if repeatedly mentioned in the text; but other references are made when additional information about the book is conveyed.]
[Aa], Vander, his collection, [68];
map of the Pacific coast, [467].
See [Vander Aa.]
Abancay River, [544].
Abarca, P., Reyes de Aragon, [68].
Abayoa, [233].
Abert, J. W., Report on New Mexico, [487], [501].
Ablyn, Nieuwe Weerelt, [410].
Abreu de Galineo, [36].
Acadia (Larcadia), [451], [453].
view of, [394];
commerce with Philippines, [454].
Acklin Island, [92].
Acosta, Col. J., Hist. N. Granada, [582].
Acosta, José de, in Peru, [552];
used Duran’s manuscript, [420];
account of him, [420];
De Natura Novi Orbis, [420];
on the conversion of the Indians, [420];
on the natives of Peru and Mexico, [420];
Hist. nat. y moral de las Indias, [420];
Beschreibung der America, [420];
New Welt, [420];
America oder West India, [420];
East and West Indies, [420].
Actahachi, [248].
Actes de la Société d’Ethnologie, [50].
Acuña, bishop of Caracas, [560];
Rio de las Amazons, [589];
translated by Gomberville, [584].
Adda, G. d’, [47].
Adlard, Geo. Amye Robsart, [466].
Admiral’s map, [112].
Adrian VI., [235].
Adrian, Cardinal, [307].
Æneas Sylvius, [30];
his Historia, [31];
annotated by Columbus (cut), [32].
Africa, geography of, [39];
circumnavigated by the ancients, [40];
sketch-map of explorations (cut), [40];
map of (1490), [41];
supposed to be connected with America, [127];
coast of, by Ptolemy, [165];
map of (1509), [172];
in Pomponius Mela’s map, [180].
Agathodæmon maps, [28].
Agile, [246].
Agnese, Baptista, portolano of Charles V., [222];
map of the Moluccas, [440];
map (1539), [445];
map (1554), [448].
Agricola, Rudolphus, [182];
his tract Ad Vadianum, [182].
Aguado, Juan, [17].
Aguilar, [463].
Aguilar, Conde de, [390].
Aguilar, Francisco de, [260].
Aguilar, Marcos de, [386].
Aguilar, Martin, his voyage, [461].
Aguirre, F. de, [528].
Aguirre, Lope de, his revolt from Ursua, [582];
killed, [582];
account of, [582].
Ahumada, Pedro de, [254].
[Ailly], Pierre d’ (Petrus de Aliacus), [28];
Ymago Mundi, [28];
notes on, by Columbus, [29];
fac-simile of them, [31].
See D’Ailly.
Alabama River, [295].
Alaman, Lúcas, translates Prescott, [427];
Historia de la República Méjicana, [ii], [428];
Historia de Méjico, [428];
Alaminos, Anton de, pilot, [201], [203], [233], [234], [236], [283].
Alarcon, Hernando, sent to support by sea Coronado’s expedition, [443], [481];
on the Colorado, [481];
his buried message found, [486].
Alaska, first fairly mapped, [464];
(Alaschka), [469].
Albertini, Francesco, Opusculum de Romæ, [154];
De Roma prisca, [154].
Albertus Magnus, [28];
his portrait (cut), [29];
De natura locorum, [64];
edited by Tanstetter, [173].
[Albo] (Alvaro), Francisco, log-book, [615].
Alcabala, [561].
Alcalde, duties of, [348].
Alcaforado, Francisco, [38].
Alcantara, Francisco Martin de, [512].
Alcantara, Martin de, [534].
Alcarraz, Diego d’, [486], [491], [496].
Alcazar, Campañía de Jesus, [279].
Alcon, Pedro, [511].
Aldana, [239].
Aldana, Lorenzo de, [239], [540], [541], [545], [556], [569].
Alderete, J. de, [528].
Aleutian Islands, first fairly mapped, [464].
Aleque, F. X., [399].
Alexander VI., Pope, [13];
bust of, [44];
addressed by Columbus, [46].
See [Bull]; [Demarcation].
Alfinger, Ambrosio de, his expedition, [579].
Alguazil, [553].
Alibamo (Alimamu, Limamu), [250].
Allard, Carolus, his Atlas, [466].
Allefonsce, rough sketch-map of the Antilles, [227].
Allegania, name proposed for the United States, [178].
Allegretti, Allegri, his Ephemerides, [1].
Allen, J. A., Bibliography of Cetacea, [420].
Allgemeine geographische Ephemeriden, [140], [593].
[Almagro], Diego, [196], [505];
proclaimed governor of Peru, [534];
his career, [506];
follows Pizarro, [507];
made governor of Tumbez, [512];
breaks with Pizarro, [512];
brings re-enforcements, [517];
likeness, [518];
asks for a province, [518];
agreement with Pizarro, [522];
goes to conquer Chili, [523];
enters and claims Cusco, [525];
conference with Pizarro, [526];
defeated and put in chains, [527];
his son Diego, [527];
Almanacs, early, [102].
Almendral (Almendras), Martin de, [577].
Alonzo V. (Portugal), [3].
Altamaha, [246].
Altamirano, D. G., [545].
Alva, Duke of, [88].
Alvarado, Alonzo de, [534], [541];
advances on Cusco, [526];
defeated, [526];
escapes from Cusco, [526];
likeness, [544];
defeated by Giron, [545].
Alvarado, Garcia de, [535].
Alvarado, Gomez de, [527].
Alvarado, Gonzalo, his manuscript on the conquest of Guatemala, [419].
Alvarado, Hernando de, [503].
Alvarado, Pedro de, [351];
autog., [367];
with Grijalva, [203];
in Mexico, [367];
at the second siege, [376];
receives Tapia, [380];
in Guatemala, [383];
accounts of his trial, [398], [419];
in Peru, [520];
his report to Cortés, [411];
his despatches from Guatemala, [419];
returns to Guatemala, [522];
new grant to, [522].
Alvaro. See [Albo.]
Alviles, Diego, [506].
Alzate, [375].
Amador de los Rios, José, edits Oviedo, [346].
Amaguayo, [233].
Amandus, Chronica, [417].
Amat di San Filippo, Pietro, Biog. dei viaggiatori Italiani, [155];
mappamondi, etc., [155];
Studi biog. e bibliog., [93].
Amat, Dic. de los escritores Catalanes, [45].
Amatepeque, [503].
Amati, Ricerche, [51].
discovered, [528];
history of the, [579];
(Paricura, Marañon, Orellana), [188];
sketch-map, [581].
Amazons (female warriors), [584], [585];
(in New Mexico), [474].
Amboyna, [591].
Amelia Island, [282].
America, La, [47].
[America], in Schöner’s globe (1535), [118];
name on the Tross gores, [120];
on the Da Vinci sketch, [126];
paper on the naming of, by Justin Winsor, [153];
name proposed in Cosmog. introd., with fac-similes, [146], [168];
earliest use of name on maps, [171], [172];
should be called Columba, [174];
a part of Asia, [176];
the name first applied to the entire continent (1541), [178];
name of, in editions of Ptolemy, [184].
See [North America], [South America].
American Ethnological Society, Transactions, [501].
American Journal of Numismatics, [470].
American Philosophical Society’s Transactions, [35].
American Review, [501].
Amichel, [284];
named by Garay, [237].
Amigos del Pais, Informe, etc., [82].
Amoretti, Charles, on Maldonado, [456];
publishes Pigafetta, [614].
Amuca, [589].
Amunátegui, M. L., Descub. i conq. de Chile, [573];
La sorpresa de Curalava, [573].
Anahuac plateau, [358], [359].
Anaica, [246].
Analectic Magazine, [50].
Anales de Aragon, [68], [421].
Anaquito, [538].
Añasco, Juan de, [245], [246].
Ancients, their references to western lands, [25].
Ancona, Yucatan, [429], [558].
Ancoras, [449].
Ancuparius, Thos., [173].
Andagoya, Pascual de, [196], [199], [212], [505], [541], [564];
his Relation, [212], [214], [564];
edited by Markham, [212], [564];
inspector-general, [506];
his life, [564];
in Biru, [506];
founds Buenaventura, [536].
Andahuaylas, [519].
Andalusian bibliophiles, [66].
Anderson, America not discovered by Columbus, [33].
Andes, [514]. See [Cordilleras].
Andrade, J. M., [422];
his library, [399];
its sale, [430].
Anghiera. See [Martyr].
Anian, early use of the name, [445];
on the Asiatic coast, [445].
Anian, Gulf of, [454].
Anian Regnum, [452], [454], [459], [472].
Anian, Straits of, origin of the name, [445];
first on maps, [449];
mentioned, [445], [451], [453], [454], [455], [459], [461], [463], [464], [465], [466], [467];
Goldson on, [456].
Anson, Voyages, [467].
Antarctic continent, [119], [433], [454], [457];
(Terra Australis), [459].
Antichthones, [180].
Antigua, [197];
abandoned, [199].
See [Santa Maria].
Antilhas, [108].
Antilles (Antiglie), [220];
(Entillas), [226];
first named, [38].
(Antiglie), [121];
Antischia, [584].
Antonio, Bibliotheca Hisp. nova, [575].
Antonio de la Ascension, [460].
Antwerp, Bull. de la Soc. geog., [59].
Anza, [468].
Apalche, [281].
Apalache Bay, [243], [283], [288].
Apalaches, [295].
[Apianus], Petrus (Bienewitz), Cosmog. liber, [173], [174], [182];
Declaratio typi cosmographici, [176], [182];
account of him, [182];
annotated by G. Frisius, [183];
later editions, [184], [185], [186];
his likeness, from Reusner, [179];
another likeness, [185];
bibliography of, [180], etc.;
his map (1520), [122], [173], [182];
fac-simile of it, [183].
Apollonius, Levinus, De Peruviæ regionis, [576].
Apurimac, [520].
Arabs, their marine charts, [94].
Aragon, archives of, [ii].; chronicles of, [68].
Arana, Diego de, [10];
Bibliog. de obras anón., [66], [289].
poem on, by Ercilla, [571].
Araucaria, [562].
Arauco, [524].
Arbadaos, [244].
Arbolancha, Pedro de, [196], [211].
Archæological Institute of America, Reports, [502].
Arche, [491].
Archivo dos Açores, [40].
Archivo Mexicano, [398].
Arciniega, Sancho de, [278].
Arctic Ocean (mare septentrionale incognito), [451].
Ardoino, Ant. defence of C. de Vaca, [286];
Exámen, [286].
Arellano, C. d’, [258].
Arellano, Tristan d’, [213], [482], [486], [489], [504];
attacked, [495].
Arequipa, [519], [558], [559];
founded, [523].
Argensola, Anales de Aragon, [91];
Conq. de las islas Malucas, [616].
Arguello, Hernando de, [213].
Arias, Gomez, [503];
seeks De Soto, [253].
Aribau, B. C., [584].
Arica, [519].
Aristotle, [24];
De mundo, [26].
Arizona, [477].
Arkansas Indians, [294].
Armas, J. L. de, Las Cenizas de Colon, [82].
Armor of Columbus’ time (cut), [4];
of Cortés’ time, [360];
Arms of Spanish towns and provinces, [409].
Arnim, T., Das alte Mexico, [362], [428].
Arrowsmith, his maps show Lake Parima, [589].
Arthus, Gothard, [420];
India orientalis, [616].
Arx Carolina, [269].
Ascension Bay in Yucatan, [203].
Asensio, J. M., Los restos de Colon, [82].
[Asia], in Pomponius Mela’s map, [180].
Asian theory, [42]. See [America].
Aspa, Ant. de, [89].
Asseline, David, Antiquitéz de Dieppe, [34].
Astaburriaga, F. S., [573].
Astete, Miguel, his narrative, [566].
Astrolabe, [96];
picture of, [96].
Astronomers, important on early voyages, [148].
Atabillos, Marquis of, [522].
Atacama, [559];
desert, [524].
Atacames, [508].
Atahualpa, [514];
made prisoner, [516];
murdered, [517].
Atienza, Blas de, [520];
with Balbóa, [520].
Atienza, Blas de (son), Relacion, [520].
Atlantic Ocean, names of, [36];
called “Mare del Nort”, [451].
Atlantis, [37].
Atti della Soc. Ligure di Storia Patria, [106], [616].
Attwood’s Bay, [56].
Aubin manuscripts, [418].
Audiencia, [348];
of New Spain, [387];
of San Domingo, [382].
Augustinian friars, [399].
Ausland, das, [9], [66], [103].
Aute (harbor), [243].
Auto da fé in Peru, [557].
Autun, d’, [28].
Avavares (Indians), [244].
Avendaño, Diego de, [343].
Avila, Alonso de, [351], [429], [520].
Avila, Pedro Arias d’, [505];
governor of Nicaragua, [508].
See [Pedrárias].
[Avila]. See [Davila, Gil Gonzales].
Ayala, Pedro de, [518].
Ayays, [253].
Ayllon, Lucas Vasquez de, of St. Domingo, [238];
on the Florida coast, [240];
land of, [221];
in Virginia, [241];
dies, [241];
authorities on, [285];
map of his explorations, [285].
Ayora, [197].
Azevedo (Jesuit), [278].
Azores, [105], [115], [451]; in 1541, [177];
Archivo dos Açores, [40];
rediscovered, [38].
Aztec civilization, described by Prescott, [425];
doubted by Wilson, [427].
Aztec literature, [417].
Aztecs before the Conquest, as described by Sahagun, [416];
driven from Mexico, [445].
Babueca, [127].
Baccalaos, [128], [432], [434], [436];
(Bacalaos), [223], [228], [446];
(Bacalar), [126];
(Baccallaos), [435];
(Bacallaos), [435];
(Bacaalear), [432];
(Baccalearum regio), [177], [433];
(Bacalhos), [446];
(Baccalos), [451];
(Baqualan), [450];
map of, [435].
Bachiler, Apuntes para la hist. de Cuba, [230].
Backer, La compagnie de Jésus, [420].
[Backstaff], [98], [100].
See [Cross-staff].
Bacon, Fr., Life of Henry VII., [3].
Bacon, Roger, [28];
Opus Majus, [28].
Badajos, Gonzalo de, [198].
Badajos, Congress of, [439].
Baerle, K. van, edits Herrera, [461].
Baez, [282].
Baguet, “Ces restes de Colomb”, [82].
Bahamas (Banama), [217];
discovered, [233];
number of, [53];
map, [55];
slaves taken at, [236].
Bahia de Cavallos, [243].
Bahia de la Cruz (Apalache), [243], [288].
Balbóa, M. C., Histoire du Peru, [576].
[Balbóa], Vasco Nuñez de, [193];
hears of the Southern Sea, [194];
discovers it, [176], [195], [211], [217], [436], [439], [505];
his trial, [197];
executed, [199], [212], [213];
authorities on, [210];
portrait, [195].
Balbuena, El Bernardo, [430].
Baldelli, Milione di Marco Polo, [156].
Baldi, C. Colombo, [69].
Baldwin, C. C., [457];
Prehistoric Nations, [25].
Ballenar, [524].
Balsas, Rio, [198].
Bamba, river, [521].
Banchero, G., [iv].; ed. of Codice, [72].
Bancroft, Geo., on Prescott, [427].
Bancroft, H. H., his manuscripts, [viii];
on Herrera, [67];
his Early American Chroniclers, [207];
his authorities on Mexican history, [399];
criticism of Prescott, [425];
his lists of books on Mexico, [430];
his Native Races, [502];
History of Pacific States, [502];
North Mexican States, [502];
Central America, [207], [502], [578];
California, [502];
Northwest Coast, [502];
New Mexico and Arizona, [502].
Banda, [591].
Bandelier, A. F., on Chimalpain, [412];
bibliography of Yucatan, [215], [429], [430];
Historical Introduction to Studies among the Sedentary Indians, [477], [502];
and the Codex Chimalpopoca, [418];
Ruins in the Valley of Pecos, [488].
Bandini, A. M., Vita di Vespucci, [131], [154].
Banks, Sir Joseph, [226].
Baranda, [vii].
Barbosa, Duarte, Sommario, [613].
Barburata, [581].
Barcelona, archives at, [ii].
[Barcia], Andres Gonzales, Ensayo cronológico, [283];
Historiadores primitivos, [401];
edits Herrera, [67];
edits G. de la Vega’s Florida, [290];
edits Torquemada, [422].
Barco, Pedro del, [517].
Barentz, [460].
Barlæus, Novus Orbis, [67].
Barlow, S. L. M., prints Harrisse’s Notes on Columbus, [viii].;
his library, [48].
Baronius, Annales, [592].
Barreiros, De Ophira regione, [154].
Barrio-Nuevo, F. de, [212], [495].
Barros, Arana Diego de, Collection d’ouvrages inédits ou rares sur l’Amérique, [573];
Proceso de Valdivia, [569];
Coleccion de historiadores de Chile, [572];
book on Magellan, [617].
Barros, João de, Asia, [90].
Barrow, Chronological History of Voyages, [33], [455].
Barry, J. J., on Columbus, [69].
Bartlett, J. R., on C. de Vaca’s route, [287];
on early printing in Mexico, [400].
Bartolozzi, F., Ricerche circa scoperte di Vespucci, [162];
Relazione, [162].
Basle, treaty of, [80].
Basos, [449].
Bassin de Sandacourt, [145], [164].
Bastidas, Rodrigo, [109], [189], [581];
authorities on his voyage, [206], [207];
Bauçault bay, [606].
Baudoin, J., [575].
Bautista, Joan, pilot, [616].
Bayuera, C., Copia de la lettera per Colombo, [62].
Bazan, Pedro de, [241].
Bazares, Guido de, [257].
Beaupré, [614].
Becher, Landfall of Columbus, [54].
Bede, [28].
Behaim, Martin, his career, [104];
his claim to early discoveries, [34];
his map of Magellan’s straits, [35], [604];
improves the astrolabe, [97];
on the African coast, [41];
portrait, [104];
section of, [105];
described, [105].
Behring on the Asiatic coast, [464];
his straits, [468].
Béjar, duque de, [390].
Belen, river, [22].
Belgrano, L. T., Ossa di Colombo, [83].
Belknap, Dr. Jeremy, on Columbus, [68];
his American Biography, [68].
Bellegarde, Abbé de, [341].
Bellegarde, Histoire universelle, [410].
Bellero, Juan, [186];
Bellin, Nic., his map of California, [468].
Belloro, G. T., on Columbus’ birthplace, [84];
Notizie, [84].
Belloy, Marquis de, Colomb, [69].
Benaduci, Lorenzo Boturini, [2];
his manuscripts, [397], [418];
Idea de una nueva historia, etc., [418], [429];
Catalogo, [429].
Benalcazar, Seb., [196], [538], [580].
Beneventanus, Marcus, [121], [154].
Benincasa, Andreas, portolano, [38].
Benzoni, Girolamo, [346];
Historia del mondo nuovo, [346], [347];
its bibliography, [347];
his portrait, [347];
Nuovamente ristampata, etc., [347];
on Columbus, [67];
Novæ novi orbis historiæ libri, [297], [347];
in De Bry, [347];
Der newenn Weldt, [347];
German versions, [347];
Dutch versions, [347];
English versions, [347].
Berardi, Juanoto, [131], [142].
Berckman, A., [184].
Berendt, C. H., [402].
Bergenroth, G. A., edits Rolls Series, [i].;
Calendar of Letters, etc., [i].;
finds a Columbus letter, [47];
Calendar of State Papers, [47];
on Isabella, [5].
Bergomas, Supplementum supplementi, [64].
See [Foresti].
Beristain, Bibliotheca Hispano-Americano, [429].
Berlin, Catalogue of manuscripts in the library at, [449];
Gesellschaft für Erdkunde, [93];
Berliner Zeitschrift für allgemeine Erdkunde, [579].
(1511), [110];
(1529), [221];
(1544), [227];
(1556), [228];
first seen, [155];
(Belmudo), [229];
in the early maps, [225].
Bernaldez, Andrés, Historia de los reyes católicos, [47], [83].
Bernalillo, [488].
Bernard, A. J., Geofroy Tory, [181].
Berreo, Ant. de, [586].
Berrio, [236].
Berthoud, E. L., [467].
Bertrand in Journal des Savants, [471].
Berwick, Duke of, [88].
Betanzos, Juan de, [546].
Beteta, Father Gregory de, [255].
Bianco, Andrea, his sea-chart, [38], [94].
Bibliophile Belge, [50].
Biblioteca de los Americanistas, [398], [419].
Biblioteca Colombina, [65].
Biblioteca Cosatenense, [159].
Biblioteca histórica de la Iberia, [408], [411].
Biblioteca nacional y extranjera, [428].
Biblioteca Valenciana, [iii].
Bibliotheca Thottiana, [171].
Bibliothek des literarischen Vereins in Stuttgart, [579].
Bibliothèque Elzévirienne, [293].
Biedma, Luys Hernandez de, Relacion, [289], [290];
autog., [290].
Bienewitz. See [Apianus].
Bimini, [110], [217], [231], [283];
fountain at, [232];
name transferred to Mexico, [447].
Biobio river, [532].
Biondelli, [415].
Biondo, De ventis et navigatione, [421].
[Birú], [198], [199], [505], [509];
visited by Andagoya, [506].
See [Peru].
the range of, [244].
See [Buffalo].
Blaeu, Atlas, [587];
his maps of California, [467].
[Blanco], Cape, [40], [280], [461];
(Blamquo), [448].
Blome, Description (1670), [466].
Bobadilla, Friar Fr. de, [526].
Bobadilla, Isabel del, [197].
Boca del Drago, [187].
Boca de Términos, [203].
Bocchi, Francesco, Libri elogiorum, [154].
Bœmus, Johannes, Omnium gentium mores, [615].
Boesnier, Le Mexique conquis, [430].
Bogotá, [581];
Federmann and others at, [579].
Bohan, [531].
Boissard, Icones, [67];
Bibliotheca, etc., [67], [73].
Bollaert, Wm., [582].
Bonhomme, M., [186].
Boni, G., Biblioteca Estense, [107].
Bonnefoux, Baron de, Vie de Colomb, [69].
Bontier, [36].
Bookworm, [48].
Borde, P. G. L., L’île de Trinidad, [587].
Borja, J. H. de, [562].
Borroméo, Fred., Cardinal, [57], [614].
Bory de Saint-Vincent, Les Isles Fortunées, [36].
Bos, Van den, Leven en Daden, [68].
Bosschaert, [162].
Bossi, L., Vita di Colombo, [68].
Boston, a ship from, alleged to be met by De Fonte, [462].
Botero, Relaciones, [461].
Boturini. See Benaduci.
Bouguer, [590].
Boulenger, Louis, [120].
Bourke, J. G., on Coronado, [503].
Bourne, Regiment of the Sea, [98].
Bowen, his map, [468].
Braba, [495].
Bracamoras, [527].
Bradford Club publications, [290].
Braga, John of, [596].
Branco river, [587].
Brant, Seb., portrait, [59];
Narrenschiff, [58].
Brantôme, Grands capitaines, [298].
[Brasilie], [118], [119].
See [Brazil].
Brasseur de Bourbourg, Popul-Vuh, [25];
on Spanish cruelty, [343];
his authority, [418];
Nations civilisées, [418], [428];
on the manuscript of Bernal Diaz, [428];
edits Bishop Landa’s Relation, [429];
Codex Chimalpopoca, [418].
[Braun] and Hogenberg, Civitates, [378];
Cités du Monde, [378].
Bravo, Melchor, [542], [545], [551].
[Brazil], [228], [435], [436], [437], [446];
bibliography of, [617];
cut off by line of demarcation, [596];
first visited, [150];
in the Lenox globe, [123], [170];
map of coast (1522), [598];
natives of, [597];
cannibals, [597];
called Terra Sanctæ Crucis, [169], [219];
(Prisilia), [121];
(Bresilia), [459].
See [Prisilia], [Brasilie], [Bresilia].
Breckenridge, H. M., Early Discoveries in New Mexico, [502].
Bresil (island), [36], [451], [453].
See [Brazil].
Breusing, Gerhard Kremer, [471].
Breusing, A., Zur Geschichte der Kartographie, [55].
Brevoort, J. C., on Spanish-American documents, [i], [vii];
on Muñoz, [iii];
Remains of Columbus, [82];
on the arms of Columbus, [88];
on the bibliography of Cortés, [411];
on the bibliography of Gomara, [414];
on Viscaino, [461].
Breydenbach, B. de, his Peregrinationes, [8], [10].
Briceño, Alonzo, [510].
Briggs, Master, his map in Purchas, [462], [466].
Aboriginal American Literature, [419];
Floridian Peninsula, [283].
British Museum, Spanish documents in, [vii];
Index to Manuscripts, [vii];
Catalogue of Spanish Manuscripts, [vii].
Brito, Ant., [616].
Brovius, [592].
Brown, Rawdon, Calendar of State Papers, [1];
and the Venetian archives, [viii];
discovery of letters respecting Vespucius, [152].
Bruzen, la Martinière, Introduction à l’histoire, [468].
Buache, [468];
Considérations géographiques, [461];
Découvertes de l’Amiral de Fonte, [463];
and Kino’s map, [467];
on Maldonado, [455].
Buell, Bernardus, [58].
[Buffalo], early pictures (1542), of, [477], [488], [489];
first Spanish knowledge of, [487].
See [Bison].
Buga, [509].
Buil (or Boil), [16].
See [Alexander VI.: Demarcation].
Bullart, Isaac, [73].
Bulletin de la Société d’Anvers, [82].
Bunbury, History of Ancient Geography, [95].
Bürck, August, Magellan, [593], [617].
Buriel opposes Delisle’s views on De Fonte, [463].
Burke, Edmund, European Settlements in America, [424].
Burney, South Sea Voyages, [461].
Burton, Hans Stade, [616].
Bustamante, Carlos Maria de, [398];
edits Cavo’s Tres Siglos, [428];
publishes Chimalpain, [412].
Butler, J. D., on the naming of America, [178];
on portraits of Columbus, [71].
Büttner, [221].
Byington, Choctaw Definer, [258].
Bynneman, Henry, [414].
Caballero, Diego, [239].
Caballero, oration on Columbus, [81].
at Culiacan, [474];
Relacion, [499].
See [Vaca].
Cabezudo, J. R., [90].
Cabo, Deseado, [608].
Cabo Frio, [596].
See [Frio].
Cabot, Sebastian, compared with Columbus, [99];
his records of longitude, [100];
on Vespucius, [154];
was he on the Florida coast, [231];
apparently ignorantof Gomez’ voyage, [242];
testifies in the Columbus lawsuit, [242];
at La Plata, [440];
an Italian, [2];
with his father discovers North America, [135];
thought it different from Asia, [136].
Cabral discovers Brazil, [24], [156], [169], [205].
Cabrera, Bueno, his Navegacion, [453].
Cabrera, Cristóbal, Manual de adultos, [400].
Cabrillo, Juan Rodriguez, on the California coast, [444], [481].
Cabusto, [250].
Cacama, [364].
Cadamosto, [40].
Cadodaguios, [294].
Cadoret, E., Vie de Colomb, [65], [69].
Caicos, [233].
Cakchiquels, [383].
Calancha, Ant. de la, Coronica, [570].
Caldera, [524].
Calderon de la Barca, [427].
Calderon de la Barca, Juan, in Chili, [531].
Calendars, published by English Government, [i].
Cali, [509].
Calicut, [42].
California, coast of, in maps, [447], etc.;
map by Dudley, [465];
discovered by Cortés, [393];
origin of name, [443];
history by Clavigero, [425].
California (gulf), map of, by Cortés, [442];
called Gulf of Cortés, [443];
Red Sea, [443];
(Mer Vermiglio), [228];
map of, by Castillo, [443];
by Cabot, [447];
by Freire, [448];
(Mar Vermeio), [449];
map by Wytfliet, [458].
California (peninsula), Kino’s explorations, [467];
early thought to be an island, [442];
then held to be a peninsula, [445];
so shown on various maps, [445], etc.;
omitted on others, [446];
represented very broad, [228];
distorted in shape, [452];
by Wytfliet, [458];
later reputed to be an island, [461];
maps showing it as peninsula, [461];
earliest insularizing of it, [461];
early suspicions of its insularity, [461];
in Briggs’s map, [462];
an island on a captured Spanish chart, [462];
a peninsula in De Laet, [462];
an island, [466];
varied views, [467].
Caliquen, [246].
Callao, [519].
Callender, Voyages to Terra Australis, [162].
Caluça, [251].
Calvet de Estella, “De rebus gestis Cortesii”, [397].
Calveton. See [Chauveton].
Cam, Diego, [41];
on the African coast, [35].
Camargo, Diego de, at Pánuco, [238];
Muñoz, account of, [418];
his History of Tlaxcala, [418];
his expedition, [284];
names of his followers, [415].
Camaron, Josef, [261].
Cambiasi, Count, his sale, [iv].
Camercane (islands), [177].
Camers, John, edits Mela, [182];
edits Solinus, [173].
Campanius, on California, [466].
Campe, Friedrich, Zum Andenken Pirkheimers, [102].
Campi, Historia ecclesiastica di Piacenza, [84].
Canadian Monthly, [97].
[Canaries (islands)], [8], [105], [177], [451];
as first meridian, [95];
bibliography of, [36];
settled by Béthencourt, [36].
See [Fortunate Islands].
Canasagua, [247].
Cañate (town), founded, [547].
Cañate. See [Mendoza].
Cañaveral, [277].
[Cañaveral], Cape, [263], [264], [295].
Cancelada, Counts of, [569].
Cancellieri, F. G., Diss. sopro Colombo, viii, [65], [73], [84].
Cancer de Barbastro, Luis, and the Indians, [254];
in Florida, [255];
killed, [255].
Cancheto, [187].
Candia, P. de, [510], [512], [528], [536].
Canico. See [Cancio].
Canizares, El Pleyto de Cortés, [430].
Cannibals, [175], [220], [303], [329];
of Brazil, [597];
Cannon, of Cortés’ time, [352];
cast in Mexico, [380].
Cano, Francisco, [504].
Cano, Melchior, [315].
Canoe, Indian (cut), [17];
described by Pigafetta, [596].
Canovai, S., Elogio di Vespucci, [155];
various publications on Vespucius, [155].
Cantino, Alberto, his map, [43], [107], [231];
sketch, [108];
illustrates Vespucius’ voyage, [156];
type of, [122].
Cantipratensis, De rerum natura, [28].
Canto, Ernesto do, Archivo dos Açores, [38];
Os Corte-Reaes, [107].
Cantù, Storia universale, [83].
Canzio, M., [78].
[Cape]. See [Arenas], [Blanco], [Bojador], [Cañaveral], [Corrientes], [Good Hope], [Gracias a Dios], [Hatteras], [Mendocino], [Mesurado], [Non], [Passado], [Race], [Roman], [Roxo], [Rostro], [St. Augustin], [St. Helena], [St. Roman], [San Francisco], [Santa Maria], [Stormy], [Tiburon], [Trafalgar].
See also [Cabo].
Cape Breton (Berton), [451], [453].
Cape De Verde Islands, [39], [105], [115].
[Cape Race] (Ras), [453].
Cape St. Lucas (de Balena), [458].
Cape St. Vincent, fight at, [1], [2].
Capiapa, [559].
“Capitana”, ship, [20].
Capponi. See [Gino].
Capriolo, Ritratti, [72].
Caravantes, F. L. de, [566].
Carbajal, F. de, joins Gonzalo Pizarro, [537];
leads Vaca de Castro’s army, [536];
executed, [542].
Carbajal, Mexico, [73].
Carballido y Zuniga. See [Barcia].
Cardenas, [496].
Cardenas y Cano, Florida, [575].
See [Barcia].
Cárdenas, F. de, his Coleccion, [vii].
Cardenas, Garcia Lopez de, [484], [488].
Cárdenas, Luis de, [397].
Carderera, V., Retratos de Colon, [70].
Cardona, Nicolas de, [461].
Careta, [195].
Caribana (punta), [189].
Caribbee Islands, [16].
Carillo, Luis, [198].
Carleton, J. H., Excursion to the Ruins of Abo, etc., [494].
Carlos (Indian chief), [279], [282].
Carlos. See [Charles].
Carlyle, Thomas, on Prescott’s letters, [427].
Carmona, Alonzo de, [290].
Caroline. See [Fort Caroline].
Carpenter, his Geography, [462].
Carrion, A. de, [511].
[Cartagena], [190], [191], [209], [581];
view of, [192];
taken by Lago, [584];
plundered, [262].
Cartas de Indias, [viii], [567];
map in, [222].
Carthagena, Juan de, [592], [599], [604], [607].
Carthagena. See [Cartagena].
Cartier, watched by Spanish spies, [254].
Carvajal, A. S. de, factor of Columbus, [iv].
Carvajal, B. de, [57].
Carver, the traveller, [469];
his Travels, [469].
Casa de la Contratacion, [57], [348].
Casas, pursues Olid, [384].
Caseneuve, [1];
(admiral), [86].
Casoni, Annali di Genova, [83], [90].
Casqui, [251].
Cass, Lewis, on Aztec civilization, [427].
Cassanare River, [586].
Cassano Serra, Duke de, [450].
Cassaquiari Canal, [581], [582].
Cassava bread, [598].
Castañeda, Gabriel, on the Conquest of the Chichimecs, [419].
Castañeda, Pédro de, Relation, [500].
Castaño de Sosa, Gaspar, [504].
Castellani, [342];
Catalogo, [435].
Castellanos, Juan de, his portrait, [583];
Castilla del Oro, [88], [169], [221], [459], [505];
See [New Castile].
Castillo, [244];
fac-simile of his map of California, [444].
Castro, Lope Garcia de, governor of Peru, [551];
his life, [570].
Castro, Vaca de, his letters, [567];
his life by Herrera, [567].
Cat Island, [55].
Catalan mappemonde, [38], [94].
Catalutla, [392].
Catamaran, [611].
Cataneo on Columbus, [64].
Catesby, Carolina, [53].
Catoche, [384];
Caulin, Ant., Hist. Nueva Andalucia, [587].
Cavendish, [464];
on Pacific coast, [456];
captures Viscaino, [460].
Cavo, Andrés, Tres siglos de México, [428].
Caxamalca, [558].
Caxamarca, [514], [516], [519].
Cayas, [251].
Cenú, expedition to, [208];
(river), [189].
Cepeda, [537], [538], [540], [541].
Cepeda and Carillo, Ciudad de México, [375].
Cermeñon, [453].
Ceron, George, [259].
Cerpa, Diego Fernando de, [586].
Cervantes, Ant. de, [240].
Cespedes, A. G. de, Reg. de Navigation, [45], [461].
founded, [523].
Chaco, Rio, [502].
Chac-xulub-chen, chronicle of, [419].
Chaix, Paul, Bassin du Mississipi, [287].
Chalco, [369].
Challcuchima, [520].
Challeux, Nicolas le (Challus), at Fort Caroline, [296];
Discours, [296];
Histoire mémorable, [296];
True and Perfect Description, [296];
edited by Gravier, [296];
De Gallorum Expeditione, [297].
Champlain, his astrolabe, [97].
Champoton, [203].
Chamuscado, F. S., [504].
Chanaral, [524].
Chanca, Dr., [57];
on Columbus’ second voyage, [89].
Channing, Edw., “Companions of Columbus”, [187].
Chapultepec, [374].
[Charles III]. (Spain), his care of documents, [ii].
Charles V. (Spain), forms archives of Simancas, [i].
Charles V. (Emperor), [88];
gives a map to Philip II., [222], [445], [446];
portrait in Jovius, [371];
in Herrera, [373];
portrait in title of a Latin Cortés, [409].
Charlesfort (Port Royal), [260], [274];
abandoned, [262].
Charlevoix on Columbus’ birth, [83];
Isle Espagnole, [88].
Charlotte Islands, [463].
Charton, his list of sources of Mexican history, [399];
Chaumette des Fossé, Catalogue, [576].
[Chauveton], Urbain, [297];
translates Benzoni, [347].
Chavanne, Dr. J., [222].
Chaves, Diego de, [518].
Chaves, F. de, [518], [520], [527];
murdered, [534].
Chaves, Hieronymus, his map, [281];
description of the Atlantic coast, [292].
Chelaque, [247].
Cherokees, [247].
Chesapeake Bay visited by Spaniards, [240], [260], [282].
Chevalier, M., Mexique ancien et moderne, [428].
Chia, [491].
Chiaha, [247].
Chibchas, [581].
Chicaça, [250].
Chicama, [519].
Chilaga, [459].
Chilca, [558].
Childe, E. V., translates Santarem’s Vespuce, [178].
Anales de in Universedad, [56];
coast, [460];
“Conquest and Settlement of”, by Markham, [505];
its earlier history, [524];
sketch-map of the Conquest, [524];
wars with Araucanians, [547];
Valdivia defeated, [549];
Villagra, governor, [549];
G. H. de Mendoza, governor, [549];
Villagra, governor, [551];
Quiroga, governor, [551];
audiencia of, [551];
Wytfliet’s map, [559];
Sotomayor, governor, [561];
Loyola, governor, [561];
sources of information, [571];
Varias relaciones del Peru y Chile, [576].
See [Almagro], [Valdivia].
Chillan, [524].
Chiloe, archipelago, [549].
Chimalhuacan, [369].
Chimalpain, Cronica Mexicana, [418];
translates Gomara, [412];
Bustamante supposes it a native text, [412];
Bandelier deceived, [412].
Chimborazo, [509].
Chinan. See [Golfo].
Chincha, [228], [519], [526], [558].
Chiquito (Colorado), [483].
Chirino, Pedro, Islas Filipinas, [616].
Choco Bay, [509].
Choctaco Bluff, [291].
Choix de documents géog. à la bibl. nat., [38].
Chronometer, [101].
Chuchama, [506], [507], [509].
Chucuito, [538].
Chupas, [536];
battle of, [567].
Chuquinga, [519];
battle at, [545].
Cia, [491].
Cianca, Andres de, [542].
Cibola, [477], [478], [480], [528];
identified, [483];
the district of, [483];
map of, [485];
expedition to, [503];
seven cities, [458];
various identifications of, [501], [502], [503].
Ciboletta, [501].
Cieza de Leon, Pedro de, [541];
career, [568];
fate of his manuscripts, [568];
La guerra de Quito, [568];
bibliography of, [573];
Parte primera de la chronica del Peru, [573];
various translations, [574];
Parts II., III., and IV., [574];
copy of manuscript in Lenox Library, [574];
Tercero libro, [574].
Cignatao, [224].
Ciguatan, [449], [473], [474], [499].
Cimarrones, [582].
Cimber et Danjon, Archives curieuses, [296].
Cinnamon, Land of, [528], [581].
[Cipango], [8], [24], [25], [105], [116];
described by Marco Polo, [29];
(Cimpangi), [128];
(Zipangri), [118], [119], [121];
(Zipagri), [120];
(Zipancri), [123];
(Zipugna), [124].
See [Japan].
Circourt, A. de, [66].
Cisneros, Diego, Ciudad de Mexico, [378].
Citri, Bon André de, [424].
Citri de la Guette, [289].
Civezza, Marcellino da, Missions Franciscaines, [3].
Civiltà cattolica, [69].
Cladera, C., Investigaciones históricas, [35], [78], [83], [105].
Clarke, Progress of Maritime Discovery, [40].
Clavigero, F. S., account of, [425];
his Messico, [425];
California, [425];
Hist. antigua de Méjico, [425];
Gesch. von Mexico, [425];
History of Mexico, translated by Cullen, [425];
portrait, [425];
his list of books on Mexico, [430].
Clavus, Claudius, [28].
Clemencin on the value of ancient Spanish money, [517].
Clement, Bibliog. curieuse, [182].
Clement VII., portrait, [407].
Clemente, C., Tablas, [9].
Clerigo. See [Las Casas].
Climatic lines, [95].
Clinton, De Witt, on the Spaniards at Onondaga, [283].
Club, Indian (cut), [16].
Cnoyen, [95].
Cobo, Bernabé, Fundacion de Lima, [567].
Coça River, [528].
Cochiti, [491].
Cocleius, Johannes, [182].
Coco, [487].
Codex Ramirez, [375].
Codine, Jules, Découverte de la côte d’Afrique, [40];
Coelho, Gonzalo, his voyage, [151], [162].
Cofitachiqui, [251].
Cogolludo, D. L., Yucathan, [214], [429].
Coiba, [509].
Coin-Collectors’ Journal, [470].
Cole, Humphrey, invented the log, [98].
Coleccion de doc. inéd. para la historia España, [vii].
Coleccion de doc. inédit. (Españolas en América), edited by Pacheco, etc., [vii], [498].
Coleccion de libras raros ó curiosos, [577].
Coles, Juan, [290].
Coligny, lives of, [298].
Coligua, [251].
Colin, edition of Herrera, [67]; Nieuwe Werelt, [67].
Collao, [519], [524], [528], [558].
Colo-colo, [548].
Cologne, Coronica van Coellen, [59].
Colmeiro, M., Los restos de Colon, [82].
Colmenares, Rodrigo Enriquez, [193], [210].
[Colombo]. See [Columbus]; [Colon].
Colombo family, genealogical table, [87];
lawsuit, [88];
Harrisse on, [89].
Colombo, F. G., [72].
Colombo, Luigi, Patria del Ammireglio, [84].
[Colon]. See [Columbus], [Colombo].
Colon en Quisqueya, [65], [82].
renounces his rights, [88].
Colon, Pedro, [65].
Colorado (river), [468], [469], [485], [486];
ascended by Alarcon, [443].
Columbia proposed as name for the United States, [178].
[Columbus]. See [Colon]; [Colombo].
Columbus, Bartholomew, [88];
on the African coast, [41];
takes a map to England, [102];
arrives in Hispaniola, [17];
on the Honduras coast, [22];
in Lisbon, [1];
in England, [3];
portrait, [86];
memoir, [86].
Columbus, Christopher, birth, [1];
his father, [89];
genealogy of his family, [87];
signification of his name, [135];
his piratical career, [1];
sells maps, [3];
his geographical theories, [3], [24];
as to size of globe, [24];
as to shape of globe, [99];
his notes on D’Ailly, [29];
on Æneas Sylvius, [32];
his argument from trees drifted ashore, [35];
his alleged intercourse with Spanish pilot, [33];
proposes to Ferdinand and Isabella, [3];
made high admiral, [5];
would rescue the Holy Sepulchre, [5];
his voyages (collectively), [109];
map of the four voyages, [60], [61], [67];
his first voyage, [8], [46], [131];
his ships, [7];
number of his men, [10];
money raised, [91];
his track (map), [9];
his attempt to ascertain longitude by the needle’s declination, [100];
his prayer, [9];
supposed he had reached Asia, [136];
usual ascription of his discovery, [183], [598];
builds fort in Hayti, [10];
return voyage, [11];
his reception, [12];
news of the discovery carried to Italy, [48];
effect in Europe, [56];
his second voyage, [15], [131];
observes eclipse of the moon, [98];
returns to Spain, [18];
authorities on second voyage, [57];
his third voyage, [19], [133], [142];
gets information of the Pacific, [211];
Roldan’s revolt, [20];
Bobadilla arrives, [20];
put in chains, [20];
returns to Spain, [20];
authorities on third voyage, [58];
his fourth voyage, [20], [191];
loses an anchor, [59];
authorities on fourth voyage, [59];
his associations with places (Barcelona), [56],
(Costa Rica), [21],
(Cuba), [10],
(Hayti), [10],
(Honduras), [21],
(Palos), [90],
(Pavia), [90],
(Santa Fé), [5],
(Segovia), [23];
dies obscurely, [23], [78], [167];
house where he died, [23];
burial, [78];
remains removed to St. Domingo, [80];
supposed reinterment at Havana, [81];
his will, [65];
the lawsuit of his heirs, [10], [204];
his connection with Beatrix Enriquez, [4], [64];
his characteristics, [23], [24];
inexactness, [91];
makes slaves of the natives, [303];
imagined himself inspired, [24];
compared with Cabot, [99];
personal relations and reciprocal influence with Cabot, [136];
with Vespucius, [131], [142], [149], [178];
his companions, [187];
his fame, [65];
early references to, [57], [62], [64];
poems and dramas on, [68];
efforts to canonize him, [69];
Roselly de Lorgues’ efforts, [69];
his name suggested for the New World, [169], [174];
authorities on his career, [24];
documents, [i], [vii], [viii];
his letters-patent, [iii];
his privileges, [86];
the “admiral’s map”, [113];
other maps connected with him, [94], [104], [113], [144];
at Genoa, iv, [77];
his manuscript on Portuguese discoveries, [35];
his drawing of his triumph, [12];
first letter, early editions, [48];
fac-similes of pages, [49-54];
Ambrosian text, [92];
other texts, [50];
turned into rhyme, [51];
in later shapes, [51];
letters lost, [ii],
photographed, [iv];
his Journal abridged by Las Casas, [91]:
his printed writings, [89];
Cartas y testamento, [52];
Copia de la lettera, [62];
Lettera rarissima, [62];
his Journal, [46], [89], [91];
Libro de las proficias, [24], [89];
Epistola C. Colom or De insulis inventis, [48];
Eyn Schon hübsch, etc. [51];
letters in Cartas de Indias, [viii];
his writings, edited by Torre, [46];
lives and notices of, [62]:
(Castellanos), [584],
(Dodge), [iv],
(Ferdinand Columbus), [64], [65],
(Giustiniani), [62],
(Harrisse), [88],
(Irving) [vi],
(Navarrete), [v],
(Robertson), [ii],
(Winsor), [1];
descriptions of his person, [69];
likenesses, painted, engraved, and carved,—namely (Berwick-Alba), [76],
(Borgoña), [76],
(Cardenas), [78],
(Cogletto), [73],
(Cuccaro), [72],
(D’Ambras), [73],
(De Pas), [72],
(Edwards), [78],
(Fuchsius), [76],
(Genoa), [78],
(Jovius), [70],
(La Cosa), [71],
(Lima), [78],
(Madrid), [78],
(Maella), [76],
(Malpila), [72],
(Mercuri), [73],
(More), [76],
(Mosaic), [73],
(Opmeer), [72],
(Parmigiano), [76],
(Peschiera), [76],
(Philoponus), [77],
(New Providence), [78],
(Rome), [78],
(Washington), [78];
his coat-armor, [15], [88], [89], [105];
his armor, [4];
his autog., [12];
his handwriting, [14];
his motto, [78].
Columbus, Diego (brother of Christopher, the Admiral), [2], [16], [87], [88], [191];
sent to Spain, [17];
returns, [18]
to Cuba, [349];
his house, [88];
his will, [ii].
Columbus, Diego (son of the Admiral), [2], [86];
a royal page, [5];
memorial on converting the Indians, [337];
Columbus, Ferdinand, [87], [88];
career of, [65];
his mother, [64];
accompanies his father, [21];
relations with Vespucius, [170], [174];
his Historie, [64];
discredited by Harrisse, [66], [89];
defended by Stevens and D’Avezac, [66];
his library, [65];
his income, [65];
his tomb, [65].
Columbus, Luis (grandson of the Admiral), his remains, [80], [81].
Coma, G., [58].
Comité d’Archéologie Américaine, [50].
picture of, [94].
Compendio historiæ, etc., [68].
Compostella, [474], [480], [481].
Cona, [493].
Conception (Chili), [524];
founded, [548].
“Concepcion” (ship), [594].
Concepcion Bay, [548].
Conches, Feuillet de, [12].
Conches, Guillaume de, his Philosophia minor, [28].
Conchucos settled, [527].
Conibas (island), [463].
Conibas (lake), [457].
Connasauga River, [247].
Conquista del nuevo mondo, [575];
del Peru, [563].
Consag, his map, [468].
Contarini, Gasparo, [617].
Conti, Natale, Universæ historiæ libri, [154].
Conti, V., on Montferrat, [84].
Cook, Captain James, [469].
Cooley, W. D., Maritime Discovery, [34].
Coosa River, [248].
Coosas, [258].
Coosawattie, [247].
Copala, [504].
Copia delle lettere del prefetto della India, [575].
Coppée, Henry, “Conquest of Mexico”, [375].
Coppo, his map sketched, [127];
Portolano, [128].
Coquimbo, [524], [525], [559].
Corazones, [482], [486], [496].
[Cordiform] projection of maps, [123].
Cordeiro, Luciano, “Les Portugais dans la découverte de l’Amérique”, [33].
Cordeyro, Historia insulana, [33].
[Cordilleras] of the Andes, [514].
Cordova, Bishop, [305].
Cordova (Cordoba), Francisco Hernandez de, [200], [201], [402];
voyage to the Bahamas, [236];
to Yucatan, [214];
dies, [237].
Cordova, Pedro de, [310].
Cordova y Figuera, Hist. of Chili, [573].
Cordova y Salinas, [570].
Cordova (town), [3].
Corner, Francesco, [152].
[Coronado], F. V. de, governor of New Gallicia, [474];
seeks Topira, [480];
autog., [481];
commands expedition to Cibola, [481];
captures the town, [483];
map of his explorations, [485];
arrives at Quivira, [493];
ill, [496];
return march, [497];
sources of information, [498], [499];
his letters, [500];
Relacion del suceso de la jornada, [500];
Traslado, etc., [500];
Jaramillo’s account, [500];
modern accounts, [501];
his several expeditions, [503];
his expedition connected with voyage on the Pacific coast, [443];
hears of De Soto’s party, [292].
Coronel, [19].
Coronelli on California, [467].
Correa, Gaspar, his account of Da Gama, [44];
Lendas da India, [616].
Correa, Juan, [208].
Correnti, Cesare, Lettere autografe di Colombo, [46].
[Corrientes], Cape, [233], [509].
Corsica, alleged birthplace of Columbus, [84].
Cortambert, R., Nouvelle histoire des voyages, [72], [83].
Cortereal, Anus, [445].
Cortereal, Gaspar, [107];
at Hudson’s Straits, [445];
his discovery (Regalis domus), [122], [123].
Cortereal, João Vas Costa, voyage to Newfoundland, [33].
Cortereale (1527), [219].
Corterealis, [177].
Cortés, Francisco, [441].
[Cortés], Hernando, chapter on, by Justin Winsor, [349];
commander of expedition, [204], [349];
suspected by Velasquez, [351];
his cannon, [352];
map of his voyage, [353];
sends messengers to Montezuma, [355];
founds Vera Cruz, [356];
foils Velasquez, [356];
sends treasure to the Emperor, [356];
map of his march to Mexico, [358];
sinks his ships, [359];
numbers of forces in all his expeditions controverted, [359];
at Cholula, [362];
meets Montezuma, [362];
has a flotilla on the lake, [362];
receives tribute from Montezuma, [365];
professes to build ships to leave the country, [365];
Narvaez sent against him, [365];
Cortés defeats him, [367];
returns to Mexico, [368];
shows Montezuma to the Mexicans, [368];
endeavors to leave the city, [368];
the triste noche, [369];
at Otumba, [370];
retreats to Tlascala, [370];
his second letter, [371];
builds brigantines, [372];
establishes base at Tescuco, [372];
his marches round Mexico, [374];
brigantines launched, [375];
attacks the city, [376];
captures it, [378];
casts cannon, [380];
sends further treasure to Spain, [382];
sends jugglers to Rome, [407];
receives plenary indulgence, [407];
made governor and captain-general, [382];
seeks passage to Asia, [411], [439];
siezes Pánuco, [382];
sends an expedition to Guatemala, [383];
pursues Olid, [384];
goes to Honduras, [384];
returns to Mexico, [386];
his commission suspended, [386];
goes again to Spain, [387];
made Marqués del Valle de Oajaca, [388];
his wife dies, [389];
marries a daughter of the Conde de Aguilar, [390];
returns to Mexico, [391];
aids Pizarro, [526];
sends expeditions on the Pacific, [393];
builds vessels at Tehuantepec, [393], [441];
discovers California, [393], [442];
last return to Spain, [395];
his descendants, [395];
dies, [396];
his remains, [396];
sources of information on his career, [397];
his letters, [337], [397], [402];
Vida de Cortés, [397];
first letter, [402];
its equivalents, [402];
De rebus gestis Cortesii, [397], [402];
Peter Martyr on Cortés, [402];
Newzeit, etc., [402];
Trois lettres, [402];
Newe Zeittung, [402];
Ein Auszug, etc., [403];
Translationuss, etc., [403];
Carta de relaciō, [403];
Carta de relacion, [403];
cut of Cortés before Charles V., [403];
his map of the Gulf of Mexico, [404];
Præclara, etc., [404];
fac-simile of its title and reverse, [405], [406];
La preclara narratione, [407];
Ein schöne newe Zeytung, [408];
edited by Lorenzana, [408];
life by Sands, [408];
De insulis nuper inventis, [408];
fac-simile of title, [409];
in Grynæeus’ Novus orbis, [409];
Correspondance de Cortes, [410];
Cortesi von dem newen Hispanien, [410];
Eroberung von Mexico, [410];
Drei Berichte, [410];
De Contreyen, etc., [410];
Brieven van Cortes, [410];
Despatches (Folsom’s ed.), [410];
in Willes’ History of Travayle, [410];
third letter, [410];
Carta tercera, [410];
Tertia narratio, [410];
the “secret letter”, [411];
La quarta relacion, [411];
Este es una carta, etc., [411];
fifth letter, [411];
Carta quinta, [411];
characteristics of his letters, [411];
authorities on his Honduras expedition, [411];
Ultima carta, [411];
Escritos sueltos, [411];
bibliography by Diaz Balceta, [411];
by Harrisse, [411];
by Brevoort, [411];
account of, in Gomara, [412];
in Bernal Diaz, [414];
in Sahagun, [415];
his marches shown on a map in Jourdanet’s Bernal Diaz, [415];
names of his followers, [415];
his career as drawn by Ixtlilxochitl, [417];
by Camargo, [418];
by Brasseur de Bourbourg, [418];
by Ramirez, [419];
by Vasquez, [419];
by Torquemada, [421];
by Solis, [424];
by Robertson, [424];
by Clavigero, [425];
by Prescott, [425];
by R. A. Wilson, [427];
Life by A. Helps, [428];
in fiction, [430];
in drama, [430];
his portraits, [72], [76], [424];
in Cortés valeroso, [354];
in Massachusetts Historical Society’s Collection, [357];
in Solis, [360];
in Jovius, [381];
in Herrera, [389];
full-length portrait, [395];
medal likeness, [396];
other portraits, [389];
engraving by Vertue, [424];
his arms, [354];
his banner, [381];
his armor, [390];
his autog., [381].
Cortés, Martin, [95]; Arte de navegar, [98].
Cortina, Conde de, [416].
[Cosa], Juan de la, [16], [187], [189], [208], [209], [210];
vignette of Saint Christopher, [71];
killed, [191];
with Ojeda, [144];
his voyages, [206];
See [La Cosa].
Cosco (Aliander, Leander), [177];
his rendering of Columbus’ letter, [47].
Cosmographiæ introductio, fac-similes of pages, [167], etc.;
(1514), [120].
See [Waldseemüller].
Cossette, Captain, [270].
Costa Rica coast, [21];
Coleccion de doc. ined., [ix]., [398].
See [Peralta].
Costanzo, B., Hist. Siciliana, [67].
Cotoche, [353].
Cotolendi, La vie de Colomb, [66].
Cotopaxi, [509].
[Council] for the Indies, [310], [348].
See [Indies].
Councils, ecclesiastical, in Mexico, records of, [399].
Court, Dr., his library, [163].
Cousin, of Dieppe, [34].
Coxa, [509].
Coxe, Daniel, Carolana, [467].
Coxe, William, Russian Discoveries, [463], [469].
Coyba, [198].
Coyohuacan, [375].
Cozamel, [203], [218], [224], [225], [351], [353], [384].
Cradock, F., Wealth Discovered, [3].
Cravaliz, Agost., [574].
Crevenna Catalogue, [171].
Crignet, epitome of Ortelius, [472].
Cristofano dell’Altissimo, [73].
Cromberger, [400].
Cromwell, Oliver, [341].
Cronabo, [187].
See [Backstaff].
[Cuba], [106], [115], [126], [128], [228], [229], [432], [435], [437], [451],
(1518), [217],
(1520), [218],
(1527), [220],
(1529), [221],
(1534), [223],
(1536), [225],
(1541), [177];
the name applied to North America, [121];
thought a part of Asia, [16], [106];
bibliography of, [230];
(Couba), [226];
circumnavigated, [214];
conquest of, [214];
(Fernandina), [201];
explored (1508), [201];
island or peninsula, [201];
(Isabell, Isabella, or Ysabella), [108], [111], [114], [118], [123], [125], [170], [175], [183];
earliest named, [183];
(Juana), [201];
early given a wrong latitude, [96];
letter from (1520), [215];
map of, [450];
in Martyr’s map, [110];
(North America), [127];
in Stobnicza map, [116];
in Sylvanus’ map, [122];
Wytfliet’s map, [230].
Cubanacan, [42].
Cuccaro, alleged birthplace of Columbus, [84].
Cuenca, [509];
founded, [547].
Cuellar, F. de, [511].
Cuellar, Sancho, [520].
Cuitlahuac, [369].
Cuitlahuatzin, [370].
Culebras (gulf), [199].
Culhuacan, native history of, [418];
Codex Chimalpopoca, [418];
Anales de Cuauhtitlan, [418].
Culiacan, S. Miguel de, [441], [475], [482], [485];
(province), [474].
Cullen, Charles, [425].
Cunningham, William, Cosmographical Glasse, [67], [176].
Curalaba, [562].
Curazao (Curaçoa), [189], [190].
Curico, [524].
Cusco, [228], [514], [516], [517], [519], [558];
claimed by Almagro, [525];
besieged by the Indians, [524];
manuscripts on, [577];
becomes a Spanish town, [520];
view of, [554];
view of temple at, [555];
plan of, by Markham, [556];
by Squier, [556];
palace of Ynca, [556];
other plans and views, [556].
Cushing, Caleb, on the De Fonte voyage, [463];
on Navarrete’s Coleccion, v;
Reminiscences of Spain, [84];
Cushing, Frank H., on Zuñi, [483].
Custodi, Pietro, [46].
Cutifachiqui, [247].
Cuyoacan, [369].
Dabaibe, [198];
expedition to, [211].
D’Abreu, [440].
Daelli, G., Bibl. rara, [46].
D’Ailly, Pierre, his map (1410), [95].
See [Ailly].
Dalibard, [575].
Dampier, the navigator, [592];
New Voyage, [467].
Danckerts, his maps, [466].
Dandolo, M., Oratio, [62].
Dandolo, T., Secoli di Dante e Colombo, [69];
Colombo, [69].
D’Anville and Lake Parima, [587].
D’Arcy de la Rochette, [589].
Darien, [191];
different forms of the name, [191];
settlement at, [204].
Darwin, Charles, Voyage of the Beagle, [609].
Dati, G., and Columbus’ letter, [51];
Questa, etc., [51];
La lettera, etc., [51].
D’Aubigné, Hist. universelle, [298].
D’Avezac, Aperçus sur la boussole, [94];
on Columbus’ birth, [83];
Livre de F. Colomb, [66];
Découvertes dans l’Océan Atlantique, [39];
Expédition de Béthencourt, [36];
Isles d’Afrique, [36];
Isles fantastiques, [36];
Sur la projection des cartes, [471];
Waltze-Müller, [164];
his writings, [164];
his Voyages de Vespuce, [164].
Dávila. See [Pedrárias].
Dávila, F. A., [213].
[Davila, Gil Gonzales], [213];
Teatro eclesiástico, [399], [400].
See [Gil].
[Davilla] Padilla, Santiago de México, [399], [400];
Varia historia, [400].
Da Vinci, Leonardo, sketch of mappemonde ascribed to him, [124], [125], [126], [172], [234].
See Vinci.
Davis, W. H. H., El Gringo, [502];
Spanish Conquest of New Mexico, [288], [502].
D’Avity, Pierre, Le Monde, [462].
Daza, Luis, [257].
Deane, Charles, on Schöner, [176].
De Bry, his picture of Columbus, [73], [75];
gets Lemoyne’s papers, [296];
his engravings for Las Casas, [342].
De Clerck, Tooneel, etc., [76].
De Coca, [599].
De Costa, B. F., Columbus and the Geographers of the North, [33].
Dee, Dr., his map, [453].
[De Fonte], Bartholemé, his alleged voyage, [462];
coined by Petiver, [462];
faith of Delisle and Buache, [463];
map, [469].
[De Fuca], alleged voyage, [456];
partly believed by Greenhow, [457];
sources of, [457];
Delisle and Buache on, [463].
De Laet. See [Laet].
Delambre, L’Astronomie du moyen-âge, [94].
Delaplaine, Repository of Lives, etc., [139].
Del Cano, Seb., [224];
commands the “Victoria”, [612];
at the Cape de Verde Islands, [612];
surprise at the loss of a day, [612], [615];
reaches San Lucas, [612];
at Court, [613];
his letter, [616].
Delisle, [468];
on the insularity of California, [467];
Découvertes de l’amiral de Fonte, [463];
opposed by Buriel, [463];
map of Louisiana, [294];
route of De Soto, [294], [295];
Atlas nouveau, [294];
and Lake Parima, [587];
map of the Mer de l’ouest, [469].
Demarcation, line of, [99], [441];
in the Cantino map, [108];
on map of 1527, [43].
Demersay, A., on the Spanish and Portuguese archives, [ii].
Denis, Ferd., on Sahagun, [416].
Depons, Fr., Voyage, [587].
De principiis astronomie, [432].
Des Brosses, Navigations, [614].
Deschanel, E., C. Colomb, [83].
Desimoni, C., Libro di Harrisse, [86].
Desjardin, Ernst, Rapport sur Harrisse, [viii].
Desmarquets, Hist. de Dieppe, [34].
D’Este, Hercule, [107].
De Thou, Hist. universelle, [297].
De Vries in the Pacific, [463].
Dewey, Dr. Orville, on the Spanish conquerors, [314].
Dexter, Arthur, [426].
Dexter, George, character and death, [ix].
Diaz, Alonzo, [411].
Diaz del Castillo, Bernal, [16], [196], [201], [214], [427];
with Cordova, [284];
account of, [414];
Hist. verdadera, [214], [414];
his autog., [414];
the original manuscript, [414], [415], [428];
two early printed editions, [415];
later editions in various languages, [415];
English texts, [415];
Jourdanet’s edition, [415];
letters in the Cartas de Indias, [415];
wounded, [236].
Diaz, Juan, his Itinerario, [215].
Diaz, Melchior, [481], [482], [485], [486], [503];
dies, [491].
Diccionario univ. de hist. y de geog., [415].
Diego de la Cruz, [256].
Diego, Juan, [399].
Diegus. See [Homem].
Dieppe, histories of, [34].
Diether, Andrew, [410].
Dinaux, Cardinal d’Ailly, [29].
Dixon Entrance, [470].
Dobbs, Arthur, Countries adjoining to Hudson’s Bay, [462], [468];
his map, [467].
Doctrina Christiana, [400].
Doctrina en Mexicano, [401].
Documentary sources of early Spanish-American history, [i].
Documentos para la historia de Mexico, [398].
Dodge, Robert, [106];
Memorials of Columbus, [iv].
Domenichi, [67].
Dominic of the Annunciation, [257].
in Florida, [256];
in Cusco, [520];
Dominico, [188].
Doncel, Gines, [241].
Dondero, G. A., L’onestá di C. Colombo, [65].
Doppelmayr, J. G., Hist. Nachricht, [105].
Doria, [68].
Dormer, Discursos varios, [343].
Doyle, William, British Dominions, [468].
Drage, Theodore S., Northwest Passage, [463].
Dragg, Great Probability of a Northwest Passage, [463].
Drake, Sir Francis, his harbor on the California coast, [453];
H. H. Bancroft’s view, [453];
documents in Peralta, [453];
finds remains of Magellan’s mutineers, [599];
his discovery of New Albion, [465];
in the Pacific, [452];
his most northern point reached in the Pacific, [455];
sees giants in Patagonia, [602];
on the coast of Peru, [557].
Dresden, Verein für Erdkunde, [40], [106], [580].
Drogeo, [472].
Drummond, Ilha Terceira, [38].
Dryander, J., Cosmographiæ, introd., [421].
Dryden, Indian Emperor, [430].
Dudley, Robert, Arcano del mare, [464], [587];
his original drawings, [464];
his career, [464];
map of the California coast, [465];
edition of Arcano (1661), [466].
Duflot de Mofras, Mendoza et Navarrete, [v];
L’Orégon, [431].
Dugdale, Warwickshire, [466].
Dulce, Rio, [187].
Duprat, Elisabeth de Valois, [297].
Duran, Diego, Historia, [419];
his manuscript, [420].
Durazzo, J., Elogi, [68].
Duro, C. F., Peñalosa, [503];
Colon y Pinzon, [284];
Informe, etc., [242].
Duval, his map, [466].
Dwight, Theodore F., [469].
[Earth], Columbus’ idea of the form of, [133];
centre of, in the terrestrial paradise, [99];
shaped like a pear, [24].
See [Globe].
Echete, [288].
Echeverri, J. de, Las Cenizas de Colon, [81].
Ecija, [285];
Relacion, [286].
Eclectic Magazine, [426].
Eclipse. See [Sun].
Edinburgh Review, [50].
Edwards, B., West Indies, [78].
Edwards, E., Memoirs of Libraries, [65].
Eguiara y Eguren, Bibliotheca Mexicana, [429].
Ein schöne newe Zeitung, [51].
Eldorado, name first applied, [579];
(South America), history of the belief in, [579].
El General San Martin, [532].
Eliorraga, [599].
Ellis, George E., on Las Casas, [299];
on Prescott’s use of the noctograph, [427].
Ellis, Henry, Voyage to Hudson’s Bay, [468].
Elvas, Gentleman of, his Relaçam, [288];
Virginia richly valued, [289];
Historie of Terra Florida, [289];
Discovery and Conquest of Florida (edited by Rye), [289].
Emory, W. H., Notes of a Military Reconnoissance, [501].
Enciso, M. F. de, [191], [194], [195], [197];
Suma de geografia, [98], [208].
Encomiendas, [337], [348], [537], [571].
Engel, Samuel, Mémoires, [468];
Extraits raisonés, [468].
Equator, first crossed on the American side, [187];
first crossed on the Pacific side, [507].
Eratosthenes, his theory of the Atlantic, [104].
Ercilla, Alonso de, in Chili, [549];
Araucana, [571];
augmented by Osorio, [571].
Escambia River, [258].
Escobar, Maria de, [518], [547].
Escoiqui, Mexico conquistada, [430].
Escondido (river), [281].
Escurial, documents at, [iii].
Espada, M. J. de la, edits Cieza de Leon, [574];
edits Memorias antiguas del Peru, [577];
edits Relaciones geográficas, [576].
Espejo, Ant. de, [497], [504].
Espinosa, alcalde mayor, [197].
Espinosa, Chronica apostolica, [399].
Espinosa, F. C., Hist. de Mexico, [428].
Espinosa, Gaspar de, [198], [505];
in Lima, [526];
his expedition, [211];
a partner with Pizarro, [507];
dies, [526].
Espinoza (with Magellan), [599].
Espiritu Santo, bay named by De Soto, [245];
Rio de, [221], [224], [225], [229];
(1520), [218];
(1527), [219].
See [Mississippi].
Esquivel, Juan de, [191], [201], [214].
Essenwein, A. O., Bilder-Atlas, [352].
Essequibo River, [187], [581], [587].
Estancelin, Navigateurs Normands, [34], [39].
Estero de los Lagartos, [203].
Esteve, R., [76].
Estienne, H., [186].
Estrada, [386].
Estrada, Alonzo d’, [475].
Estrada, Pedro de, [240].
Etowa, [247].
Etudes par les pères de la Compagnie de Jésus, [69].
Europe, naming of, [167].
Eusebius, Chronicon, [64].
Evans, R. S., [481].
Everett, A. H., and Irving, [vi].
Faber, Dr. John, [163], [173].
Fabian, [47].
Fabié, A. M., Vida de Las Casas, [343].
Fabre, Ant., [614].
Fabricius de Vagad, Coronica de Aragon, [59].
Faden, his map showing Lake Parima, [589].
Fairbanks, Florida, [292];
St. Augustine, [293].
Falero, La longitud en la mar, [98].
Falkenstein, Buchdruckerkunst, [407].
Fancourt, C. St. J., Yucatan, [429].
Farfan’s fleet wrecked, [256].
Faria y Sousa, Asia Portuguesa, [34], [616];
Europa Portuguesa, [56].
Farmer, Maria, [76].
Farrer, Virginia, her map, [466].
Favolius, Hugo, map-maker, [450].
Federici, F., his collection, iv.
Federmann, Nic., Indianische Historia, [579];
his expedition, [578].
Felipina, [257].
Ferdinand (Spain), sign-manual, [56], [85];
portrait, [85];
Ferdinand and Isabella (cut), [6].
Fergani, Al, [24].
Feria, Pedro de, [256], [257].
Fer-Isabelica, [169].
Fernandez, Alonso, Hist. eclesiástica, [399].
Fernandez, Alvaro, [289].
Fernández, León, Coleccion, [398].
Fernandez, Val., Marco Paulo, etc., [62].
Fernandina. See [Cuba].
Fernando VI. (Spain), his care of documents, [ii].
Ferraro, G., Relazione, [62], [156], [162].
Ferrebouc, [47].
Ferrelo (or Ferrer), pilot, [444].
Ferrer, Jaume, his map, [45];
his Sentencias, [45].
Ferro, meridian of, [95].
Feuillet de Conches on pictures of Columbus, [70].
Finæus, Orontius, his globe, [184], [431].
Fiorentino, F. C., Chroniche, [62].
Fischer, Augustin, Biblioteca Méjicana, [430].
Fischer, Theobald, Ueber Seekarten, [93].
Fisher, L. P., on C. de Vaca, [288].
Flavigny, Vicomte de, [410].
Florencia, Fr. de, Campañia de Jesus, [399].
Florida, [228], [229], [432], [435], [436], [453];
(1520), [218],
(1527), [219],
(1541), [177],
(1542), [226],
(1566), [451];
abandoned by the Spanish (1561), [260];
Ribault in, [260];
Laudonnière in, [262];
ancient, by J. G. Shea, [231];
named, [233];
called Cancio, [234];
authorities on its history, [292];
on Menendez, [292];
on Ribault, [293];
on Gourgues, [297];
La Reprinse de la Floride, [297];
as a name first confined to the peninsula, [275];
Indian tribes in, [284];
called Isabella, [116];
maps of (Cantino), [108],
(Cortés), [404],
(anon.), [292],
(1565), [264],
(1591, Lemoine), [274],
(Ortelius), [472],
(Wytfliet), [281],
(others), [275].
Florin, Juan. See [Verrazano].
Foglietto, Elogia, [84].
Folieta, U., Clarorum Ligurum elogia, [67].
Folsom, George, on early American discoveries, [34];
Despatches of Cortés, [410], [411].
Fonseca, Juan Rodriguez, [57];
opponent of Las Casas, [310];
head of the council for the Indies, [311];
opposes Columbus, [91], [311];
Fonseca, bay of, [200].
Fontaine, How the World was Peopled, [25].
Fontanarossa, Susanna, [89].
Fontaneda, Hern. de Escalante, Memoir, [291].
Fonte. See [De Fonte].
Force, Peter, [337].
[Foresti], J. P. (Bergomas), Supplementum supplementi cronicarum, [52].
Forlani. See [Furlani].
Formaleoni, La marine des Vénitiens, [36].
Fornari, Baliano de, [66].
Forquevaulx, Sieur de, his papers, [297].
Forster, F., Columbus, [69].
[Fort Caroline] founded, [262];
map of, [265];
attacked by Menendez, [271].
Fort Louis, [294].
See [Canary Island].
Foscarini, Della lett. Ven., [30].
Fountain of Youth (Bimini), [283].
Fousang. See [Fusang].
Fox, G. V., First Landing-place of Columbus, [56].
Francesca (1527), [219].
Francino, A., his collection, [182].
Francis of Vittoria, [343].
[Franciscans] in Hispaniola, [305];
in Mexico, [399];
histories of, [399].
Franciscus, monk, De orbis situ, [431];
his map, [431].
Francisque-Michel on Saint-Brandan, [36].
Franck, Sebastian, Weltbuch, [421].
Frankfort globe, [118], [122].
See [Schöner].
Frankl, poem on Columbus, [73].
Franklin, Benjamin, on the De Fonte story, [462].
Franquelin, on California, [467].
Freccia, [78].
Freherus, P., Théâtre, [73].
Freire, Juan, his map of the California coast, [447].
French standard, shown in view, [269].
Fresnoy, Du, Méthode pour étudier la géog., [298].
Freytas, F. N. de, Relacion, [504];
edited by J. G. Shea, [504].
Friars in Mexico, [399].
See [Dominicans], [Franciscans], etc.
[Friess], Lorenz (Frisius, Phrysius), [125], [173];
his mappemonde, [174];
Carta Marina, [126], [127], [128], [220], [421];
map of Antilles, [218], [220].
port, [162].
See [Cabo].
Frisius, Gemma, [101];
on longitude, [98];
annotates Apianus, [183].
Frisius. See [Friess].
Fritz, Samuel, map of the Amazon, [589].
Fructuoso, Gaspar, Hist. das ilhas do Porto Santo, [38].
Fuca. See [De Fuca].
Fuca Straits, [470].
Fuchsius, Metoposcopia, [76].
Fuenleal, Bishop, [391];
autog., [391].
Fuente, Alonso de la, [212].
Fuentes, F. de, [518].
Fuentes y Guzman, F. A., Historia de Guatemala, [398], [419], [428].
Fulgosus, B., Collectanea, [62].
[Furlani], Paulo de (Forlani), Carta nautica, [439];
his maps, [438],
(1560), [449],
(1562), [439],
sketched, [454].
[Fusang], [454], [463], [469].
Fuster, [iii].
Gaffarel, Paul, his Étude sur les rapports de l’Amérique et de l’ancien continent avant Colomb, [25], [34];
his Découverte du Brésil par Cousin, [34];
his Hist. du Brésil Français, [34];
La Floride Française, [293].
Galardi, Ferd. de, Traité politique, [33], [65].
Galdivia Mendoza, V. de, [489].
[Gali], Francisco (Gaule), [455], [462].
Galiano, [469].
Gallaeus, Philippus, Enchiridion, [450].
Gallardo, B., Ensayo, etc. [24].
Gallardo, B. J., [422].
Gallatin, Albert, on the Indian tribes, [296];
on Aztec civilization, [427];
Ancient Semi-civilization of New Mexico, [501].
Gallegos, Juan, [486], [496], [497].
Galleon, picture of a, [456].
Gallinas River, [492].
Galliot du Pré, [47].
Gallo, Ant., on Columbus, [52], [89].
Gallo (island), [508], [509], [513].
Gallucci, [420].
Galvarino, [549].
Gama, João da, [466];
his land, [466];
in the Pacific, [463].
Gama, Vasco da, his portrait, [42];
autog., [42];
his discovery, [42].
Gambara, De nov. C. Columbi, [67].
Gambia River, [40].
in the early discoveries, [168].
Garabito, [198], [199], [213].
Garay, Francisco de, [237];
his patent, [237];
governor of Jamaica, [219];
authorities on his voyage, [284];
exploits sung by Castellanos, [584];
land of, [221];
names of his followers, [415];
at Pánuco, [382];
Garces, Julian, [343].
Garcia, Juan, [255].
Garcia, Nuña, de Toreno, his map, [43].
Garcia de Resende, Choronica, [90].
Garibay, Isla de Santo Domingo, [280].
Gasca, Pedro de la, likenesses, [539], [540];
president of Peru, [539];
enters Cusco, [542];
leaves Peru, [542];
his reports, [568];
authorities on his career, [569];
his papers, [569].
Gassarum, A. P., Libellus, [421].
Gastaldi, Jacopo, [433];
Notizie di Gastaldi, [435].
Gaule. See [Gali].
Gay, Sydney Howard, “Amerigo Vespucci”, [129].
his autog., [408];
edits Marmolejo, [573];
Cartas de Cortés, [402], [408], [411];
Catalogue of Spanish manuscripts, [vii].
Gayarré, Louisiana, [292].
Gaye, Claudio, Historia de Chile, [572].
Gayon, Gonzalo, [260].
Gazetta letteraria universale, [222].
Gazette des Beaux-Arts, [44].
Gazlelu, Domingo de, [564].
Gelves, Nuño, [89].
Génard on Ortelius, [471].
Genoa, birthplace of Columbus, [84];
Academy of, [65];
investigate birthplace of Columbus, [84];
archives of, [iv];
home of Columbus, [78];
notarial records of, [iv];
papers at, [89].
George of Spires, [579].
Georgia (island), [151].
Geography, histories of, [93].
Geraldinus, Alex., [4];
his Itinerarium, [4].
German efforts at settling South America, [581];
search for Eldorado, [584].
Geslin, [50].
Ghillany, Geschichte des Seefahrers Ritter Behaim, [35].
Giants in Patagonia, [600];
skeleton of, [602];
seen by Drake, [602];
named from their large feet, [603].
Gibbons, Edward, of Boston, [462].
[Gil] Gonzalez de Avila, [199], [200].
See [Davila].
Gila River, [485].
Gilbert, Sir H., map, [452].
Gilles de Gourmont, [158].
[Gino Capponi], Marquis, Osservazioni on Vespucius, [155].
[Giocondo], Giovanni, [146];
the architect, [159], [163], [164].
Giocondo, Giuliano B. del, [146].
Giornale Ligustico, [102].
Giovio. See [Jovius].
Girava, Cosmographia, [438];
its titlepage, [437];
descriptions of America, [186].
Giron, Francisco Hernandez, [542];
enters Cusco, [545];
retreats and is captured, [545];
his rebellion, [577].
Giuntini, F., [v].
Giustiniani (Agostino), [90];
Psalter, [64];
fac-similes of page, [63];
Annali di Genoa, [64].
Glareanus, Henricus, [116], [176];
Geographia, [25];
its bibliography, [25].
Glas, Geo., Conquest of the Canaries, [36].
[Globe], sphericity of, [104];
picture of an ancient one, [437].
See [Earth].
Goatitlan, [374].
Godfrey, Thomas, his mariner’s bow, [101].
Godin in Peru, [590];
adventures of his wife, [590].
Godoy, his report to Cortés, [411].
Gohory, J., La terre neuve de Peru, [564].
Gold coast, [40].
Golding, Arthur, translation of Mela, [186].
Goldson, William, Passage between the Atlantic and Pacific, [463];
Straits of Anian, [456].
Gomara, Francisco Lopez, account of, [412];
his access to documents, [412];
translated by Chimalpain, [412];
his Historia general de las Indias, [412], [563];
descriptions of America, [186];
on the Cortereals, [107];
Conquista de Mexico, [412];
on Peru, [412];
Cronica de la Nueva España, [412];
Historia del Capitano Cortés, [412];
Historia de México, [412];
Conquista de México, [412];
Hispania Victrix, with fac-simile of title, [413];
Pleasant Historie, [414];
Conquista di Messico, [414];
abridged in Eden’s Decades, [414];
in Hakluyt, [414];
bibliography of, by Brevoort, [414].
Gomberville, [589].
Gomez, Estevan, [241];
on the North American coast, [241];
with Magellan, [606];
deserts, [607].
Gomez, Francis, [241].
Gomez, Pedro, with Valdivia, [528].
Gomez, archipelago of, [224].
Gonzaga, F., De origine religionis Franciscanæ, [399].
Gonzales de la Rosa, Manuel, [567];
edits Cieza de Leon, [574].
[Good Hope], Cape of, [41].
Goodall, B., Tryall of Travell, [68].
Goodrich, Life of so-called Christopher Columbus, [33], [69].
Goos, Abraham, his map, [462].
Gordillo, Francisco, sails to Florida, [238];
his expedition, [285].
Gorgona (island), [509], [511], [513].
Gorricio, Gaspar, iv, [26], [89].
Gossellin, Géog. des Grecs, [101].
Gourgues, Domenic de, his attack on Florida, [280];
“the avenger of the Huguenots”, [298];
La reprinse de la Floride, [297];
different manuscripts of it, [297], [298];
no Spanish authorities, [297];
a slaver, [297].
Goyeneche, Juan de, his life of Solis, [424].
Gracias á Dios, Cape, [21].
Graham on the hourly variation of the needle, [100].
Grajales, Mendoza, [270].
See Quivira.
Granada, arms of, [48];
captured, [50];
In laudem, etc., [50].
Granada (island), [226], [588].
Grand (isle), fabulous, [36].
Grand Turk Island, [55].
Grant, Fort, [482].
Grantham, Lord, [ii].
Grapes in Peru, [547].
Gravier, Gabriel, edits Challeux, [296];
Rech. sur les navigations Européens, [42];
Les Normands sur la route des Indes, [25].
Gravier, N. F., Saint-Dié, [162].
Gravière, J. de la, Les marins, [7], [83].
Gray, Capt., in the “Washington”, [470].
Great Circle, [25].
Great Exuma (island), [55].
Great Inaqua (island), [55].
Greco (northeast), [94].
Greenhow, Oregon and California, [455];
on the Oregon question, [469];
Northwest Coast, [461].
Greenland, a peninsula of Europe, [28], [111], [123], [433];
relations with Iceland, [33];
seen by Cortereal, [109];
on early maps, [28];
in the Cantino map, [109];
called by various names
(Grotlandia), [432];
(Groenland), [472];
(Gruenlant), [115];
(Gronland), [175];
Gregg, Commerce of the Prairies, [495].
Gregoire, Bishop of Blois, his Apologie, [325].
Greiff, B., [162].
Grieninger, Johannes, [128].
Grijalva, Juan de, [349], [351], [354];
his expedition, v, [203], [215], [402], [403];
sails with Garay (1523), [238];
Cronica, [399];
Itinerario, [397];
portrait, [216].
Grimaldi, [48].
Grimaldo, [93].
Grimm, Sigmund, [408].
Grimston, Edw., [421].
Grothe, H., his Leonardo da Vinci, [31].
Grüninger, printer, [169].
Guachoyanque, [253].
Guadalaxara, [474].
Guadalupe, [374];
Our Lady of, [399];
Coleccion, [400].
Guaguanico, [351].
Guahan, [611].
Guale, [278].
Guale (Amelia), Island, [282].
Gualterotti, R., L’America, [154].
(Guanahan), [221];
(Ganahani), [226];
(Guanao), [177];
Ponce de Leon at, [233].
Guanape, [558].
Guandape, [241].
Guanima, [233].
Guanuco, [558].
Guarico, [558].
Guastecan, [472].
Guatari River (Wateree), [285].
Guatemala, [221];
audiencia of, [460];
Coleccion de doc. antig., [398], [419];
the Proceso against Alvarado, [419];
Remesal as an authority, [419];
Vasquez’ Chronica, [419];
Historia of Fuentes y Guzman, [419];
the Compendio of Domingo Juavros, [419];
expedition to, under Alvarado, [383];
map, [384];
sources of its history, [398], [419].
Guaxule, [247].
Guayaquil, [509].
Guayaquil, Gulf of, [511].
Guazzo, Marco, Historie, [576].
Guérin, Leon, Navigateurs Français, [34], [298].
Guerra, C., [109], [187], [204], [205].
Guevara, Juan de, [207].
Guibert, M. C., Mémoires de Dieppe, [34].
Guicciardini, Hist. d’Italia, [154].
Guinea coast, [39].
Gumilla, El Orinoco, [587].
Guss, A. L., “Early Indian History of the Susquehanna”, [283].
Gutierrez, J. R., [570].
Guyas, [491].
Guzman, Alonso Enriques de, [566];
his autobiography, [567].
Guzman, Diego de, expedition to Sinaloa, [503].
Guzman, Fernando de, his revolt, [582].
Guzman, Nuño Beltran de, [473];
his expedition to Ciguatan, [499];
distresses the vessels of Cortés, [441], [442];
avoids Cortés, [442];
expedition to Pánuco, [386], [503];
to New Gallicia, [391], [503];
invades Jalisco, [387];
in Mexico, [395];
account of his trial, [398].
Guzman, Pero Nuñez de, [233].
Guzman, S., El peregrino Indiano, [430].
Haag, La France protestante, [298].
Hacke, Collection of Voyages, [466].
Hackit, Thomas, [293];
his Florida, [293].
Hagen, Von der, [179].
Hagenberg, Francis, [471].
Hain, Repertorium, [48].
Hakluyt, on Drake’s discovery, [455];
Notable History, [293];
Voyages, [498].
Hale, E. E., copy of a drawing of a buffalo, [489];
on Coronado’s discovery, [503];
procures Cortés’ map of California, [442];
discovers original of the name of California, [443];
His Level Best, [443];
“Magellan’s discovery”, [591];
Seven Spanish Cities, [6];
on Palos, [6].
Hallam, H., Literature of Europe, [57], [571].
Halley and the magnetic poles, [95];
on terrestrial magnetism, [100].
Hammocks (cut), [11];
in Brazil, [596];
figured, [597].
Hansen, Léonard de, life of Santa Rosa, [560];
La bienaventurada Rosa, [560];
other versions, [560].
Hardy, Jules, Les Dieppois en Guinée, [39].
Harley, Edward, [226].
Haro, C. de, [615].
Harrassowitz, Rarissima Americana, [157].
Harris, John, the fac-similist, [50].
Harris, Collection of Voyages, [467].
Harrisse, H., his proposed Americ Vespuce, [155];
on Ferdinand Columbus, [66];
criticised by Stevens, [66];
his D. Fernando Colon, [66];
his Fernand Colomb, [66];
Les Cortereals, [33];
Les sépultures de Colomb, [80];
Los restos de Colon, [83];
his Cabots, [93];
Christophe Colomb, [88];
Notes on Columbus, privately printed, [viii];
his Histoire de C. Colomb attribuée à son fils, [66];
Les restes mortels de Colomb, [83];
Colomb et la Corse, [84];
Les Colombo, [86];
Desjardin on, [viii].
[Hatteras], Cape, [285].
Hauslab, Freiherr von, his globes, [171].
plundered by the French, [262];
view of, [202].
Havana (San Cristoval), [351].
Hawkins, Sir John, [262].
Hawkins, Sir Richard, captured, [561].
Haxa, [492].
Haynes, Henry W., “Early Explorations of New Mexico”, [473];
favors the Zuñi theory of the Seven Cities, [503].
(1541), [177].
See [Hispaniola], [Santo Domingo].
Hazard, Samuel, Santo Domingo, [71], [81], [88].
Helps, Sir Arthur, [337];
Conquerors of the New World, [428];
Spanish Conquest of America, [69], [204], [428];
Life of Cortés, [428];
his map of Cortés’ voyage, [353];
Life of Pizarro, [578];
Life of Columbus, [69];
Life of Las Casas, [343];
his map of the Valley of Mexico, [369].
Hemez, [495].
Hennepin, bibliography of, [67];
his maps of the Pacific coast, [466].
Henriquez, Martin, viceroy of Peru, [557].
Henry (Prince), the navigator, [2];
portrait (cut), [39];
autog., [39];
lives of, [40].
Henshaw, H. W., [481].
Hermano, Diego, [439].
Hermano de Toledo, [454].
Hernandez, Pero, Comentarios, [286].
Herrera, A. de, his life of Vaca de Castro, [567];
on Balbóa, [211];
his picture of Columbus, [71];
on Columbus, [67];
account of, [67];
drew largely from Las Casas, [67], [340];
bibliography of, [67];
his Historia general, i, [67], [213], [424], [563];
his Descripcion, [67];
edited by Barcia, [67];
editions of, [68];
in Vander Aa, Hulsius, etc., [68];
translated by John Stevens, [68], [563];
Robertson’s opinion of it, [424];
on Lake Parima, [587];
and Magellan, [616];
maps (1601), [460];
edited by Van Baerle, [461];
charges Vespucius with falsifying dates, [154];
historiographer, [563].
Herries, William, [11].
Hesperides (1541), [177].
Hessels, J. H., [50].
Hevia, Diego de, [278].
Heylin, Cosmographie, [466], [587].
Heyn, Peeter, Miroir du Monde, [472];
epitome of Ortelius, [472].
Hinojosa, Pedro de, [540].
Hipparchus and lunar tables, [99].
(1541), [177];
(Espanholla), [108];
(Espagnolla), [226];
(Hispaniæ insula), [122];
(Spagnola), [115], [123], [128], [175], [218], [223], [228], [229], [451];
(Spagnolla), [111], [116], [118], [170], [183], [450];
(Spagnollo), [125];
(Spagnuola), [188];
Columbus at, [13];
fruits of (cut), [16];
mines, [16];
map of, ascribed to Columbus, [104];
other early maps, [105];
map (1534), [188];
name, [10];
native houses (cut), [11];
curing of sick (cut), [11].
See Hayti, [Santo Domingo].
Hochelaga (Ochelai), [451].
Höfer, Nouv. biog. gén., [83].
Hogenberg, Civitates, [5].
See [Braun].
Hojeda. See [Ojeda].
Holbein, [446].
Holguin, Pedro Alvarez de, [534];
life of, [577];
killed, [536].
Homann, and Lake Parima, [587];
his map (1719), [467].
[Homem], Diego, map of the Moluccas, [441];
map (1540), [446];
map (1558), [227], [229], [448]; (1568), [449];
Atlante maritimo, [449].
Hondius, Jodocus, his map of Gulf of California, [461];
his circumpolar map, [461];
Caerte van Guiana, [587].
[Hondius]-[Mercator] atlas (1613), [461].
See [Mercator].
Honduras, Olid’s expedition to, [382];
map, [384];
Cortés in, [385];
discovered, [191].
Höniger, Nic., translates Benzoni, [347].
Honoratus, Fray, [475].
Honter, bibliography of, [122];
new maps (1561), [123];
Rudimentorum cosmographiæ libri, [122], [176].
Hooke, R., [424].
Horn, Ulyssea, [34].
Hour-glass, [437].
Howarth, George, [357].
Hoz, Alonzo de, [548].
Hoz, Pedro Sanchos de, [528].
Huamachuco, [520].
Huamanga, [520];
founded, [523].
Huanachuco, [519].
Huancavelica, [561].
settled, [527].
war of, [574].
Huascar, [514].
Huasco, [524].
Huayna Capac, [514].
Hüber, Wolfgang, [160].
Huelen-Guala, [528].
Huet, Bishop, [420].
Huguenots in Florida, [293] et seq.;
hated by the Spanish, [262].
Hugues, Luigi, [616].
Hulsius, Levinus, his map “Americæ pars australis”, [587].
Humaña, Juan de, [504].
Humboldt, Alex., his Examen critique, [68], [178];
autog., [68];
Krit. Untersuchungen, [68];
introduction to Ghillany’s Behaim, [68];
his Voyage aux régions équinoxiales, [206];
Personal Narrative, [206], [287], [375];
Essai politique, [375];
dissipated the myth of Eldorado, [589];
defence of Vespucius, [178].
Hurtado, [198].
Hutchinson, Two Years in Peru, [516].
Huten, Philip von, his expedition, [581].
Huts in trees, native, [514].
Hylacomylus. See [Waldseemüller].
Ibarra, B. de, [106].
Ibarra, Diego, [504].
Ibarra, F. de, [504].
Icaria, [472].
Icazbalceta, J. G., [397];
autog., [397];
Apuntes para un catálogo, etc., [417];
Coleccion de documentos, [397], [498];
Diccionario, [400];
edits Mendieta, [422];
on Lorenzana, [408];
prints a secret letter of Cortés, [411];
Vida de Cortés, [428].
Iceland (Islandia), [434];
visited by Columbus, [33].
Ideler, J. L., [68].
Ilacomylus. See [Waldseemüller].
Illapel, [524].
Imperial (town in Chili), [548].
Inca Titus and the crown of Peru, [325].
Inca empire, early reports of, [199].
Incas. See [Yncas].
India in Pomponius Mela’s map, [180].
India Superior, [176].
See [Asia].
Indian Ocean as an inland sea, [95], [165].
Indians, other advocates of, than Las Casas, [343];
described by Las Casas, [318];
estimates of numbers at the time of European contact, [327];
enslaved by the Spaniards, [303];
sedentary, [473];
pueblo, [473];
the Spaniards’ relations to, [299];
as found by Columbus, [300];
why so named, [169].
[Indies], council for the, and the publication of maps, [471];
their archives, [i].
See [Council].
Infantado, Duque del, [89];
his manuscripts, [viii].
Inga, [579];
West-Indische Spieghel, [462].
Inghirami, Fedia, [58].
Inquisition in Peru, [557];
history by Llorente, [325].
Inventio fortunata, [95].
Irving, Pierre, Life of W. Irving, [vi].
Irving, Theo., Florida and De Soto, [290].
Irving, Washington, his Columbus, vi, [68];
Companions of Columbus, vi, [204];
manuscript of his account of Columbus at Barcelona, [56];
on portraits of Columbus, [71];
on Vespucius, [155].
Isabella (of Spain), sign-manual, [56];
her character, [5];
story of her jewels pledged, [91].
Isabella (city), [16].
Isabella. See [Cuba].
Isleta, [489].
Isnardi, F., Dissertazione, [84];
Nuovi doc., [84];
Patria di Colombo, [73].
Italian travellers, [93].
Italy and American discovery, [2];
Geographical Society, [93].
Iturri on Muñoz, [iii].
Ivagana, [611].
Ixtlilxochitl, Historia Chichimeca, [417];
his works on New Spain, [417];
Horribles crueldades, [417];
Noticias, [417];
Hist. des Chichimiques, [417];
Rois de Tezcuco, [417];
Iztapalapa, [369], [374], [376], [379].
Iztapalatzinco, [369].
See Backstaff, [Cross-staff].
Jahresbericht der tech. Anstalten in Nürnberg, [119].
Jal, A., Archéologie navale, [7];
La France maritime, [12];
De Paris à Naples, [12].
Jahsco, [387].
(1511), [110],
(1529), [221],
(1534), [223],
(1541), [177],
(Jamaca), [226],
(Jamaicha), [219],
(Jamaiqua), [229],
(Jamayca), [217],
(Jamacqua), [218];
Columbus at, [22];
a granary, [191];
map, [450];
settled, [214].
Jamestown, its site occupied by the early Spaniards, [241].
Janequeo, [561].
Jannson, Monde maritime, [462];
Orbis maritimus, [462];
edits Mercator-Hondius Atlas, [462].
Janvier, Atlas moderne, [469].
(Cimpaga), [438];
(Iapon), [464],
(Zipangri), [170];
in Ortelius, [472];
in Toscanelli’s map, [101].
See [Cipango].
Japanese map of the Pacific coast, [460].
Jaramillo, Juan de, [258];
Relacion, [500].
Jaume. See [Ferrer].
Jayme, Juan, [40];
his Declinatorium, [100].
Jefferson, Thomas, his picture of Columbus, [73];
engraved, [74].
Jefferys’s map of De Fonte’s narrative, [469];
Northwest Coast, [460];
translates Muller’s voyages to the northwest, [469].
Jemez, [495].
Jequetepeque, [516].
Jerez, G. de, [511].
Jeronymites, [311].
Jesso (island), [463];
in the maps, [463];
depicted by Hennepin, [464];
(Terro Esonis), [467].
Jesuits in Florida, [282];
in Mexico, [399];
in Peru, [552].
Joan Baptista, Fray, [422].
Jocundus. See [Giocondo].
John of Gaunt, [39].
Jomard on likenesses of Columbus, [70];
Monument à Colomb, [74].
Jones, C. C., Jr., on De Soto’s route, [291].
whence named 285;
(Pedee), [260].
Josse, A. L., [424].
Jourdanet, Denis, edits Sahagun, [417];
La pression de l’air sur la vie de l’homme, [375];
his map of the Valley of Mexico, heliotype, [375];
Histoire véridique, [415].
Journal of the Franklin Institute, [94].
Journal of the Military Service Institution, [375].
[Jovius], Paulus, Elogia, [29], [67], [70], [71], [72];
his gallery, [72];
portrait, [70].
Juan Ponce, Bay of, [283].
Juan y Ulloa, El meridiano de demarcacion, [45].
Juarros, Domingo, his Guatemala, [419].
Judæis. See [Judæus].
[Judæus], Cornelius de, his map, [457];
Speculum, [457].
Jujuy, [525].
Julius II., Pope, [120].
Kaempfer, [460].
Kalbfleisch, C. H., [113], [163], [173].
Kansas City Review, [467].
Karaikes, [601].
Keating, Maurice, edits Bernal Diaz, [415].
Kemenettes, [601].
Kendall, Abraham, in Guiana, [587].
Kendrick, Capt., in the “Columbia”, [470].
Kern, R. H., map by, [502].
Kettell, Samuel, translates Columbus’ Journal, or Personal Narrative, [46].
Keymis, with Raleigh, [587].
Kingsborough, his bound tracts on Mexico and Peru, [399];
his text of Sahagun, [416].
Kino, Father, explorations in California, [467];
his map, [467].
Kirk, J. F., [427];
criticises R. A. Wilson, [427];
edits Prescott’s Peru, [578].
Kitchen’s map shows Lake Parima, [587].
Klöoen, K. von, “Die Welser”, [579].
Klunzinger, Karl, Antheil der Deutschen an der Entdeckung von Südamerika, [579].
Klüpfel, Karl, [579].
Knight, A. G., Columbus, [69].
Koerius, Petrus, his maps, [464].
Kohl, Dr. J. G., on discovery in the Gulf of Mexico, [404];
his collection of maps, [93];
his manuscript at Worcester, [127];
his studies of the cartography of the Pacific coast, [431];.
his manuscript memoir on this subject, [127], [431];
on Magellan’s Straits in Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft für Erdkunde in Berlin, [617];.
republished as Magellan’s Strasse, [617];
Lost Maps, [117].
Kolno. See [Szkolny].
Koppe, K. W., [410].
Kries, Magellan-Reise, [615].
Kublai Khan, [42]
Külb, [564].
Küsker, B., [51].
La Caille, [276].
La Condamine, [590];
descends the Amazon, [590].
[La Cosa], Juan de, his map, [106];
account of, [106].
See [Cosa].
La Croix, Algemeene Weereld Beschryving, [378].
La Cruz, his map, [587].
La Harpe, Abrégé des voyages, [463].
La Paz, [442].
La Pérouse, [470].
[La Plata], [446], [450];
Magellan at, [598];
called early by Solis, [605].
See [Plata].
La Roche, Jean de, [262].
La Salle, Cavelier de, his connection with Peñalosa, [504];
place of his death, [294].
Labanoff, Alex., his maps, [93].
Labazares, Guido de, [256].
Laborde, J. B. Mer du sud, [468];
Voyage pittoresque, [389].
Labrador, [435], [436], [450], [451];
(Lavorador), [219];
(terra laboratorum), [122];
early visits to, [34].
Lacio, publisher, [412].
Pigafetta’s map of, [611], [614].
[Laet], J. de, map of Lake Parima, [587], [588].
Lafitau, Découv. des Portugais, [42].
Lafreri, Geografia, [432].
Lafuente y Alcantara, [47].
Lake, Arthur, [11].
Lamartine, C. Colomb, [83].
Lambert, Jehan, [157].
Lambert, T. H., on the origin of the name America, [179].
[Landa], Diego de, Relation de Yucatan, [429].
Landon, Galerie historique, [73].
Langeac, Colomb, [68].
Langeron on Magellan, [617].
Lanjuinas, J. D., Colomb, [84];
Études, [84].
Laon globe, [28].
Lapie on Maldonado, [456];
in Nouv. annales des voyages, [463].
Larousse, Grand dict. universel, [68].
Las Alas, Estevan de, [278].
Las Casas, Antoine, [304].
[Las Casas, Bartholomew], chapter on, by Geo. E. Ellis, [299];
his birth, [303];
arrives in America, [21];
ordained at Hispaniola, [305];
goes to Cuba, [305];
goes to Spain (1515), [307];
returns to Indies, [307];
other visits to Spain, [308];
enters a convent (1522), [313], [333];
made bishop of Chiapa, [314];
dies, [314];
his exaggerations, [313], [318], [324], [326], [327], [328], [332];
relations to slavery, [304], [312], [325], [326];
on encomiendas, [537];
his colony at Cumana, [313];
his memorials to the Crown, [317];
his “Propositions”, [321], [335];
opposed by Oviedo and Sepulveda, [314], [331];
his opponents, [343];
charges against him, [326], [343];
supported by Herrera and Torquemada, [326];
reviewed by Prescott, [328];
his portrait, [332];
his autog., [333];
authorities on his career, [331];
lives of him, [343];
by Fabié, [343];
by Helps, [343];
by H. H. Bancroft, [343];
by Prescott, [343];
bibliography of, [333];
his Obras (Llorente’s edition), [324], [340];
Œuvres, [340];
Apologética hist., [340];
his unpublished writings, [337];
Carta (1520), [337];
Carta (1545), [337];
Carta (1554), [337];
Historia de las Indias, vii, [89], [174], [317], [339];
fac-simile of indorsement on it, [339];
Conquista dell’Indie, [342];
his use of documents, ii;
on De Soto, [254];
on Columbus, ii;
abridges the Journal of Columbus, [46], [91];
his nine tracts, [333], [335];
Brevissima relacion, [333];
fac-simile of title, [334];
Cancionero spiritual, [333];
Lo que se signe, etc., [335];
Entre los remedios, [335];
Aqui se cōtienē unos, etc., [335];
fac-simile of its title, [336];
Aqui se contiene una disputa, [335];
Este es un tratado, [335];
Proposiciones, [335];
fac-simile of title, [338];
Principia, [335];
Tratado, [335];
Explicatio, [337];
reprinted as Las obras, [337];
translations of his tracts, [341];
Tyrannies et cruautez, [341];
The Spanish Colonie, [341];
Tears of the Indians, [341];
Seer cort Verhael, [341];
Spieghel der Sp. Tirannije, [341];
Histoire admirable des horribles insolences, [341];
Le miroir de la tyrannie, [341];
Histoire des Indes, [351];
La découverte des Indes, [341];
Relation des voyages, [341];
Relation of the first voyages, [342];
Newe Welt, [342];
Narratio regionum Indicarvm, [342];
De Bry’s engravings, [342];
Account of the first voyages, [342];
Popery truly displayed, [342];
Old England for ever, [342];
Warhafftiger Bericht, [342];
Umbständige warhafftige Beschreibung, [342];
Regionum Indicarum, [342];
Istoria, [342];
Il supplice, etc., [342];
La libertà pretesa, [342].
Las Casas, Francisco de, [200].
Las Cases (Napoleon’s chamberlain), [304].
[Lasso] de la Vega, Gabriel, his Cortés valeroso, [354];
Mexicana, [354];
his likeness, [355].
Latitude, errors in, [96];
first use of, [95].
[Latitude] and longitude, earliest instance of, in Spanish maps, [224].
Laudonnière, René, builds Fort Caroline, [262];
L’histoire notable, [293];
Notable History, [293];
Lemoyne’s account, [296];
Brevis narratio, [296];
Challeux’ Discours, [296].
Lautaro, [548];
victorious, [549];
killed, [549].
Lavazares, Guido de, [504].
Lavradio, Count de, [42].
[Laws], early Spanish, respecting the New World, [347];
of Mexico, [401].
See [New Laws].
Laycal Bay, [55].
Le Clercq, Etablissement de la Foy, [244].
Le Verrier, [36].
League, its length, [45].
Lebrija, Ant. de, Prudentii Opera, [64].
Ledesma, Pedro de, [176], [204].
Lefroy, J. H., Memorials of Bermuda, [110].
Legaspi, M. L. de, [616].
Leguina, Enrique de, La Cosa, [107].
Leguizamo, Marcio Sierra de, [556], [570].
Leigh, Sir Thomas, [464].
Leisler, Governor, [76].
Lelewei, Joachim, Die Entdeckung der Carthager auf dem Atlantischen Ocean, [36];
his map of the Atlantic according to the ancients (cut), [37];
makes an hypothetical map (1501-1503), [109];
Lemaire, Speculum, [602].
Lemoyne de Morgues, Jacques, his account of Laudonnière’s expedition, [296];
Brevis narratio, [296];
translated by Perkins, [296].
Lenox, James, on the Columbus letters, [47];
his woodcut map (1534), [222];
fac-simile of, [223];
his globe, sketch of, [123], [170];
Lenox Library, [158];
Spanish documents in, [iii].
his Afrique, [163].
Leon, Cieza de, treatment of natives, [556].
Leon, Jean. See [Leo Africanus].
Lepage, H., René et Vespuce, [164].
his voyage, [149];
authorities on his voyage, [204], [205];
his map, [205].
Leroz, Geographia de la America, [288].
Lester, Charles Edwards, [139].
Letera de la nobil cipta, [576].
Lettres édifiantes, [467].
Leucaton, [549].
Levante (east), [94].
Leven van Columbus, [69].
Levinus Apollonius, [297].
Lexona, [408].
Leyes y ordenanças, [347].
Libri’s library, [166].
Lichte der Zee-Vaert, [97].
Light of Navigation, [97].
Lightfoote, William, Complaints of England, [341].
Lilio, Z., De origine, etc., [58].
Lilius, Orbis breviarium, [25].
accounts of its founding, [567];
colleges at, [561];
called “Ciudad de los Reyes”, [522].
Linati, Costûmes de Mexique, [362].
Lindenau, Corresp. de Zach, [221].
Linschoten Itinerario, [457];
editions of, [457];
Wolfe’s translation, [459];
copies of, [459];
maps in, [457];
Navigatio, [460];
Histoire de la navigation, [460];
Description de l’Amérique, [460];
Beschryvinge, etc., [460];
the Dutch editions used as sea-manuals, [460];
in De Bry, [460];
bibliography in Sabin, [460];
his life, [460].
Lions (islands), [599].
Lippincott’s Magazine, [71].
[Lisbon], archives of the Torre do Tombo, [ii], [viii], [90];
Royal Academy, their Noticias para nações ultramarinas, [173], [616].
Livres payés en vente publique 1,000 francs, [27].
Llama, [505].
Llorente, Juan Antonio, biographer and editor of Las Casas, [304], [324];
history of the Inquisition, [325];
his work on the Popes, [325].
Loaysa, Alonzo de, [543].
Loaysa, Garcia de, [440].
Loaysa, Geronimo, bishop, [537];
archbishop of Lima dies, [557].
Lockhart, John I., Memoirs of Diaz, [415].
Log, invention of, [98].
Lok, Michael, his map, [454].
Lomas Colmenares, J. B. de, [504].
Lombards (guns), [7].
Long Island (Bahamas), [55].
Longfellow, H. W., on Irving, [vi].
[Longitude], errors in, [98];
first use of, [95];
more or less uncertain at sea to-day, [101];
rewards of accurate methods, [100].
See [Latitude].
Lope de Sosa, [209].
Lope de Vega, on the Araucanian war, [572].
Lopes, Pero, [596].
Lopez de Haro, Nobilario, [88].
Lopez, Diego, [492].
Lopez, map of Mexico, [375].
Lorea, Ant. de, [560].
Lorenzana, Cartas pastorales, [400];
edits records of ecclesiastical councils, [399];
account of him, [408];
Historia de Méjico, [408];
his map of New Spain (heliotype), [359];
on Viscaino, [461].
Lorgues, R. de, Satan contre Colomb, [69];
La croix dans les deux mondes, [69];
Chr. Colomb, [69];
L’ambassadeur de Dieu, [69].
Los Rios, Pedro de, [200].
Lota, [524].
Löwenstern, I., on likenesses of Columbus, [70].
Loyola, Martin Garcia, [553];
governor of Chili, [561];
killed, [562];
sources of information, [573].
Lucayan Islands, map, [61];
their natives carried to Hispaniola, [321].
Lucayoneque, [238].
Lud, Walter, [145], [162], [471];
noticed by Henry Stevens, [162];
his Speculum, [62], [145], [163].
Lugtenberg, his map, [464].
Lugo, F. de, [580].
Lugo, Luis Alonzo de, [581];
of New Granada, [581].
Lugo, Montalvo de, [581].
Luis, missionary, [497].
Lullius, Raymond, Arte de navegar, [96], [98].
Luna, Gomez de, [534].
Luna y Arellano, Tristan de, [257];
his expedition, [258];
returned to Cuba, [259].
Lunar tables, [99].
L’univers pittoresque, [296].
Luque, Hernando, [505], [507];
made bishop of Tumbez, [512];
died, [526].
Lyuro das obras de Garcia de Resende, [56].
MacDonald, M., Guatemozin, [430].
Macedo, notice of Ortelius, [471].
Machin discovers Madeira, [38].
Machiparo, [582].
Mackenzie, A. S., [53].
Macoya, [279].
Macrobius, [28].
Macuelas, Juan, [257].
Madden, Sir Frederick, [337].
Madeira discovered, [38];
as first meridian, [95].
Madrid, Academy of History, publications on American history, [vii];
Royal Academy, Memorias, [70];
Soc. Geog., Boletin, [72].
Maella, M., [76].
Maese de Campo, [271].
Maffeius, [62];
Commentariorum urbanorum libri, [421];
Historiarum indicarum libri, [457].
Magalhaens. See Magellan.
Magalhaes de Gandavo, [154].
Magasin pittoresque, [72], [296].
Magdalen (Indian women), [255].
Magdalena (Florida river), [243], [288].
Magdalena (South American river), [189], [513].
Magellan, Fernando de, career, [591];
different forms of his name, [591];
autog., [592];
sails on his expedition, [592];
portraits of, [72], [75], [76], [593], [594], [595];
his fleet, [593];
quarrels with Juan de Carthagena, [596], [599];
at Rio de Janeiro, [596];
at La Plata, [598];
at Port Desire, [599];
mutiny there, [599];
executes Mendoza and Quesada, [599];
sees a giant, [600];
fights the natives, [601];
takes possession of Patagonia, [604];
observes eclipse of sun, [604];
in the straits, [606];
reaches the Pacific, [608];
his track in the Pacific, [609];
map of it, [610];
at the Ladrones, [611];
at the Philippines, [612];
killed, [612];
sources of information for the voyage, [613];
Pigafetta’s diary, [613], [614];
Max. Transylvanus’ letter, [615];
lost account by Peter Martyr, [615];
documents in Navarrete, [615];
manuscript ascribed to Magellan, [615];
enumeration of his companions, [615];
accounts by Stanley, Major, etc., [617];
bibliography of, [617];
documents published by the Hakluyt Society, [616];
account by Genoese pilot, [616];
shows how Magellan followed the Antarctic current, [616];
account in Oviedo, [616];
in Herrera, [616];
the Noticia of Navarrete, [617].
Magellan’s Straits, [435], [436], [446], [450],
(1534), [223];
(1541), [177];
treatise on its history by Kohl, [617];
by Wieser, [617];
named after the Eleven thousand Virgins by its discoverer, [604], [605];
prefigured on Behaim’s map, [604];
Pigafetta’s map, [605];
called “Streto Patagonico”, [605];
voyage of the “Santa Maria de la Cabeza”, [593].
Magini, J. A., edits Ptolemy, [457].
[Magnet], history of the, [94];
variation of, [94];
lines of no variation, [95].
Magnetic curves, charts of, [100].
Magnetic pole, [95].
Maiollo, map of America (1527), [94], [219], [220].
Major, R. H., Select Letters of Columbus, [10], [47];
Conquest of the Canaries, [36];
on date of Columbus’ birth, [83];
on the Da Vinci map, [124];
on Vespucius, [178];
Prince Henry the Navigator, [40], [617];
Discoveries of Prince Henry, [617].
Maldonado, [21].
Maldonado (artist), [362].
Maldonado, Diego, [503];
seeks De Soto, [253].
Maldonado, Francisco, [250].
Maldonado, Lorenzo Ferrer de, his disputed voyage, [455];
authorities for, [455];
Viaggio, [456];
Memoir by Lapie, [456];
map, [468].
Maldonado, Pedro de, [542].
Maldonado, Roderigo, [486], [492].
Malhado Island, [244].
Malipiero, Dominico, [106].
Malloy, Charles, Affairs maritime, [83].
Malpica, [72].
Malte-Brun, [164];
Hist. de la géog., [30].
Manca, Ynca, [520];
at Vilcabamba, [546];
neglected, [524];
heads an army, [524];
defeated by Orgoñez, [526].
Mandaña, [561].
Mandeville, John de, influences Columbus, [27];
Itinerarius, [30].
Maneiro, De vitis Mexicanorum, [429].
Mangi, [42], [105], [118], [438], [454], [472];
Mangon, [42].
Manigua, [233].
Manilla, [454].
Manioc, [598].
Manipacna River, [259].
Mannert, Conrad, [587].
Manno and Promis, Notizie di Gastaldi, [439].
Manoa (city), [585];
first in maps, [587];
disappeared, [589].
Manrique de Lara, Rodrigo, [551].
Manta Bay, [509].
Mantuanus, B., Opera, [62].
Manuscrits de la Bibliothèque du Roi, [38].
Mapocho River, [528].
Maps of the earliest Spanish and Portuguese discoveries, [93];
early Spanish ones very rare, [174].
See [Cordiform].
Maracaibo, [190];
Lake of, [187].
Maracayo Lake, [558].
Maragnon, Rio, [228].
Maranon (river), [188], [513], [519], [581].
See [Amazon].
Marchand, Guy, or Guiot, printer, [49], [50], [51].
Marchena, Perez de, [91].
Marchesi, [48].
Marchetti, edition of Ortelius, [472].
Marcos, Fray, [475], [476], [477], [503];
his Descubrimiento, [499];
report altered in Ramusio and Hakluyt, [476], [499];
his fictions, [499];
rejoins Coronado, [480];
general of the Franciscans, [481].
Marcou, Jules, on the naming of America, [179];
First Discoveries of California, [443], [467];
on Alarcon’s voyage, [443].
Mar del Sur. See [Pacific].
Margarita (island), [18], [20], [110], [134], [187], [225], [581], [588];
map, [61];
seized by Aguirre, [582].
Margry, Navigations Françaises, [12], [39].
Mariames (Indians), [244].
Mariguana (island), [55], [56].
Mariguanu, battle of, [549].
Marin, Commercio de’ Veneziani, viii, [90].
Marini, G. B., [66].
Marinus, [24].
Marinus of Tyre, [95].
Markham, Clements R., “Pizarro, and the Conquest of Peru and Chili”, [505];
“Critical Essay”, [563];
his Expeditions into the Valley of the Amazons, [563], [585], [589];
his Narrative of the Proceedings of Pedrárias Davilla, [564];
edits Xeres, [564];
Reports on the Discovery of Peru, [566];
edits Life of Guzman, [567];
Rules and Laws of the Incas, [571];
Travels of Cieza de Leon, [574];
Garcilasso de la Vega’s Royal Commentaries, [575];
encouraged by Prescott, [578];
his Cusco and Lima, [578];
Travels in Peru and India, [578];
his handbook on Peru, [578];
Search of Eldorado, [582];
edits Acosta, [421];
edits Andagoya, [212].
Marmocchi, Raccolta, v, [342].
Marmolejo, Gongora, career, [572];
Hist. de Chile, [573].
Marquesas Islands, [561].
Martens, Th., [50].
Martin, Alonso, [196].
Martin, Cristóbal, [504].
Martines, his maps, [450];
(155-?), [450];
his map of the Moluccas, [441].
Martinez, Father, [279].
Martinez, Henrico, Reportorio, [421].
Martinez, the author of the story of Manoa, [579].
Martinez receives letter from Toscanelli, [31].
[Martyr], Peter, d’Anghiera, [57], [224];
on Columbus’ second voyage, [58];
Epistolæ, [57];
estimate of, [57];
De nuper repertis insulis, [402];
Extraict ou recueil, [410];
on Magellan’s voyage, [615];
Legatio Babylonica, [109];
Summario (1534), [222].
Martyrs, the (islands), [233].
Massbieau, L., Mexico, [378].
Mata-Lanares, manuscripts of, [ii].
Matagorda Bay, [244].
Matanzas, [203], [230], [276].
Mataquito, [549].
Matienzo, Juan, [552];
his Gobierno de el Peru, [571].
Maule River, [524], [531], [559].
Mauro, Fra, his map, [41], [94].
Mauro, Lucio, [414].
Maury, Mytton, [106].
battle of, [249];
name how spelled, [291].
May (river), [295].
Maya civilization, [429].
Mayer, Anton, Wiens Buchdruckergeschichte, [184].
Mayor, Pedro de, [528].
Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico, his library, [430].
Maxixcatzin, [372].
McCulloch, Antiquarian Researches in America, [296].
Mead, Construction of maps, [470].
Mecia de Viladestes, map of the Canaries, [36].
Mecken, Israel van, [352].
Medici, Lorenzo di Pier Francesco de’, [145];
letter to, from Vespucius, [156].
Medici, princes, [131].
Medina, Pedro de, Arte de navegar, [7], [98], [176];
Medina-Sidonia, Duke of, his manuscripts, viii.
Medina, Libro, [6].
Meek, Alexander, on De Soto’s march, [296];
Romantic Passages, [296].
Megander, [262].
Meier, H. L., [290].
[Mela], Pomponius, bibliography of, [180];
his map of the world, [180];
his Cosmographia, [180];
Cosmographica geographia, [181];
De totius orbis descriptione, [181];
edited by Vadianus, [122], [182];
issued with Solinus, [182];
corrected by Olive and Barbaro, [183];
translated by Golding, [186];
his north and south theory, [26];
on Vespucius, [154].
See Pomponius.
Memoirs for the Curious, [462].
Memorial historico Español, [573].
Mena, Juan de, [256].
Mena, Marcos de, [256].
Mendana, Alvaro de, [552].
Mendez, Diego, [62].
Mendiburu, Diccionario del Peru, [570].
Mendieta, Alonzo de, [570].
Mendieta, G., Hist. eclesiastica Indiana, [415], [422].
[Mendocino], Cape, [444], [465];
earliest mention of, [455].
[Mendoza, Andrea Hurtado] (Marquis of Cañate), viceroy of Peru, [545];
dies, [547].
Mendoza, Antonio de, [393], [474];
his autog., [254];
conquers the Chichimecs, [419];
viceroy of Peru, [542].
Mendoza, Cardinal, [91].
Mendoza, Garcia Hurtado de, governor of Chili, [549];
defeats Caupolican, [549];
likeness, [550];
leaves Chili, [551];
(fourth Marquis of Cañete), [560];
his life, [572].
Mendoza Grajales, his Memoria, [293].
Mendoza, Hurtado de, his voyage, [441];
on the Pacific coast, [393].
Mendoza, Juan Gonzáles de, Historia del Reino de China, [504].
Mendoza, L. T. de, his Coleccion, [vii].
Mendoza, Martin, counsels with Magellan in the Straits, [607].
Mendoza, Pedro de (in Peru), [519].
Mendoza, P. G. de, archbishop of Toledo, [4].
Mendoza, one of Magellan’s captains, executed, and remains found by Drake, [599].
Mendoza (Chili), [524].
Menendez de Aviles, Pedro, [260], [283];
directed to conquer Florida, [261];
attacks Ribault, [263];
attacks Fort Caroline, [272];
returns to Spain, [279];
returns to Florida, [282];
on the Chesapeake, [282];
dies, [283];
portrait, [261];
Cartas, [293];
his victims of the Epistola supplicatoria, [297].
Meneses, [543].
Meneses, Pablo de, [545].
Mer de l’ouest, [463], [467], [468], [469].
Meras, Solis de, [275].
Mercadillo, [527].
Mercado, Martin, [545].
Mercator, Michael, his map, [461].
Mercator, Gerard, map (1541), [177];
and Cnoyen, [95];
his projection, theory of, [470].
See [Hondius].
Mercator, Rumoldus, his map, [457].
Mercure de France, [560].
Mercuri, engraving of Columbus, [73].
Mérida, bishop of. See [Landa].
Meridian, first, [95].
See [Longitude].
[Mesurado], Cape, [40].
Metullus, America, [458].
Mexia, Pedro, Silva, [616].
[Mexico] (see [Cortés]), [435];
called Temistitan, [225];
held to be Quinsay, [432];
human sacrifices in, [328];
plans, descriptions, and views of the city, [450];
plan of, before the Conquest, [364];
descriptions of, [364];
lake of, [358];
alleged plan by Montezuma, [364];
Helps’s plan, [369];
Wilson’s plan of the valley, [374];
the lake in Cortés’ day, [375];
shrinkage of the lagunes, [375];
map in Keating’s Bernal Diaz, [415];
Jourdanet’s map (heliotype), [375], [415];
Humboldt’s map, [375];
Lopez map, [375];
Siguenza’s map, [375];
the waters of its lake supposed to flow into the Pacific, [375];
inundations, [375];
view of the city under the conquerors, [377];
sketch in Bordone’s Libro, [378];
new causeways built by the Spaniards, [378];
city rebuilt, [378];
cathedral built, [378];
plan from Ramusio, [379];
other plans, [378];
account by Salazar, [378]: other accounts, [378];
Temple of, [408];
second conquest by Cortés, [376];
list of the conquerors and their descendants, [414], [415];
conquest of, sources of information, [397];
the “anonymous conqueror”, [397];
records of the municipality, [398];
records of ecclesiastical councils, [399];
authorities on church history, [399];
documentary sources, [397];
Documentos para la historia, [498];
native manuscripts destroyed, [417];
bibliography of, [429];
by Boturini, [429];
by Clavigero, [430];
by Ramirez, [430];
by H. H. Bancroft, [430];
plays and poems on the Conquest, [430];
map of the west coast, [450];
Geographical Society of, [93];
its Boletin, [451].
Mexico, Gulf of, early maps of, [217];
(Golfo Mexicano), [451], [459];
map by Martines, [450];
Cabot’s map, [447];
(mare Cathayum), [433];
Cortés’ map of, [404].
[Meyer]. See Mayer.
Meyer, M. M., [102].
Meyer, Tobias, [101].
Meygenberg, [28].
Michoacan, map of, [400].
Miculasa (Indian), [250].
Miggrode, Jacques de, [341].
Milan, alleged birthplace of Columbus, [84].
Millacalquin, [562].
Mines and Mining, [578];
in Hispaniola, [16].
Mint established in Peru, [552].
Miranda de Azevedo, [440].
Miranda, Juan de, [504].
Mirandolo, Pico de, [162].
Miravalle, Counts of, [362].
Miruello, [292].
Miruelo, Diego, pilot, [236], [242].
[Mississippi] (river), its supposed course, [282];
crossed by De Soto, [247], [251];
discovered by Pineda, [237];
who discovered it? 292;
[called “Espiritu Santo”], [177], [237], [404], [447], [504];
early maps of, [292];
map by Wytfliet, [281];
by Delisle, [294].
See [Espiritu Santo].
Mittheilungen des Instituts für Oesterreichische Geschichtsforschung, [617].
Mixco, [383].
Mobile Bay, [295].
Mocha (island), [531];
(Chili), [524].
Mogrovejo, Toribio de, bishop, [557].
Molina, A. de, [511].
Molineaux globe, [452];
map, [458].
Moll, Hermann, map (1736), [468];
map of the Pacific coast, [467];
of California (1755), [468];
Lake Parima, [587].
[Moluccas], [150], [217], [440], [610];
discovered, [591];
reached (1511), [441];
expeditions to, [440];
Cortés opens trade with, [393];
supposed way to, [446];
sold by Spain, [441];
(1568), [449];
history of, by Argensola, [616].
Monarchus, Robertus, Bellum Christ. Princip., [51].
Monasterio, [241].
Monette, J. W., Valley of the Mississippi, [296].
goes to Cusco, [530];
dies, [532].
Monin, H., [40].
Moniz, Vasco Gill, [90].
Monserrate, documents at, [iii].
Montaldo, Professor, [54].
Montanus, [192];
Nieuwe Weereld, [466].
Montejo, Francisco de, [351];
in Yucatan, [429].
Monteleone, Duke of, [395], [396].
Monteros, [516].
Montesinos, Ant. de, [240], [254], [286].
Montesinos, F., his career, [570];
Annales, [570].
Montezuma, hears of Cortés, [353];
picture of, in Montanus, [361];
in Solis, [363];
other likenesses, [76], [362], [424];
meets Cortés, [362];
in chains, [362];
his descendants, [362];
his appearance and age, [362];
offers tribute to Cortés, [365];
wounded on the parapet, [368];
dies, [368];
his tributaries, [408].
Montlezun, Baron de, [53].
Monthly Miscellany, [462].
Moon. See Lunar tables.
[Moqui] pueblos, [484], [503].
Mora, D. de, [519].
Mora, J. de, [425].
Mora, Méjico, [428].
Morales, [197].
Morales, Andrés de, [204].
Morales, Gaspar de, [505].
More, Sir Thomas, his Utopia, [176].
Morelli, Cav., Lettera rarissima, [62].
Moreno, his maps, [55].
Morga, Philippine Islands, [616].
Morgan, L. H., House and House-Life of the American Aborigines, [502];
on the seven cities of Cibola, [502].
Morisotus, Orbis maritimi, [34].
Morris, J. G., [106].
Morton, Thomas, on the Asiatic extension of North America, [439].
Moscoso, Luis de, [248];
succeeds De Soto, [253].
Moscoso, F., [519].
[Motolinia], Toribio, [343];
his life by Ramirez, [343];
his autog., [343];
Historia, [397].
Muller, E., [66].
Muller, G. F., on voyages to the Northwest, [469].
Müller, Johannes, of Königsberg (Regiomontanus), [96], [99];
his Ephemerides, [96];
his Tabulæ astron., [99].
[Müller, Johannes], Vereine Deutschlands, [93].
Mulligan, John, [58].
Mundus Novus (South America), [115], [123].
Muñoz, Juan, in Florida, [255].
Muñoz, J. B., autog. of, iii;
his collection of manuscripts, vii, [569];
on Columbus, [68];
his Historia failed to record Vespucius, [153].
Munroe, Prof. C. E., [352].
Münster, Seb., his map (1532), [121], [122];
Novus orbis, [122].
Muratori, [90];
Rerum ital. scriptores, [48].
Murphy, B., on the tomb of Cortés, [396].
Murphy, H. C., [287];
on the bibliography of the Cosmog. Introd., [166].
Murdock, J. B., Cruise of Columbus, [54].
Murr, C. G. von, Memorabilia, [35], [221];
Gesch. des Ritters Behaim, [35].
Musters, G. C., on Patagonia, [603].
Myritius, Johannes, Opusculum geographicum, [154], [439];
map, [457].
Nahuatl manuscripts, [418].
Nancy globe, [432];
sketch of, [433].
Nanipacna, [258].
Napione, Del primo scopritore, [84], [163];
Patria di Colombo, [83], [84].
Napochies, [258].
Napoleon I., his havoc among the Spanish archives, [i].
Napoli, Juan de, portolano, [38].
Naraciones históricas, [573].
Narvaez, Pamphilo de, in Cuba, [201];
has a patent, [242];
disappears, [244];
his landing in Florida, [274];
where did he land? 288;
names of his followers, [415];
sent against Cortés, [365];
treats with Cortés, [366];
released by Cortés, [380];
authorities, [286];
autog., [286];
map of his discoveries, [226].
Nata, [509].
Natchez (Indians), [258], [294].
Nation, The, [71].
Natives, earliest picture of, [19].
Nativita, [188].
Nautical Magazine, [82], [100].
Navarrete, E. F. de, [65];
La longitud en la mar, [98].
Navarrete, M. F. de, account of, [iv];
La historia de la nautica, v, [98];
on Alonzo de Santa Cruz, [100];
on Andagoya, [212];
his Coleccion, [v];
Opúsculos, [v];
Bibl. mar. Española, [v];
his documents on Magellan, [615];
edits Doc. inéditos, [vii];
Sutil y Méxicana (atlas), [456], [561];
on Maldonado, [456];
his researches on Columbus, [68], [456];
Noticia of Magellan, [617];
another in his Opúsculos, [617];
Viages menores, [204].
Navarro, [516].
Navarro, Joaquin, translates Prescott, [427].
Navidad, La, [10], [16], [226].
Navigation, books of, [98].
Nebrissensis, Ant., [58].
[Needle], declination of, [100];
dip of, [100];
variation of, as a means of ascertaining longitude, [99].
Negrete, Juan de, [573].
Negro River, [581].
Negroes in Peru, [560].
See Slavery.
Neueröffnetes Amphitheatrum, [78].
New Andalusia, [88], [190], [191], [585];
history of, [587].
[New Castile] (Peru), [525].
See [Castilla nueva].
New France (Nova Francia), [453].
[New Gallicia], [229], [474], [504];
conquered by Guzman, [391].
New Interlude, [62].
revoked, [539].
See [Laws].
New Mexico, Coronado’s incursion into, [473];
sources of information, [498] (see [Coronado]);
early explorations of, [473];
various expeditions to, [503].
New Spain, Audiencia, [460];
Lorenzana’s map of, [408];
map of, in Herrera, [392];
(Nueva Spanya), [450];
map by Ortelius, [472].
New Toledo (Chili), [525].
New Quarterly Review, [54].
New York Historical Society, Catalogue of Gallery, [515].
Newe Zeitung aus Hispanien, [576].
Newfoundland in the Cantino map, [108];
(Terra Cortesia), [121];
early voyages to, [33];
in Sylvanus’ map, [122];
(Terra nova), [450].
Newton, Sir Isaac, [470];
his theory of a sphere flattened at the poles, [590];
expeditions to verify it, [590].
Nicaragua, documents on, [ix];
Lake of, [200].
See [Peralta].
Nicholas of Lynn, [95].
Nicholas, Thomas, [414];
translates Zarate, [568].
Nicolini, Donato, [131].
Nicoya, Diego de, [191], [198], [200].
Nieva. See Zuñiga.
Niño, Andrés, [199].
Niño, Pedro Alonso, [109], [187].
Nito, [385].
Nombre de Dios, [189], [190], [223], [228], [446], [509], [581];
settled, [505];
abandoned, [506].
Nordenskiöld, A. E., Trois cartes, [28];
edits manuscript of Marco Polo, [30].
Noreña, Alonso de, [343].
North’s Plutarch, [78].
[North America], the belief in its narrowness, [466];
connected with Asia, [285], [431];
shown as an archipelago, [128].
See [America].
Northmen, voyages to America, [33];
their acquaintance with the loadstone, [94].
Norumbega, [451], [459], [473];
(Anorobagra), [224];
(Norumberga), [453].
Noticias históricas de la Nueva España, [421].
Nouvelles certaines des isles du Peru, [576].
Nova Galitia. See [New Gallicia].
Novus orbis. See [Grynæus].
Nucio, Antwerp publisher, [412].
Nueva Galicia. See [New Gallicia].
Nuñez de Balbóa. See [Balbóa].
Nuñez Vela, Blasco, [537].
Nuremberg Chronicle, [34].
Nuttall, Travels into Arkansas, [292].
Nyeto, Alvaro, [257].
Obras escogidas de filósofos, [337].
Ocampo, Baltasar d’, his Provincia de S. F. de Villcapampa, [571].
Ocampo, Florian d’, edits Zarate, [568].
Ocampo, Garcia de, [189].
Ocampo, Sebastian de, explores Cuba, [201];
sails around Cuba, [214].
Ocampo, Chronica, [421].
Ocean Highways, [221].
Ochechiton, [258].
Ochoa, Martin de, [271], [278].
Ochuse, [257].
See [Ichuse].
Odérigo, N., has manuscripts of Columbus, [iv].
Odriozola, M., Doc. históricos del Peru, [576].
Oettinger, Bibl. biog., [66].
Ogilby, his map (1671), [466].
[Ojeda], Alonso de, [16], [68], [88], [112], [144], [209], [506];
his voyages, [109], [187], [208];
authorities on, [204];
authorities on his second voyage, [207];
notice of, by Navarrete, [v];
accompanied by Vespucius, [149], [153].
Olano, Lope de, [194].
Old World, map of (1490), [41].
Olibahali, [258].
Olid, Cristóbal de, [214], [351];
at the second siege of Mexico, [376];
Oliva, Anello, Hist. du Pérou, [576].
Oliva, F. P. de, his account of Columbus, [66].
Oliva, Johannes, his map, [461].
Olives planted in Peru, [547].
Oliveros, [241].
Omaguas, [581];
fabled empire of, [585].
Oña, Pedro de, Arauco Domado, [572].
Once a Week, [66].
Ondegardo, Polo de, [545], [552];
career, [571];
his manuscripts, [571].
Ongania, his Raccolta di mappamundi, [107].
Onondaga, Spanish at, [283].
Oostanaula River, [247].
Opmeer, P. van, Opus chronographicum, [72].
Ordaz, Diego, [351];
his expedition, [579].
Ordenanzas reales, [347].
Ordinationes legumque collectiones, [401].
Ordoñez de Montalvo, Las sergas de Esplandian, [443].
Oregon (river), [469].
Orellana, Francisco de, [188];
with Gonzalo Pizarro, [528];
courses the Amazon, [447], [528], [584];
Herrera’s account, translated by Markham, [563];
goes to Spain, [585];
returns and dies, [585].
See [Amazon].
Orgoñez, R., [525];
defeats Alvarado, [526];
defeats Manco, [526];
killed, [527].
Orinoco River, [133];
discovered by Columbus, [20];
explored, [579];
map of the mouths, [586], [588];
explored by Whiddon, [586].
Orista, [282].
Orizaba, [358].
Orozco y Berra, [418];
Cartografia Mexicana, [93], [166], [375];
Vallée de Mexico, [375].
Orozco, Juan de, [504].
Orsenius, Ambrose, [471].
Orsenius, Ferd., [471].
Ortega, C. de, Resumen, [603].
Ortega, C. F., [418].
Ortelius, account of, [471];
genealogy of, [471];
life by Van Hulst, [471];
portraits referred to, [471], [472];
notice by Macedo, [471];
his list of authorities, [93], [471];
editions of his Theatrum, [471], [472];
which is the original text? [471];
additamentum, [471];
French and German translations, [471];
his mappemonde described, [472];
map of the New World, [472];
epitomes of, [472];
map of new Spain, [472];
of Florida, [472];
of Peru, [472];
last edition, by himself, [472];
Il Theatre del mondo (1598), [439];
map (1582), [186].
Ortis, Alonso, Los tratados, [57].
Ortiz, Diego, [553].
Ortiz de Matienzo, Juan, [238].
Ortiz of Narvaez’ expedition, [245];
with De Soto when he died, [252].
Osimo, d’, Colomb et Marchena, [3].
Osorius, De rebus Emmanuelis gestis, [616].
Osorno, [524];
founded, [549].
Ostro (south), [94].
Osuna, Duque d’, [89].
Otina, [279].
Otmar, Johannes, [157].
Ortubia, Juan Peres de, [233].
Ovalle, Historica relatione, [576];
Historica relacion, [576];
English version, [576].
deporting natives from the Lucayan Islands, [328];
at Hispaniola, [23].
Overland Monthly, [288].
Oviedo y Baños, Venezuela, [584].
Oviedo y Herrera, Vida de Santa Rosa, [560].
Oviedo y Valdés, G. F. de, [197];
in Peru, [563];
his account of Peru, [563];
official chronicler, [343];
Historia de las Indias, [343], [345];
critical estimation of his history, [563];
published with Peter Martyr, [563];
printed complete, [346];
correspondent of Ramusio, [343];
knew Cortés, [343];
hated by Las Casas, [314], [345];
bibliography of, [345];
De la natural hystoria, [343], [345];
fac-simile of title, [344];
his arms, [345];
Coronica, [345];
his autog., [346];
Histoire naturelle, [346];
Libro xx, [346];
dies, [346];
unprinted parts of his Historia, [346];
life by Amador de los Rios, [346];
Histoire de Nicaragua, [346];
letter from (1543), [410];
and Magellan’s papers, [616].
Pablos, Juan, [400].
Paca, [559].
Pacaha, [251].
Pachacamac, [519];
temple of, [517].
Pachama, [558].
Pacheco, J. F., Coleccion, vii, [498].
Pacific coast, discoveries on, [431];
chronology of explorations on, [431].
heard of by Columbus, [211];
discovered, [195], [608] (see [Balbóa]);
various names, [439];
(Mar Pacifico), [452];
(Mare del Sur), [223], [227], [228], [450], [451];
(Mare del Sul), [229];
(Mare del Zur), [459];
named in Pigafetta’s map, [605];
maps of (1513), [440];
(1518), [217];
chart of Magellan’s tract, [610];
trade-winds, [454].
Pacific Railroad Reports, [502].
Padilla. See [Davilla].
Padilla, Juan de, [484], [497], [503].
Padilla, Mota, Nueva Galicia, [468].
Paesi novamente retrovati, [205].
Paez, Juan, [445].
Pafallaya, [250].
Pagus Hispanorum, [265].
Palafox y Mendoça, Virtudes del Indio, [343].
[Palencia], Fernandez de, career, [569];
Historia del Peru, [569];
called “El Palentino”, [569].
Palentino, el. See [Palencia].
Pallastrelli, B., La moglie di Colombo, [85].
Palos, Juan, likeness of, [287].
Pampluna, [581].
Panamá, [228], [229], [435], [509];
documents in, ix;
founded, [198], [199], [212], [505] (1566), [451].
See [Peralta].
Paniagua, [569].
Pánuco, [229], [353], [382], [386];
Rio, [203] (1520), [218], [225];
named, [237].
Panzer, Annalen, [159].
Paposo, [524].
Para, [581].
Parana, [459].
Parana Patinga, [589].
Pardo, Captain, [278].
Pardo, Juan, [504].
Pares, Juan de, [507].
[Parestrello] at Porto Santo, [38];
his family, [90].
See Perestrello.
Pareto, Bartolomeus, sea-chart, [38].
Paria, [114], [169], [177], [218], [223], [588];
(Chili), [525];
discovered, [187];
(1511), [110];
name of, [231].
Paria, University of, [90].
(in Schöner’s globe), [118].
Paricura, [188]. See Amazon.
Parima (lake), [585];
first in maps, [587];
disappeared, [589].
Parima (river), [581].
Paris, Société de Géographie de, their Recueil de voyages, [30].
Parita (gulf), [198].
Parkman, F., Pioneers of France, [293], [298].
Parmentier of Dieppe, [105].
Parmigiano, picture of Columbus, [76].
Parra, Iacinto de, [560];
Rosa Laureada, [560].
Parrots, land of (Brazil), [598].
Pas, Crispin de, [72];
Effigies regum, etc., [72].
Pasamonte, [194], [210], [211].
Pasqual, Descubr. de la sit. de la America, [58].
Pasqualigo, [107].
Pastene, J. B., [530];
his likeness, [531].
Pasto, [509].
Pastro y Cueva, B. de, [561].
Patagonia, giants in, [600];
dress of, [600].
See Giants (regio gigantum), [432].
Patalis, [433].
Patinamit, [383].
Patiño, [267].
Paucartambo River, [519].
Pauli, Reinhold, [337].
Paulitschke, Afrika-literatur, [40].
Pauthier, G., edits Marco Polo, [30].
Paz, M. de, [511].
Pearl coast, [20], [106], [169].
Pearl-fishery, [187].
Pearl Islands, [197], [198], [199], [505], [509].
Pecari, [598].
Pecciolen, M. N., his map, [461].
[Pedrarias], Davilla, [209];
Lettere di Pietro Arias, [567];
authorities on, [211];
his character, [196].
See [Avila].
Peignot, Répertoire, [163].
Pelantaru, [562].
Peña, Gutierrez de la, [582].
Peña, Nuñez de la, La Gran Canaria, [36].
Peñalosa, Diego de, his discovery of Quivira, [503], [504].
Penco, [548];
bay, [531].
Penguins (islands), [599].
Pensacola, [246], [250], [257], [295];
discovered, [236].
Peralta, C. de, [510].
Peralta, Joan Suarez de, Las Yndias, [421].
[Peralta, Manuel] M. de, Costa Rica, Nicaragua y Panama, ix, [213].
Perestrello, [2].
See [Parestrello].
Perez de el Christo, Cristóval, Islas de Canaria, [36].
Perez, Juan, [469].
Perkins, F. B., translates Lemoyne, [296].
Pernambuco, [228].
Pernetty, Voyage, [602].
Perthes, Justus, Mittheilungen, [471].
[Peru], [433], [435], [436], [446], [450], [459] (1541), [177];
“Conquest and Settlement of”, by Markham, [505];
first rumors of the country, [505];
origin of name, [505];
Ribero first uses it in maps, [505];
likenesses of the viceroys, [532];
under Gasca, [539];
revolt under Giron, [543];
Andrea Hurtado de Mendoza, viceroy, [545];
Zuñiga, viceroy, [547];
sun-worship in, [551];
Castro, governor, [551];
Toledo, viceroy, [552];
relations of natives with the Council of the Indies, [556];
Inquisition introduced, [557];
Henriquez, viceroy, [557];
F. de Torres, viceroy, [560];
Mendoza (fourth marquis of Cañete), [560];
described in the Dutch Apianus, [184];
negroes introduced, [560];
Luis de Velasco, viceroy, [561];
sources of information, [563];
in Gomara, [412];
Xeres on, [345];
gold sent to Europe, [566], [578];
effect on prices, [566];
Copey etlicher brieff, [566];
Libro ultimo, [566];
authorities on the treatment of the Indians, [571];
later histories, [576];
Documentos históricos del Peru, [576];
manuscript sources, [576];
Varias relaciones del Peru, [576];
chief modern writers on Peru in English, [577];
quinine in, [578];
attempt to export treasure by the Amazon, [589];
Spanish cruelties in, [318], [319], [320];
the Inca Titus, [325];
maps of, [509];
(Ribero), [505],
(Ortelius), [472],
(Ramusio), [228],
(Wytfliet), [558];
(sketch-maps of the Conquest), [509], [519];
(Ruge’s), [513].
Peschel, Oscar, on Bianco’s map, [94];
Die Theilung der Erde, [45];
Zeitalter der Entdeckungen, [69], [106];
on Columbus’ birth, [83].
(river), [244].
[Petavius], History of the World, [466].
Petau. See [Petavius].
Petit Atlas maritime, [375].
Petiver, James, coins the De Fonte story, [462].
Petrarca, F., Chronica, [62].
Petri, Henri, prints Mela, [184].
[Philesius], [159]. See [Ringmann, M].
Philip II., organizes the archives at Simancas, i;
map of, [222].
Philippine Islands, [592], [610], [612];
conquered by the Spaniards, [454], [616];
histories of, [616].
Phillipps, Sir Thomas, [337], [427];
his manuscripts, [566], [614].
Phillips, Henry, Jr., [375].
Phillips, John (Milton’s nephew), [341].
Philoponus, F. H., Nova typis, etc., [58], [286].
Phrysius (Frisius). See [Friess].
Phrysius, Gemma, Cosmographia, [156];
De principiis astronomiæ, [176], [421].
Piache, [248].
Pichot, Amédée, edits Prescott’s Peru, [577].
Pickett, Invasion of Alabama by De Soto, [291];
History of Alabama, [291].
Piedrahita, Juan, [546].
Piedrahita, L. F., career, [584];
Historia general, [584].
Pietschmann, R., Guanahani-Frage, [55].
Pigafetta, Antonio, Trattato di navigazione, [98];
his narrative edited by Amoretti, [614], [615];
by Fabre, [614];
in different languages, [614];
bibliography of, [615];
his career, [613];
his diary, [613];
its illustrations, [613];
different texts, [613], [614];
Uno libro, [614];
and the captive Patagonian, [609].
Pighius, [154].
Pigmies, [472].
Pinart, his library, [430].
Pineapple found in Brazil, [597].
Pineda, Alonzo Alvarez de, on the Florida coast, [237].
Pineda’s expedition, [218].
Pinet, Ant. du, Plantz, etc., de plusieurs villes, [556].
Pingel, C., Grönlands Hist. Mindesmaeker, [34].
“Pinta”, ship, [8].
Pinto, fort, [549].
Pinzon, M. A., espouses Columbus’ theory, [3].
authorities on his voyage, [204], [205];
Varnhagen on it, [205];
his voyage, [149].
Pinzon and Solis, voyage of, [153], [154].
contribute money to Columbus’ outfit, [5], [91].
Pirckeymerus, B., Germaniæ explicatio, [99];
edits Ptolemy, [102];
portrait, [102].
Piron, his Cortés, [430].
Piscator. See [Visscher].
Pisco, [510].
Piura, [515].
at Panama, [505];
forms a company with Almagro and Luque, [506], [567];
his previous history, [506];
sails on his first expedition, [507], [567];
his second, [507];
left on Gallo, [508];
draws the line on the sand, [510];
names of such as crossed, [510];
goes to Gorgona, [511];
cruises along the coast, [511];
goes to Spain, [512];
takes his brothers to Peru, [512];
breaks with Almagro, [512];
goes to Peru again, [514];
at Tumbez, [514];
at Caxamarca, [516];
imprisons Atahualpa, [516];
exacts ransom, [517];
murders Atahualpa, [517];
line of his march from Tumbez, [519];
sends treasure to Spain, [519];
enters Cusco, [520];
founds Lima, [522];
made a marquis, [522];
reconciliation with Almagro, [522];´
dispute with Almagro over bounds, [525];
conference with him, [526];
gives command of his army to his brother Hernando, [527];
likenesses of, [75], [76], [532], [533];
his standard, [532];
his body preserved, [532];
in Lima, [534];
his house in Lima, [534];
his house in Cusco, [556];
sources of his history, [563];
account of treasure sent to Spain, [566];
lives of, [567];
earliest tidings of his success, in the Copia delle lettere, etc., [575];
translations of it, [576];
Helps’s character of him, [578];
H. H. Bancroft’s, [578];
Robertson’s, [578].
See [Peru].
Pizarro, Gonzalo (brother of Francisco), [512];
seized by Almagro, [526];
escapes, [526];
leads his brother’s infantry, [527];
sent to conquer Charcas, [527];
explores east from Quito, [528], [570];
deserted by Orellana, [584];
returns, [528];
on his estates, [537];
leads army against Lima, [537], [538];
enters it, [538];
rejects pardon from Gasca, [540];
defeats Centeno, [541];
surrenders and is executed, [542];
sentenced, [569];
letter to Valdivia, [573].
Pizarro, Gonzales (father of Francisco), [506].
Pizarro, Hernando, [512];
his expedition to Pachacamac, [517], [566];
returns to Peru, [522];
at Cusco, [523];
captures the Inca fortress, [524];
seized by Almagro, [526];
released, [527];
commands his brother’s army, [527];
attacks Orgoñez, [527];
imprisoned in Spain, [527];
his letter, [566].
Pizarro, Juan, [512];
killed, [524].
Pizarro, Pedro, [512];
his Relaciones, [566].
Pizarro y Orellana, Varones ilustres, [68], [567];
his descent, [567].
Pizignani, his charts, [38], [94].
Placentia, alleged birthplace of Columbus, [84].
Planacays, [92].
Plancius, map of, [457].
Plannck, Stephanus, printer, [48].
See [La Plata].
Plato, Critias and Timæus, [26].
Plautius, C., [58].
Plisacus sinus, [115].
Plutarch, translated by North, [516].
Poggiale, Gaetano, [163].
Poincy, Louis de, [289].
Polar Islands, [95].
Pole Star. See [North Star].
Poleur, Jean, translates Oviedo, [346].
Polo, Marco, Milione, [30];
early manuscript of, [30];
first printed, [30];
editions, [30];
his portrait (cut), [30];
edited by Yule, [30];
by Pauthier, [30].
Pomar, J. B., on Cholula, [422].
edited by Vadianus, [173].
See [Mela].
Ponce de Leon, Juan, his voyage to Bimini, [232], [233];
names Florida, [233];
directed to settle it, [234];
likeness of, [235];
dies, [236];
authorities on, [283];
the controverted date of his discovery, [284];
his exploits celebrated by Castellanos, [584];
names of his followers, [415].
Ponce de Leon, Luis, in Mexico, [386].
Ponçe Vargas, his manuscript, [iii].
Ponente (west), [94].
Pontanus, his Amsterdam, [461].
Pontonchan, [203].
taken by Belalcazar, [584].
Popellinière, Les trois mondes, [454].
Popocatepetl, [358];
sulphur got from its crater, [380].
Porcacchi, map (1572), [449];
sketched, [453];
L’isole, [449];
copies of, [449];
editions of, [450];
Carta da navigar, [450].
Porco, [558].
Porras, Diego, [62].
Porro, Hieronymus, his map in Ptolemy (1597), [457].
Port Desire, Magellan at, [599];
view of, [602].
Port Nipe, [55].
Port Padre, [55].
Port Royal, [260];
Menendez builds fort, [278].
Portfolio (Philadelphia), [410].
Porto Rico, [226];
pillaged, [262].
Porto Santo, [2];
discovered, [40].
Porto Seguro, Baron of. See [Varnhagen].
Portolá, [453].
Portugal, king of, on titlepages, [159], [160].
Portuguese on the African coast (1489), [41];
their authorities, [90];
their earliest maps, [93];
their possessions in the two Indies, [449];
their supposed early visit to the Pacific coast, [441].
Postel, Guillaume, Cosmog. disciplinæ compend., [35];
De orbis terræ concordia, [421].
Potosi, [558].
Poussielgue, Floride, [298].
Powell, J. W., Geographical and Geological Survey, [502].
Pradello, alleged birthplace of Columbus, [84].
Preciado, [443].
Prescott, W. H., account of, [425];
Conquest of Mexico, [425], [426], [427];
Ferdinand and Isabella, [425];
criticised by H. H. Bancroft, [425];
portrait, [426];
his manuscript material, vii, [397], [426], [427];
on Columbus, [69];
new editions by Kirk, [427];
translations of, [427];
life by Ticknor, [427];
his letters, [427];
his library, [427];
his manuscripts in Harvard College Library, [427];
other manuscripts, [427];
eulogy on, by George Bancroft, [427];
view of his library, [577];
Conquest of Peru, [577];
translations, [577];
new edition by Kirk, [578];
reads Solis, [424];
alleged leniency to the Spaniards, [313], [328].
Prévost, Robert, [298].
Prieto, A. L., Los restos de Colon, [81], [82];
Informe sobre los restos, [82].
Prime, W. C., [126].
Prince, L. B., New Mexico, [503].
Prince, Thomas, on the De Fonte story, [462].
Prince Albert Land, [95].
Pringle, Dr., [462].
Printing, early, in Mexico, [400], [401].
See [Brazil].
Promauca Indians, [525].
Promis, Vincenzo, Memoriale di Diego Colombo, [224].
Prosopographia, [389].
Proveda, M. de, [585].
Provisiones, cedulas, etc. (1563), [347], (1596), [348].
Prynne, Arthur, abridges Bernal Diaz, [415].
[Ptolemy], Claudius, editions and maps of, [26];
(1475), [27];
(1507), [120];
(1508), [62], [95], [109], [120], [121], [154], [155], [220];
[(1511)], [62], [95], [109], [122], [123], [169], [184];
(1512, Stobnicza), [64], [116], [117], [121], [174];
(1513), [64], [95], [109], [111], [112], [113], [162], [171], [173], [220];
(1520), [112];
(1522), [112], [125], [126], [148], [173], [175], [184], [598];
[(1535)], [95], [112], [127], [176];
(1540), [446];
(1542), [446];
(1545), [446];
(1548), [226], [234], [434], [449];
(1555), [446];
(1562), [437];
(1564), [437];
(1574), [437];
(1598), [457];
(1599), [457];
map of the world according to, [165];
his theory of east and west extension, [26], [95];
Angelo’s Latin version of, [26], [27];
early editions, [27];
spread of his views, [27];
maps by Agathodæmon, [28];
manuscripts of, [28];
recognizes latitude and longitude, [95];
errors of longitude, [101].
See [Moqui]; [Sedentary]; [Zuñi].
Puelles, Pedro de, [528], [538].
Puente, Alonso de la, [213].
Puerco, Rio, [488].
Puerto Bello, [509].
Puerto Deseado, [203].
See Port Desert.
Puerto Viejo, [509].
Puga, Vasco de, his edition of laws, [348];
Provisiones, [401].
Puget Sound, [470].
Puna, [509];
island, [514].
Puñonrostro, [213].
Quadrant. See [Hadley].
Quadus, map (1600), [460].
Quaquima, [483].
Quauhtemotzin, [371];
captured, [378].
Queh, F. G., on the Cakchiquels, [419].
Quemado, [509].
Quérandis, [598].
Querechos, [492].
Quesada, Gonzalo Ximenes, conquers New Granada, [580];
his portrait, [580];
goes to Spain, [580];
his Compendio, [584];
his daughter marries Berreo, [586].
Quexos, Pedro de, [238], [240].
Quiché, [383].
Quicksilver in Peru, [552].
Quiguate, [251].
Quilacara, [532].
Quillota, [524].
Quintana, Manuel José, on Balbóa, [210];
Obras, [343].
Quintanilla, [5].
Quintero, [524].
Quinto, [89].
Quipana, [251].
Quir, F. de, his map, [461].
Quiriquina, [524];
island, [549].
Quiro, Alvaro de, [507].
Quiroga, Rodrigo de, governor of Chili, [528], [551].
Quiros, [282].
Quisau, [454].
Quispicanchi, [511].
audiencia, [460];
Quivedo, Bishop, [197].
Quivira, [451], [459], [465], [472], [491];
(1556), [228];
(1599), [504];
(1662), [504];
(Quivir), [454];
(city), [445];
site transferred to the coast, [445];
map of, [485].
See [Gran Quivira].
Quizquiz, [251].
Quoniambec, giant, picture of, [603].
Race, Cape (Rasu), [432].
plots against Pizarro, [534];
dies, [535].
Raemdonck. See [Van Raemdonck].
Rafts, Indian, [508].
Raleigh, Sir Walter, his account of searches for Eldorado, [579];
at Trinidad, [587];
sends out Whiddon, [586];
map of the Orinoco, [587].
Ramirez, Antonio, [315].
Ramirez, José Fernando, edits the Procesos de residencia, [398];
Bibliotheca Mexicana, [430];
collates Sahagun, [416];
edits Duran, [419];
his life of Motolinia, [343], [397];
notes on Prescott, [427].
Ramirez, Juan, [241].
Ramirez, Pedro, translates Bethencourt’s narrative, [36].
Ramusio, G. B., Navigationi, [498], [499];
his preface to Leo Africanus, [163];
fac-simile, [228];
knew Oviedo, [343];
and the publication of Pigafetta, [614].
Ranjel, Rodrigo, on De Soto, [291].
Ranke, Leopold von, [337].
Rappahannock, Spaniards on, [282], [283].
Raynal, G. T., Les Européens dans les deux Indes, [40].
Rayon, I. L., Archivo Mexicano, [398].
Reclus, Ocean, [616].
Recueil de traites, [178].
Regiomontanus. See [Müller, Johannes, of Königsberg].
Registro Yucateco, [429].
Regnault, [47].
Reina, P. S. de la, [599].
Reinosa, Alonso de, [551].
Reisch, Gregor, Margarita philosophica, [95], [113];
his map, [114].
Relaciones geográficas de Indias, [576].
Rem, Lucas, Tagebuch, [45], [162].
Remesal, Ant. de, S. Vincent de Chyapa, [91], [343], [399], [419];
on Guatemala, [419].
Rémon, Alonso, [414].
Renchini, [58].
René, Duke, [106], [113], [146], [162], [164];
dies, [169].
Renteria, Pedro de la, [308].
Reusner, Nic., his Icones, [26], [27], [59], [70], [102].
Revelli, S., [78].
Revista de Lima, [569].
Revista Peruana, [567].
Revue archéologique, [70].
Revue contemporaine, [70], [411].
Revue de géographie, [25], [40], [378].
Revue de Paris, [68].
Revue des questions historiques, [66], [178].
Revue géographique, [617].
Revue orientale et Américaine, [50].
Revue politique et littéraire, [34].
Revue rétrospective, [298].
Rey, F. del, Cortez en Tabasco, [430].
Reynoso, Captain, [279].
Rheinisches Archiv, [51].
Ribadeneyras, Biblioteca, [411].
Ribault, at Port Royal, [260];
at Fort Caroline, [262];
attacked by Menendez’ fleet, [263];
wrecked, [273];
surrenders, [276];
authorities on his expedition in Florida, [293];
Histoire de l’expédition, [293];
True and Last Discoveries, [293];
Whole and True Discovery, [293];
flayed (?), [297].
Ribeiro, J. P., Hist. de real archivo, [ii].
Ribera, A., [511].
Ribera, Nic. de, [507], [510].
Ribero, his map, [43], [206], [221], [233], [505];
its influence, [225];
records Gomez’ discoveries, [242].
Riccardi Palace (Florence), maps in, [438].
Rich, Obadiah, [577];
helps Irving, vi.
Richel, Dionisio, Compendio, [400].
Richelet, Pierre, La Floride, [290].
Richeri, G. B., his collection, [iv].
Richter, J. P., Da Vinci, [124].
Riggs, George W., [287].
Rincon, A. del, [72].
[Ringmann, Mathias], [146], [163], [164];
at work on Ptolemy, [171];
dies, [171].
See [Philesius].
[Rio de Janeiro], visited by Magellan, [596];
Pero Lopez at, [596].
Rios, Pedro de los, [508].
Riquelme, [516].
Rithaymer, De orbis terrarum, [421].
Ritter, Karl, on Bernal Diaz, [415].
Rivarolo, F. di, [iv].
Robertson, Dr. William, his use of documents, [ii];
on Columbus, [ii];
History of America, [68], [424];
on Peru, [578];
Rocca Saporiti, [58].
Roce, Denys, [158].
Rochefort, César de, Hist. naturelle des Iles Antilles, [289];
Caribby Islands, [289].
Rodrigo, B., [528].
Rodriguez, Juan, [204].
Rodriguez de Villa Fuerte, Francisco, [511].
Roillo Island, [38].
Rojas, Gabriel de, likeness of, [523].
Roldan, his revolt, [20];
drowned, [21].
Rolls Chronicles (British Government), [i].
Rome (Georgia), [247].
Rondon, Antonio, [528].
Roque Cocchia, Bishop, Los restos de Colon, [82].
Rosaccio, [457].
Rosaspina, [73].
Rosny, Lettre de Colomb, [49], [50].
Ross, Thomassina, [206].
Rossi, Del discacciamento di Colombo, [58].
[Rostro] hermoso (cape), [188].
Rota, [611].
Rotz, his map of the Antilles, [226].
Rouen, globe at, [34];
Indians at, [64].
Roure, P. du, La conquête du Mexique, [430].
Roux de Rochelle, Ferd. Cortez, [430].
Rudders introduced, [98].
Ruge, Sophus, Das Zeitalter der Entdeckungen, [45], [69], [106];
Weltanschauung des Columbus, [69];
his map of Cortés’ march, [358];
his map of Guatemala, etc., [384];
his map of Pizarro’s discoveries, [512].
Ruiz, Bartolomé, [507], [510], [511];
made grand pilot, [512].
Ruiz, Fray Fr., [504].
Rum Cay, [55].
Rupumuni (river), [581], [587].
Ruscelli, Carta marina, [435];
his maps (1544), [432];
(1561), [449];
his text of Ptolemy, [457].
Russian Academy’s map of the northwest coast, [469].
Ruy de Pina, Dom João II., [90].
Ruysch and the magnetic pole, [95];
his map, [156];
its connection with Vespucius, [220];
[Varnhagen]’s view of it, [155].
Ruyter, See-Helden, [77].
Rycaut, Royal Commentaries, [575].
Rye, W. B., edits the Knight of Elvas, [289];
Biedma, [290].
Saavedra, Ceron, [441].
Saavedra, Juan, [525].
Sabellicus, M. A., In rapsod. hist., [59].
Sabin, Works of Las Casas, [333].
Sabio, [408].
Sacchini, Hist. Societatis Jesu, [282].
Sacchuma, [250].
Sacoahuana, [519].
Sacsahuaman (Inca fortress), [521].
Saeghman, his Voyages, [347].
Saegman Collection, [460].
Saggio di storia Americana, [587].
Sagras, Ramon de la, Hist. de Cuba, [230].
Sagres, school at, [40].
Sahagun, F. B., account of him, [415];
his manuscript lost and discovered, [415], [416];
studies the Aztec, [415];
Evangelarium, etc., [415];
his manuscripts, [415];
Sermones, [415];
his portrait, [415];
Hist. general de las cosas de Nueva España, [416];
Conquista de Mexico, [416];
his autog., [416];
the text in Kingsborough, [416];
different texts, [416];
La aparicion de N. S. de Guadelupe, [416];
contrasted with Bernal Diaz, [416];
article on, by Ferd. Denis, [416];
Hist. générale des choses, etc., [417].
Sails, reefing, [98].
[Saint]. See [San], Sanct, [Santa], [Santo].
[St. Augustin], Cape, [188];
early names of, [205].
burned by Drake, [283];
founded by Menendez, [263], [264], [265];
view of, [266].
Saint-Dié., account of, [162];
its press, [162];
its scholars, [162];
its press broken up, [171].
St. Elias. See [Mount]
St. Francis, Kingdom of, [480].
[St. Helena] (cape), [221].
St. Helena (river), [225], [292].
St. Iago (Mexico, west coast), [449].
St. John the Baptist (San Juan Bautista), River, [239], [240].
St. John’s River (Florida), [262], [265];
Spanish forts at, [280].
St. Julian, port of, [605].
St. Lawrence (gulf), [107], [123].
[St. Lazarus] Archipelago (northwest coast), [463];
(Philippines), [612].
See [San Lazarus].
St. Lucia, [226].
Saint-Martin, Vivien de, Hist. de la géog., [30], [617].
St. Matthew (island), [36].
Saint-Méry, M. de, on Santo Domingo, [80].
St. Michael’s (Azores), and the first meridian, [95].
[St. Roman], Cape, [221].
St. Thomas (island), [227], [447], [449], [450], [451].
Saint-Victor. Geoffroy de, his Microcosmos, [28].
Sainteté de Colomb, [69].
Salamanca, council at, [4];
its university faculty on the making slaves of the Indians, [337];
junto at, [91].
Salazar, Dominic de, [257].
Salazar, F. C., his account of Mexico, [378].
Salazar, Joseph de, Crisis, etc., [283].
Salazar de Mendoza, P., Monarquia de España, [68].
Salazar y Olarte, Ignacio, La conquista de México, [422].
Salazar, usurper in Mexico, [386].
Salcedo, names of his followers, [415].
Saldomando, E. T., [571].
Salinas, Marquis of. See [Velasco].
Salinerio, Annot. ad Tacitum, [83].
Salmon, America, [468].
Salte, Martin, [213].
Saltonstall, W., translates the Hondius-Mercator atlas, [462].
Salvá, [vii].
Salvador, [468].
Samana (Bahamas), [55], [56], [92].
Samano, Julian de, [254], [256].
Samar, [612].
[San]. See Sanct, [Santa], [Santo], St.
“San Antonio”, [593].
San Brandan Island, [36].
San Diego (California), [444].
San Esteban del Puerto founded by Cortés, [238].
San Felipe (Chili), [524].
San Francisco, the older bay so called, [433].
[San Francisco Cape] (Peru), [509].
San Gallan (Pisco), [510].
San José, Rio, [501].
San Juan de Ulloa, [203], [352], [353].
San Juan River, [21], [212], [509], [513];
(Peru), [507].
[San Lazaro] Archipelago, [459].
See [St. Lazarus].
San Lorenzo (Peru), [509];
(Nootka), [469].
San Lucar, [142], [144], [200];
(gulf), [198].
San Martin, Thomas de, [542].
San Mateo (bay), [509], [513], [514];
San Miguel, [519];
founded, [515];
(California), [444];
settled (Jamestown), [241];
(Sinaloa), [244].
San Saba Mountains, [244].
San Salvador Island, [53].
San Sebastian, [191].
San Vicente, Juan de, [265].
Sana, [519].
Sanchez (Sanxis), Gabriel (Raphael), [47], [48].
Sanchez, Gonzalo, [257].
Sancho, Pedro, [566].
Sanct Vicente (gulf), [199].
Sanctæ Crucis Terra (South America), [115].
See [Santæ Crucis].
Sand clocks, [101].
Sandia Mountains, [488].
Sandoval, Gonzalo de, [351];
at Villa Rica, [366];
with Cortés, [367];
his raids, [372];
convoys brigantines, [373];
at second siege of Mexico, [376];
confers with Tapia, [380];
in Honduras, [385];
goes to Spain, [387];
autog., [387];
portrait, [388];
dies, [388].
Sanguinetti, [84].
Sanguinetti, A., Origine de F. Colombo, [65];
Canonizazione di Colombo, [69];
Vita di Colombo, [69].
Sanson, Guillaume, [463].
Sanson, Nic., [466];
died, [463];
his maps show Lake Parima, [587].
[Santa]. See [San], [Santo], St.
Santa, [511].
Santa founded, [547].
Santa Argo, [612].
Santa Clara Island, [511].
Santa Cruz, A. de, his variation chart, [100].
Santa Cruz Bay (California), [442].
Santa Elena (Port Royal), [259].
Santa Lucia, Bay of. See [Rio de Janeiro].
Santa Maria (Chili), [524].
[Santa Maria del Antigua] del Darien, [193].
[Santa Maria de la Consolacion] (cape), [188].
“Santa Maria”, ship, [8].
Santa Marta, [189];
(mountain), [169].
Santa Rosa (bay), [257];
(island), [243].
Santa Rosa (of Lima), [560];
sources of her history, [560].
[Santæ Crucis] (cape), [598].
See Sanctæ Crucis.
Santangel, Luis de, [5], [46], [91].
Santarem, Viscount, [178];
his accusations of Vespucius, [155], [178];
Hist. de la cartographie, [28], [93];
Recherches sur Vespuce, [178];
translated by Childe, [178];
his works on Vespucius, [178].
Santiago (Chili), [524], [529];
Libro Becerro, [572].
Santiago River (Peru), [509].
“Santiago de Palos”, ship, [20].
Santillan, Hernando de, [542], [545].
[Santo]. See [San], [Santa], [Saint].
[Santo Domingo], archives of, [iv];
founded, [20];
Hazard’s book on, [71].
See [Hispaniola], [Hayti].
Santo Tomas, Domingo de, [542].
Sanuto, [95].
Sanuto, Livio, Geografia distinta, [439].
Sanuto, Marino, his map, [36], [94];
his Diarii, [108]
Saona, [188].
Saragossa, treaty of, [441]
Saravia, [509].
Sargent, Henry, [357].
Sarmiento de Gamboa, Pedro, Relacion, [616].
Sarmiento, Bishop, [275].
Sarmiento’s voyage to Magellan’s Straits, [557].
Sauce, Mateo de, [258].
Savage, James, on the De Fonte story, [463].
archives, [89];
alleged birthplace of Columbus, [84].
Savonarola, [131].
Savorgnanus, Pierre, [404], [410].
Sayri Tupac, [546];
dies, [552].
Scandia, [472].
Scelta di curiosità letterarie, [162].
Schanz, Englische Handelspolitik, [3].
Schedel, Hartmann, Registrum, or Nuremberg Chronicle, [34], [35].
Schefer, Ch., [105].
Scherdigers, Abel, translates Benzoni, [347].
Scherzer edits Ximenes, [415].
Schmeller, Dr., on the discovery of Madeira, [38].
Schmeller, J. A., See-Karten, [616].
Schmiedel, Vera Historia, [587].
Schoetter, M., on Vespucius, [179].
Schomburgk, R. H., Barbadoes, [226].
[Schöner], Johann, De nuper repertis insulis, [118];
reprinted by Varnhagen, [118];
his Luculentissima descriptio, [118], [173];
his note-book, [113];
Opusculum geographicum, [176], [432];
portrait, [117];
references, [117].
Schonlandia, [437].
Schoolcraft, Indian Tribes of North America, [502].
Schott, Andreas, Hist. illust., [51].
Schott, Charles A., Variation of the Compass, [100].
Schott, T., Columbus, [69].
Schottus, A., [186].
Schumacher, H. A., Petrus Martyr, [110].
Scott, Winfield, his approach to Mexico, [375].
Scotto of Genoa, [441].
Scyllacius, Nic., De insulis, etc., [58].
Sea-manuals, See Navigation.
Sea of Darkness, [36].
Sechura, [516];
desert of, [519].
Sedeño, Father, [282].
[Sedentary] Indians, [473].
See [Pueblos]; [Moqui]; [Zuñi].
Sédillot, Les instruments des Arabes, [94].
Seeley, J. R., Expansion of England, [45], [421],
Segui, on history of Florence, [154].
Segura, [372].
Segura, Father, [282].
Segura, Juan, [282].
Segura mission, [282].
Senaraya, [84].
Senarega, De rebus Genuensibus, [48], [90].
Seneca, his Medea, [26].
Sepulveda, opposes Las Casas, [314], [333];
his career, [314];
his book printed and seized, [315];
dispute with Las Casas, [315];
his Democrates Secundus, [315], [335];
Apologia, [335];
Opera, [335].
Serena, [524];
founded, [531].
Serpent’s mouth, [586].
Serrano, [194];
murdered, [612].
Serrano, Juan, [606].
Serrano, Miguel Sanchez, [258].
Serraõ, [440].
Servetus edits Ptolemy, [127].
See [Ptolemy (1535)].
Sessa, Duque de, [288].
Setebos, [597].
Sentter, Atlas, [467].
Seven Cities (islands), [36], [38];
called Heptapolis, [177].
Seven Cities (towns in New Mexico), [473], [480].
Sevilla Nueva (Sevilla d’Oro), in Jamaica, [201].
Seville, annals of, [68];
cathedral of, [65];
views of, [5];
garden of Columbus, [5];
notarial records of, [ii].
Sforza, Ascanio, [57].
Sforza, Lud., [58].
Shapley, [462].
Shea, J. G., on the Remains of Columbus, [80], [83];
on “Ancient Florida”, [231];
on the Segura mission, [282];
on the Spaniards in the
Chesapeake, [282];
edits Relacion of Peñalosa’s expedition, [504].
Shelvocke, Voyages, [467].
Sherer, Researches, [25].
Ship-language, [597].
Shipp, Bernard, De Soto and Florida, [290].
[Ships], early (cuts), [6], [7], [10], [13], [18], [19], [159];
method of building, [8];
first one built on the North Americancoast, [240].
See [Vessels].
Sicard, Commodore, [352].
Siguenza, map of Mexico, [375].
Siguenza y Gongora, [288].
Silla, [491].
Silva, Miguel de, [227].
Silva, Pedro Malaver de, [585].
Silver Bluff (Georgia), [247].
Silvius, Willem, edits Zarate, [568].
Simancas, archives of, [i].
Siméon Remi, edits Sahagun, [417].
Simon, Pedro, Noticias, [582].
Simpson, J. H., Coronado’s March, [502];
Journal of a Military Reconnoissance, [502].
Sinacam, [383].
Singrein, Jean, [182].
Sirocco (southeast), [94].
Sismondi, Literature of South of Europe, [571].
Skolnus. See [Szkolny].
Slafter, E. F., Incorrect Latitudes, [96].
Slave voyages, [215].
Slavery, African, in the Spanish islands, [304];
connection of Las Casas with, [312];
of Indians, [348];
instituted by Columbus, [303];
its character, [309].
Slaves captured at the Bahamas, [239].
Sloane, Hans, [460].
Sloane manuscripts, early map in, [432].
Smith, Buckingham, The Captivity of Ortiz, [245];
on C. de Vaca’s route, [287];
memoir of, by Shea, [287];
Cabeça de Vaca, [289];
his manuscripts, vii, [288];
on De Soto’s landing, [291].
Smith, J. J., American Historical and Literary Curiosities, [73].
Smith, W., Dictionary of Ancient Biography, [164].
Smithsonian Institution, Reports, [502].
Smyth, William, Lectures on Modern History, [424], [578].
Snow, History of Boston, [463].
Sobrarius, Panegyricum, [62].
Socorro, [489].
Soderini, Piero, [145];
addressed by Vespucius, [162], [163].
Solano, Fr., [570].
Solano, Juan de, [537].
Soligo, Christofalo, his chart, [38].
Solinus, bibliography of, [180];
issued with Mela, [182], [186];
edited by Camers, [122], [173].
Solis, Antonio de, Conquista de Mexico, [422], [575];
continuation by Salazar, [422];
account of, [422];
portrait, [423];
editions of, in various languages, [424];
life by Goyeneche, [424].
Solis, Juan Diaz de, [191].
Solis de Meras, Memorial, [293].
Solomon Islands discovered, [552].
Solorzano, Juan de, Politica Indiana, [45], [571], [592].
Sonora, [486].
Sopete, [492].
Soria Luce, D. de, [511].
Sorie, Jacques, sacks Havana, [262], [275].
Sotelo, C. de, [535].
Sotil, Alonzo Fernandez, [238].
Soto, Domingo de, [315];
his summary of the Las Casas controversy, [335].
Soto, Hernando de, [196], [200];
his expedition, [503];
in Florida, [244];
crosses the Mississippi, [251];
likeness of, [252];
autog., [253];
dies, [253];
spot of his death, [294];
in Peru, [288], [516], [517], [520];
protests against Atahualpa’s death, [518];
authorities on, [288];
Relaçam verdadeira, [288];
B. Smith on, [287];
Knight of Elvas, [288];
Biedma, [289];
Garcilasso de la Vega, [290];
Ranjel’s narrative, [291];
Soto’s own letter, [291];
opinions as to his route, [291], [296];
its northerly limit, [292];
his will, [291];
his route in Delisle’s map, [294], [295];
other maps of the route, [295].
Sotomayor, Alonso de, governor of Chili, [561]
portrait, [562].
Sotomayor, Juan de V, Provincia de el Itza, [429].
[South America], cartographical history of, [617];
(Ortelius), [472];
(1601), [460];
(Martines), [450];
(Mundus novus), [450];
(TerraSanctæ Crucis), [122], [123].
See [America]; [Mundus novus].
South Sea. See [Pacific].
Southern Literary Messenger, [292].
Southey, Robert, Expedition of Orsua, [582], [583];
History of Brazil, [589].
Southron, The, [296].
Southwell, Sir Robert, [464].
Souza, Lopez de, Diario, [155].
[Spain], arms of (cuts), title, [6], [413];
chroniclers of, [68];
permits various early expeditions, [132];
its government suppresses maps, [113].
See [Spanish]; [Spaniards].
Spalding, Archbishop, on Prescott, [427].
Spangenberg, [469].
[Spaniards], administrative and judicial system, [348];
regulations regarding slavery, [348];
their rapacity and cruelty, [301], [306], [319], [326], [327], [343], [417];
and the Indians, [299].
See [Spain].
[Spanish] arms, [334], [344], [406];
with quarterings, [565].
Spanish maps, earliest, [93].
Spanish voyages to the Northwest, [469].
Sparks, Jared, Ribault, [293], [298];
on Vespucius, [139].
Speed, John, his Prospect, [462], [464];
maps (1651), [466].
Sphericity of the earth, [24].
Spice Islands, [441].
See [Moluccas].
Spitzer, F., [445].
Spotorno. G. B., Codice dipl. Colombo-Americano, and editions of, [iv], [68];
on Columbus’ birthplace, [84].
Sprengel, M. C., on Ribero’s map, [221];
Beyträgen, [615];
his version of Muñoz, [iii].
Squier, E. G., Collection of Documents, [vii];
manuscripts, [578];
map of New Mexico, [501];
on New Mexico, [501];
plan of Inca fortress, [521].
Stadius, [96].
Stamler, J., Dyalogus, [62].
Stanley, H. E. J., [44];
edits Morga’s Philippine Islands, [616];
life of Magellan, [617].
Stapfer, J. J., [410].
Steelsio, Juan, publisher, [412].
Steinhauser, A., [222].
Stephen, a negro, [475];
killed at Cibola, [479];
tradition of his death, [483].
Stevens, Henry, on the ancient geographers, [181];
American Bibliographer, [19];
his opinion of Clavigero, [425];
on early Spanish laws, [347];
on Harrisse, [66];
his prints of Las Casas’ writings, [337];
his notice of Lud, [162];
on Ortelius, [471].
Stevens, John, translates Herrera, [68];
Cieza de Leon, [574].
Stevens, History of Georgia, [291].
Stobnicza, his introduction to Ptolemy (see [Ptolemy]);
Stocklein, Reise Beschreibungen, [589].
Stoeffler, Johann, Elucidatio Astrolabii, [99];
editor of Proclus, [99].
Strabo, [24]; De situ orbis, [25];
on the sphericity of the globe, [104].
Studi biografici e bibliografici, [155].
Stukely projects an English settlement in Florida (1563), [262].
Stüven, De vero novi orbis inventore, [35].
Suarez de Figueroa, Cristóval, Hechos de Mendoza, [572].
Sugar-cane, [597].
Suma River, [519].
Sumner, Charles, Prophetic Voices concerning America, [25].
Sumner, George, [65];
on Columbus at Barcelona, [56].
[Sun], eclipse observed by Magellan, [604].
Sun-worship, [551].
Surco, [543].
Susquehanna, early Indian history of, [283].
Suya, [491].
Sweet potato, [597].
Sylvanus, B., edits Ptolemy, [122], [123];
his map, [122].
See [Ptolemy (1511)].
Tabasco, [203], [352], [353], [384].
Taboga, [507].
Tacatacura (St. Mary’s), [280], [282].
Tacuba, [374].
Tafur, Pedro, [510].
Taisnier’s Navigatione, [98].
Talcahuano, [549].
Taliepatua, [250].
Talladega River, [248].
Tallasehatchee River, [248].
Tallise, [248].
Tamarique, [218].
Tambo River, [519].
Tamizey de Larroque, [298].
Tampa Bay, [246], [288], [295];
its various names, [288].
Tangarara, [515].
Tanguijo (Bahia), [203].
Tanstetter, Georg, edits Albertus Magnus, [173].
Taos, [495].
Tapac, Amaru, his flight, [589].
Tápia, Andrés de, his Relacion, [398].
Tapia, Cristóbal de, [237];
ordered to New Spain, [380].
Tapir, [600].
Taschereau, [298].
Taylor, Alexander S., his version of the Relacion of Cabrillo’s voyage, [445];
First Voyage to California, [445];
Tehua, [495].
Tehuantepec, [228], [441], [384], [393];
(Tequantepeque), [229].
Tehuelches, [603].
Tejada, [537].
Tejera, E., Los restos de Colon, [82], [83].
Tejos, [473].
Tellez, F., Oratio, [62].
See [Mexico].
Temporal, Jean, [163].
Tendilla, [57].
Tenochtitlan, [365].
See [Mexico].
Tepeaca, [358].
Tepeacans, [372].
Tepeyacac, [376].
Tequeste, [279].
Ternate, [591].
Ternaux-Compans, Henri, [427];
his manuscript collection, [iii];
his Voyages, [vi];
his library, [vi];
his Archives des voyages, [vii], [498], [499], [576];
Recueil de documents, [vii];
Pièces sur la Floride, [297];
his collections on Mexico, [417];
publishes part of Oviedo, [346].
Terra Esonis, [467].
See [Tierra].
Terra Sanctæ Crucis, [169].
Terrarossa, [89].
Terrazas, Francisco de, [397].
Testu, G., his map, [230].
Teucaria (river), [494].
Teutsch, G. D., on Honter, [122].
Texcoco. See [Tezcuco].
Texcuco, kings of, [417].
Texeira, explores the Amazon, [589];
map of Pacific coast, [466].
Teyas, [493].
[Tezcuco], [358], [369], [374].
Tezcuco en los ultimos tiempos, [418].
Tezozomoc, F. de A., Cronica Méxicana, [418].
Thesóro de virtudes, [408].
Thevenot, map (1663), [463].
Thevet, André, Le grand insulaire, [105];
Select Lives, [389];
and Laudonniere’s papers, [297];
Portraitures and Lives, [516], [603].
Thomassy, Raymond, [614];
Les papes géographes, [27], [62].
Thorndike, Israel, [73].
Thottiana, [58].
Thule, [37];
(Iceland?), [33].
Thyle, [446].
Ticknor, George, criticises R. A. Wilson, [427];
Life of Prescott, [426], [427];
Spanish Literature, [68];
catalogue of his Spanish library, [47].
Tidor, [591].
Tierra del Fuego, [435], [450], [459];
explored by De Fonta, [462];
named by Magellan, [607].
[Tierra firme], [169], [189], [209], [218];
trading-voyages to, [208].
See [Terra].
Tiguex, [485], [488], [493], [495].
Tiraboschi, [65];
Letteratura italiana, [83];
Storia, [30].
Tiran, Archives d’Aragon, [ii].
Titian, head of Cortes, [424].
Titu Cusi Yupanqui, [552], [553].
Tizon River, [486].
Tlacopan, [376].
Tlalpan, [358].
Tlascala, [358], [359], [362];
Cortés’ retreat to, [370].
Tlatelulco, market of, [376].
Tobar, Pedro de, [484], [496].
Tobia, Cristóbal de, [285].
Toboga, [509].
Toledo, Fernando Alvarez de, [573].
Toledo, Francisco de, governor of Peru, [552];
his Libro de Tasas, [556], [570];
returns to Spain, [557];
Ordenanzas, [570].
Toledo, Luis de, [549].
Tolosa, Diego de, [255].
Tolosa, Juan de, [503], [581].
Toluca, [358].
Tome, Rio, [259].
Ton, English, as compared with the Spanish toneles, [594].
Tonikas, [294].
[Tonnage] of ships, [7], [594].
Tonti, his route (1702), [294].
Tontonteac, [459].
Tontonteanc, (river), [449].
Tordesillas, convention of, [14], [45], [592].
Toreno, Nuño Garcia de, [224];
part of his map, [220], [221].
Toribio de Benavente. See [Motolinia].
Toribio de Ortiguera, [584].
Toro, Alonzo, [538].
Torquemada, Juan de, [460];
Monarquia Indiana, [421], [422];
account of, [421];
edited by Barcia from the manuscript, [422];
on Xuares, [287].
Torre, G. B., Scritti di Colombo, [iv], [46], [52], [65].
Torre, Juan de la, [510].
Torre do Tombo. See [Lisbon].
Torres, Antonio de, [17].
Torres y Portugal, Fernando de (Conde de Villar don Pardo), [560].
Tortugas, [278];
(1529), [221];
(1542), [226];
discovered, [233];
on maps, [234].
Tory, Geofroy, edits Mela, [181];
account of, by Bernard, [181].
his views, [25];
correspondence with Columbus, [30], [31], [90];
restored, [103].
Tosinus, publisher in Rome, [120].
Tosti engravings, [73].
Totonacs, [359].
Tototeac, [472].
Toulza, P. de, translates Solis, [424].
Tour du monde, [298].
Tournee, R. de la, [224].
Touron, Hist. de l’Amérique, [256].
Tovar, Juan, [420].
Town, building of a, [522].
Townshend, Thomas, version of Solis, [424].
Tozen, E., Entdecker der neuen Welt, [35].
[Trafalgar] (Hatteras), Cape, [221], [285].
Tramont (north), [94].
Transylvanus, Maximilian, De Moluccis insulis, [615];
De Hispanorum navigatione, [615].
Triango Island, [92].
Tribaldo, Luis, [504].
Trinidad, [133], [137], [221];
(Cuba), [353];
discovered, [20];
map, [586].
Triste noche, [369];
tree of, [370].
Trithemus, Johannes, [121];
Epist. fam., [121].
Trivigiano, Angelo, [106].
Trivulgio Library, [51], [58].
Trugillo, Sebastian, [341].
Trujillo, [385].
Truxillo, Diego (of Alonzo), [511].
Truxillo, [558];
founded, [523];
(Peru), [519].
Tschudi, Antiquedades, [515].
Tucson, [477].
Tulla, [251].
Tumbez, [223], [508], [509], [511], [514], [519], [558].
Tupac Amaru, [552];
executed, [553];
documents on, [576].
Turin, Mém. de l’Académie, [84].
Turner, Sharon, [3].
Turner, W. W., Pacific R. R. Reports, [502].
Turquoise mines, [488].
Tusayan (Moqui), [484], [485].
Tuzulutlan, [313].
Twiss, Sir Travers, Monograph on Burial-place of Columbus, [82];
Oregon Question, [455].
Tylor, E. B., Anahuac, [428];
confirms Prescott, [428].
Typographical errors in early books, [153].
Uaupe Indians, [581].
Ucayali River, [519].
Ucita (Indian), [245].
Uguina, Antonio de, his manuscripts, [iii].
Uillac Umu, [524].
Uira-ccocha, Inca, [520].
Ullibahali, [248].
Ulloa, Alfonzo de, [65], [568].
Ulloa, Carlo V., [421].
Ulloa, Francisco de, explores in the Pacific, [395], [442];
his charts, [449].
United States Naval Institute, Proceedings, [54].
Univers pittoresque, [36].
Urano, C. M., translates Bossi’s Columbo, [68].
Urdaneta, Andres de, [445], [454].
Uricoechea, Mapoteca Colombiana, [93].
Ursua, Pedro de, in Bogota, [581];
founds Pampluna, [581];
quells the Cimarrones, [582];
murdered, [582];
account of, [582].
Uspallata, [561].
Utatlan, [383].
Uzielli, Gustavo, Scelta, etc., [51];
Atlanti, etc., [93];
on the early maps, [155].
[Vaca], Cabeza de, with Narvaez, [243];
his journey overland, [244];
his Relacion, [286];
Naufragios, etc., [286];
in South America, [286];
autog., [287];
memoir by T. W. Field, [287];
his route, [287].
See [Cabeza de Vaca].
Vaca de Castro, defeats Diego Almagro, [536];
governor of Peru, [537];
imprisoned, [537];
escapes to Panama, [538];
likeness of, [535];
sent to Peru, [536].
Vacapa, [477].
[Vadianus], adopts the name of America, [173];
edits Pomponius Mela, [173], [182];
his likeness, [181];
bibliography of, [180];
his true name Watt, [182];
letter to Rudolphus Agricola, [182];
his Epitome, [176], [184], [186];
its map, [184].
Valdés, [469].
[Valdivia], Pedro, [193], [194];
leads Pizarro’s infantry, [527];
starts to complete conquest of Chili, [528];
proceeds against Gonzalo Pizarro, [534];
joins Gasca, [541];
goes to Valparaiso, [548];
killed, [549];
his letters, [572];
accusations against, [572].
Valdivia (town), [524], [548].
Valerius, Cornelius, De sphæra, [176].
Valfermosa, [189].
Valladolid (New Mexico), [495].
Vallard, Nicholas, his map, [226].
Valori, Baccio, [163].
Valparaiso, [524];
named, [525];
name confirmed, [531].
Valsequa, Gabriel de, his chart, [38], [174].
Valtanas, D. de, Compendio, [84].
Valverde, V. de, [512];
bishop of Cusco, [520], [566];
death, [566];
Carta-relacion, [566].
Van Brocken, Colomb, [69].
Van Heuvel, J. A., Eldorado, [589].
Van Hulst, Felix, on Ortelius, [471].
Van Kampen, Levens van Nederlanders, [460].
Van Loon, Zee-Atlas, [463], [466].
[Van Raemdonck], his Mercator, [471];
Gérard de Cremer, [471].
Van Richthofen, China, [119].
Vancouver on the northwest coast, [470].
[Vander Aa], Versameling, [289];
Zee- und Landreizen, [289].
See [Aa].
Vandera, Juan de la, [278].
Varenius, [470].
Variation-charts, [100].
Variation of the needle, [45].
See [Needle].
Varnhagen, F. A. de, on the name of America, [178];
his Schöner e Apianus, [183];
Carta de Colon, [47];
publishes Columbus’ notes on D’Ailly, [29];
prints a Columbus letter, [47];
Das wahre Guanahani, [55], [56];
Verdadera Guanahani, [91];
edits Lopez de Souza’s Diario, [155];
his Hist. do Brazil, [155];
his Amerigo Vespucci, [131], [155];
his track of Vespucius’ first voyage, [155];
his various publications on Vespucius, [156];
on Vespucius’ voyage (1497), [231].
Varthema, Itinerario, [215];
copies of, [215].
Vasari, Lives of the Painters, [72].
Vasconcellos, D. Juan al Segundo, [90].
Vasquez, Alonzo, [291].
Vasquez de Aillon, Lucas, sent to Mexico, [365], [367].
Vasquez, Fr., his account of Aguirre, [582];
Chronica, [419];
Guatemala, [399].
Vasquez, Pedro, [212].
Vasquez, Tomas, [543], [545], [546].
Vattemare, H., [411].
Vaugondy, his map, [468];
Observations, [463].
Veer, Gustav de, Prinz Heinrich, [40].
Vega, Gabriel Lasso de la, Cortés valeroso, [430];
Mexicana, [430].
See [Lasso].
Vega, Garcilasso de la, bibliography of, [575];
Commentarios reales, [575];
Hist. general del Peru, [570], [575];
Rycaut’s Royal Commentaries, [575];
Markham’s version, [575];
other versions, [575];
Florida del Inca, [290], [575];
Conquête de la Floride, [290];
Eroberung von Florida, [290];
English version in Shipp’s De Soto, [290];
at school in Cusco, [547];
deserts Gonzalo Pizarro, [541];
as a writer, [569].
Vega, Garcilasso de la (father), [521].
Vega, Lope de, Marquez del Valle, [430].
Vega, M. de la, gathers documents in Mexico, [viii];
Historia, [20].
Velarde, Luis, [467].
Velasco, Juan de, Hist. de Quito, [576], [584].
Velasco, Luis (an Indian), [279], [282].
Velasco, Luis de, [454];
anxious to conquer Florida, [256];
father of the Indians, [256].
[Velasco], Luis de (Marquis of Salinas), [561].
Velasco (river), [463].
Velasquez (judge in Peru), [534].
Velasquez de Cuellar, Diego, governor, [349];
portrait, [350];
his adherents, [355];
his intrigues against Cortés, [356], [357];
sends Narvaez against him, [365];
his expedition to Cuba, [201], [237], [305];
death of, [214].
Velasquez de Leon, [351], [366], [367].
Velez de Medrano, Juan, [277].
Velsers, [579].
Venegas, Noticia de la California, [461];
bibliography of, [461].
Venereal diseases in America, [329].
Venezuela, [187], [190], [410];
colonies on the coast of, [579];
history of, [584].
Venice, archives of, [viii];
plundered by the Austrians, [viii];
State Papers, [viii];
Columbus at, [90].
Ventura de Raulica, Colombo, [69].
[Vera Cruz] (Mexico), [203], [358];
site shifted, [356].
Vera Paz, [254].
Veradus, C., [50].
Veragua, or Veraguas, Duque de, [65], [87], [88];
his collection of papers, [iii], [viii], [89].
Veragua (town), [21], [198], [509].
Vergara, Juan de, [189], [207], [527].
Vermejo River, [483].
Verne, Jules, Découverte de la terre, [30], [71].
[Verrazano], supposed pirate, [382].
Verscheyde Oost-Indische Voyagien, [460].
Vespucci. See [Vespucius].
[Vespucius], Americus, chapter on, by S. H. Gay, [129];
an Italian, [2];
spelling of the name, [129], [179];
his forename of German origin, [137], [179];
notices of (Gay), [129];
(Navarrete), v;
(Winsor), [153];
account of his voyages collectively, [142], [145];
in the Cosmog. introd., [145];
Quattuor navigationes, [166];
his relations with Saint-Dié, [174];
his alleged first voyage, [137], [140], [155];
his second voyage, [149], [150], [153];
with Ojeda, [144], [149], [153], [187];
his third voyage, [145], [150], [156];
in the Portuguese service, [146];
his fourth voyage, [151];
his letter to F. de Medici, [156];
his letter to Soderini, different texts of, [163];
editions of the Mundus novus, and translations, [157];
fac-similes of pages, [157], [158], [159], [160], [161];
De Ora Antarctica, [159];
his connection with early maps (Ruysch), [220];
as a mariner, [148];
with Coelho, [162];
his character, self-praising, [169];
charged with deceit, [144], [176];
an impostor, [154];
a charlatan, [142];
claims to have discovered the main, [153];
was he on the Florida coast? 231;
named in the New Interlude, [62];
the first to describe the cannibals of Brazil, [598];
thought America was Asia, [167];
personal relations with Da Vinci, [172];
with Columbus, [131], [149], [178];
with Cabot, [154];
mentioned by Oviedo, [154];
not mentioned in the Portuguese archives, [137], [154], [155];
appointed pilot-major, [152];
his later voyages, [152];
his death, [152];
his portrait, [72], [74], [75], [140] (Bronzino), [139];
(Parmigiano), [140];
(Peale), [140];
(Montanus), [141];
his autog., [138];
fac-simile of letter, [130];
his descendants, [131].
Vespucius, Giorgi Antonio, [129].
Vespucius, Jerome, [129].
Vespucius, Nastugio, [129].
[Vessels], size of early, [205], [594];
picture of, [267].
Vetancour, Teatro Mexicano, [399].
Vetancurt, Augustin de, Teatro Mexicano, [422];
account of, [422].
Vetter, Theodor, [179].
Veytia, Mariano, Hist. antigua de Mejico, [418];
Tezcuco, [418].
“Victoria”, ship, [594];
her fate, [613];
commemorated by the Hakluyt Society, [613].
Vienna, geographers at, [173], [181];
presses at, [184].
Viera y Clavijo, Islas de Canaria, [36].
Vigel, Biblioteca Méxicana, [340], [418].
Villa Rica. See [Vera Cruz].
Villa Riga (Chili), [524].
Villafãne, Angel de, [256];
in Florida, [259];
at Santa Elena, [260].
Villagra, F. de, [548];
governor of Chili, [549];
defeated at Mariguanu, [549];
in Chili, [551].
Villagran, F. de, [528].
Villalobos, Lopes de, voyages, [v];
on the Pacific coast, [448].
Villalta, José Garcia de, translates Irving’s Columbus, [68].
Villault de Belfond, Costes d’Afrique, [39].
Villroel, Gonzalo de, [273].
Vincent, Commerce and Navigation of the Ancients, [41].
Vincenzius of Beauvais, [28];
his Speculum, [28].
Vinci, Da, acquaintance with Columbus, [31];
his alleged map, [124]-126.
See Da Vinci.
Viranque, [251].
Viraratu, [582].
Virchow and Holtzendorff, Verträge, [69].
Virgil on western lands, [25].
Virginia richly valued, [289].
Viscaino, Seb., [504];
his voyage, [460];
his map of the Pacific coast, [461].
[Visscher], his map of Pacific coast, [466].
Vitet, Anc. villes de France, [39];
Hist. de Dieppe, [34].
Vivien de Saint-Martin, Hist. de la géog., [472].
Viscaino, Juan. See [Cosa].
“Vizcaino”, ship, [20].
Volafan (see Varnhagen), [47].
Von Murr, C. G., Ritter Behaim, [105];
Memorabilia, [96].
Vopellio, Gaspar, his map, [438], [448];
fac-simile of his map, [436].
Vorsterman, W., [158].
Voss, Nachricht von dem neuen Welt, [162].
Voyages au nord, [294].
Voyagie ofte Schipvaert, [460].
Wagenseil, J. C., Sacra parentalia, [35];
Historia, [35].
Wagner, Colombo und seine Entdeckungen, [iv].
Walckenaer, dies, [107].
[Waldseemüller], Martin (Waltzemüller, Hylacomylus, Ilacomylus), [113], [147], [220];
his Cosmographiæ introductio, [145], [148];
at Saint-Dié, [164];
edits Ptolemy, [264];
bibliography of his Cosmographiæ introductio, [164], etc.;
his maps, [125].
Wallace, Amazon and Rio Negro, [585].
Waltzemüller. See [Waldseemüller].
Warburton, Conquest of Canada, [298].
Warden, Chron. hist. de l’Amérique, [296].
Warwickshire Historical Collections, [466].
Washburn, J. D., reviews Wilson’s New History, [427].
Washita River, [251].
Water-clocks, [101].
Wateree River, [240];
(Guatari), [285].
Watling’s Island, [54].
Watson, Paul Barron, Bibliography of Pre-Columbian Discoveries, [34].
Watson, R. G., Spanish and Portuguese South America, [578].
Watt, Joachim. See [Vadianus].
Weimar globe, [118].
Weinhold, Moritz, “Federmann’s Reise”, [580].
Weise, A. J., Discoveries of America, [94].
Weissenburger, [182].
Weller, Repertorium, [159].
Wells, Edward, New Sett of Maps, [467].
Welt-Kugel, Der, [171].
Werner, John, of Nuremberg, [101].
West Indies, when named, [169].
Wheat introduced into Peru, [518], [547].
Wheeler, George M., [504];
Report of Survey, [443].
Whiddon, Jacob, explores the Orinoco, [586].
Whipple, A. W., Pacific R. R. Reports, [502].
White Sea (South America), [589].
Whitney, J. D., [446]; on California, [443].
Wiesener, Vespuce et Colomb, [178].
Wieser, Franz, Magalhâes-Strasse, [617];
Der Portulan des Königs Philipp, [ii], [178], [222].
Will und Nopitsch, Lexicon, [117].
Williams, Helen Maria, [206].
Williams’s Florida, [296].
Wilmer, L. A., Life of De Soto, [296], [427].
Wilson, R. A., New History of the Conquest of Mexico, [427];
Mexico and its Religion, [427];
Mexico, its Peasants and its Priests, [427];
Mexico, Central America, and California, [427];
criticised by George Ticknor, [427];
by Kirk, [427];
by J. D. Washburn, [427].
Winds, names of, [94].
Winnepeg, Lake, [469].
Winsor, Justin, “Columbus”, [1];
“Cortés and his Companions”, [349];
“Discoveries on the Pacific Coast of North America”, [431];
“Documentary Sources of Early Spanish-American History”, [i];
on editions of Cieza de Leon, [573];
Garcillasso de la Vega, [575];
Kohl’s Collection of Early Maps, [94];
on Las Casas, [343];
“Sources of information” about Magellan’s voyages, [613];
“Vespucius and the naming of America”, [153];
Bibliography of Ptolemy’s Geography, [28], [438];
“Early Cartography of the Gulf of Mexico”, [217];
“The Amazon and Eldorado”, [579].
Wolfenbüttel map, [222].
Wood, W. M., [66].
Wright, Edw., Certain Errors of Navigation, [466], [470].
Wuttke, Heinrich, Gesch. der Erdkunde, [40], [224].
Wyse, Lieutenant, [352].
Wytfliet, Cornelius, [472];
Descriptionis Ptolemaïcæ augmentum, [457];
map of California, [458];
map of America, [459];
his map of Peru, [558];
of Chili, [559];
Rerum Danicarum historia, [34].
Xaba, [492].
Xahila, E. A., Tecpan Atitlan, [419].
Xalisco, [228].
Xaquixaguana, war of, [574].
(river), [519].
Xeres, Francisco de, with Pizarro, [564];
Verdadera relacion, [564];
title of Venice (1535), edition, [565];
a version by Jacques Gohory, [345];
L’histoire, [345].
Ximenes, Cardinal, [307], [311];
opposes African slavery, [312].
Ximenes, Origen de los Indios, [415].
Ximenes, pilot, killed, [442].
Xivrey, B. de, Des premières relations, [68].
Xlicia, Mark de, [320].
Xualla, [247].
Xuarez, Father Juan, [242], [244];
likeness of, [287].
Yaguna, [233].
Yanez, picture of Columbus, [72].
Yazoo River, [250].
Yemassee, [295].
Yéméniz, Nic., his sale, [166].
[Yncas], Empire of. See [Peru].
Yncas, likenesses of, [515].
Young, Alex., on Ternaux, [vi].
its name, [220];
(Iucatan), [220], [221], [223];
(Lucatan), [225];
(Luchatan), [219];
(Iuchita), [219];
coasted, [203];
discovered by Pinzon, [209];
authorities on, [429]; maps of, [220], [231], [353], [384], [404];
Trois lettres sur la découverte, [402].
Yupaha, [246].
Yuque-Yunque, [495].
Zaballos, [280].
Zacalula built, [380].
Zach, Correspondance, v, [84], [221].
Zalango, [509].
Zaltieri, map, (1566), [449];
fac-simile, [451].
Zamacois, N. de, Hist. de Méjico, [428].
Zamal, [612].
Zapata y Mendoza, J. V., Cronica, [481].
Zaragoza, Justo, [419].
Zarate, Aug. de, [537];
career, [567];
his Historia, [568];
translations, [568];
Conquista de México, [430];
De Wonderlijcke ende Warachtighe Historie, [512].
Zeitschrift für allgemeine Erdkunde, [404].
Zeitschrift für wissensch. Geog., [55].
Zeni explorations and Columbus, [33];
their map, [28], [437], [472].
Zeri, Augusto, Tre lettere di Colombo, etc., [ix].
Zhaual, [576].
Ziegler, Alex., Regiomontanus, [96].
Ziegler, his Schondia, [433];
map, [434].
Ziletti, [574].
Zoa-na-me-la, on Reisch’s map, [114].
Zorgi, Alessandro, [117].
Zuazo, [385].
See [Cuaço].
Zuazo, Diego M. de, [213].
Zucatepec, [383].
Zumarraga, Bishop, [400].
pueblos of, [483].
Zúñiga, Anales ecles., [65], [68].
Zuñiga y Velasco, Diego Lopes de (Conde de Nieva), Viceroy of Peru, [547].
Zurla, Fra Mauro, [31];
Di Marco Polo, [30].
Zurita, [256];
on New Spain, [417].
Zurotus, [180].
Zutugils, [383].