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- Parchi (see Fishery)
- Paria, visited by Hojeda, [x], [30], [31];
- Parias, name of a province visited by Vespucci in his alleged first voyage, [17];
- Pearls, [29], [48], [76], [91]
- Pedrarias, [xiv];
- Giovanni Vespucci as pilot with, [xv]
- Penalosa, Francisco de, uncle of Las Casas, [77]
- Perez, Nicolas, evidence of, [109]
- Pilot Major, appointment of Vespucci, [xiv], [64];
- to teach the pilots, [64]
- Pilots, with Hojeda, [31];
- orders respecting, [64], [65];
- qualifications of, [ix];
- Giovanni Vespucci appointed, [xv]
- Pinelo, Treasurer, receipt for Vespucci, of money to pay sailors, [5]
- Pintigron, in voyage of Pinzon and Solis, [xxxiii], [109], [110] (see Martyr, Peter)
- Pintor, Juan, a deserter from Hojeda, [104], [106]
- Pinzon, Vicente Yañez, evidence at the lawsuit, [xxxii], [109], [111], [113];
- Pliny, quoted by Vespucci, [vii], [2], [48]
- Policletus, [vii], [48]
- Portugal, King of (Manoel), sent for Vespucci, [xi], [34] (see Vespucci);
- Vespucci hoped the King would return his journal, [51]
- Portuguese called Española by the name of Antilla or Antiglia, [xxxvi] n., [29] n., [107];
- Ptolemy, Vespucci mentions him as having called Cape Verde the "Ethiopic Promontory", [43]
- Puerto Flechado, [x]
-
Réné II, Duke of Lorraine, Latin edition of the Vespucci letter dedicated to, [xii], [xviii], [1] n., [69], [71], [84]
- Ringmann, [xliii]
- Rivers, inundated mouths, at landfall of Hojeda's voyage, [22], [32]
- Robertson, opinion of Vespucci, [i]
- Roldan, Bartolomé, with Hojeda, [71]
- Roldan, Francisco, dispute with Hojeda, [34], [78], [80]-[81];
- report to Columbus, [81];
- sent by Columbus to watch Hojeda, [98];
- outwits Hojeda, [105];
- evidence as to killed and wounded in Hojeda's voyage, [xxix], [81]
- Roquemes, in the Canaries, [96]
- Salvador, one of Roldan's boat's crew, [105]
- St. Augustine, Cape, [xli], [viii] n., [38], [39]
- San Bartolomé, Gulf, [33]
- San Domingo, Bartolomé Roldan a citizen of, [71];
- Andres de Morales at, [96];
- news of Hojeda brought to Columbus at, [98], [101];
- arrival of ships of Hojeda at San Domingo does not refer to the first voyage, when Vespucci was with him, [30] n. (see Española, Antilla)
- San Lucar, [69], [75]
- San Roman, Cape, [33]
- Santa, isles, name given by Columbus, [68], [70]
- Santa Maria, Port of, [70]
- Santarem, Visconde, found no trace of the name of Vespucci in Portuguese archives, [xi], [xl] n.
- Serra Leone, [xlii], [41], [53]
- Seville, Vespucci at, [iv], [xi], [xii], [34], [35];
- Soderini, Pietro, Gonfaloniere of Florence, [xii], [xviii], [1], [2]
- Solis, Juan Diaz de, voyage with Pinzon, [xiv], [xxxii], [xxxiii], [107], [110], [111], [113];
- pension of Vespucci's widow paid out of salary, [xv]
- South Georgia, supposed to have been sighted by Vespucci, [xlii] n., [40]
- Stars, observations in the South Hemisphere, [39], [41];
- Tampico, Varnhagen places Vespucci at, [xxxvi]
- Trees in Brazil, [xli] (see Cassia, Canna fistola, Brazil)
- Trinidad, isle discovered by Columbus, [68], [72];
- Tristan d'Acunha, [xlii] n., [40] n.
- Truxillo, Diego de, detained by Hojeda, [104]
- Ulysses, death of, in Dante, referred to by Vespucci, [3]
- Ursa Major and Minor lost sight of, [39], [40]
- Varnhagen, his work to rehabilitate Vespucci, [ii], [xxvi], [xxvii], [xxxviii], [xliv];
-
purchase of Italian edition of Vespucci's letter, [xix];
- his theory of Vespucci's first voyage, [xxvi];
- theory that Iti was Bermuda disproved, [xxvii];
- theory about Little Venice disproved, [xxviii];
- theory about Lariab, [xxx];
- theory about the voyage of Pinzon and Solis disproved, [xxxii]-[xxxiv];
- theory that Vespucci remained out after Hojeda returned disproved, [30] n.
- Vela, Cabo de la, Hojeda's furthest point, [x], [33], [90], [96], [97];
- on the map of Juan de la Cosa, [xi]
- Velasquez, Juan, [81], [100]
- Venecia, Gulf of, [31], [33]
- Venezuela, [x], [33], [91], [96], [98]
- Venice, village built on piles like, [xxviii], [12], [86]
- Veragua, [109], [110], [113]
- Verde, Cape, [xli], [43], [53]
- Vespucci, Amerigo, texts of his letters published by Varnhagen, [ii];
- life by Bandini, [ii];
- life by Canovai, [iii];
- Latin letter to his father, [iii]; family, [iii], [iv];
- employed by Medici and sent to Spain, employed to wind up affairs of Berardi, [iv];
- provision contractor, [v];
- resolution to give up commercial pursuits and go to sea, [vi], [2], [3], [71];
- address to Soderini, [1];
- promoter of the voyage of Hojeda, [vii], [21];
- smattering of classical learning, [vii];
- character, [viii];
- no claim to be considered a pilot, [ix];
- not mentioned in Portuguese archives, [xi];
- interview with Columbus, [xii], [xiii], [57];
- spurious letters of, [iii] n., [xii] n.;
- book alleged to have been written by, [xxi], [11], [16], [39], [51], [55];
- summary of alleged first voyage, [xxii];
- course and distance, first voyage, [4];
- excursion into the interior, [15];
- statement as to latitudes and distances run, [17];
- sojourn in the "finest harbour in the world", [18];
- account of proceedings at Iti, [19]-[21];
- return from first voyage, [21];
- second voyage, [vi], [21];
- adventure on the Isle of Giants, [27], [28];
- arrival at "Antiglia" (Española), [29];
- complaint of treatment at Española, [30], [83], [107];
- with Hojeda, [viii], [31], [69], [71], [72], [73], [85];
- sent for by the King of Portugal, [34];
- sailed from Lisbon, [35];
- return, [41];
- letter to Medici, [42];
- boasts of his knowledge, of cosmography, [44];
- fanciful account of stars, [50];
- desire that the King of Portugal would return his journal, [51];
- departure on last Portuguese voyage, [52];
- abuse of his commander, [53], [56];
- mistake of Vianelo respecting, [xiii], [58];
- letter of naturalization, [xiii], [61];
- appointment as chief pilot, [xiv], [63]-[67];
- Las Caras on his first voyage, [68], [69];
- injury to Columbus, [82], [83], [85];
- accounts of natives fictitious, [86];
- account of visit to Española false, [96], [107], [108];
- projected voyage with Pinzon, [xiii];
- Hispanicisms in his letter, [xix], [xx];
- silence respecting comrades, [xx];
- evidence against first voyage, [xxv], [xxxiv], [xxxv]-[xxxvi];
- death of, [xv]
- Vespucci, Nastagio (Anastasio), father of Amerigo, [iii]
- Vespucci, Antonio, brother, [iv], [xv], [56]
- Vespucci, Bartolomeo, nephew, [iv]
- Vespucci, Giorgio Antonio, friar of St. Mark, master of Amerigo and Soderini, [iii], [2]
- Vespucci, Geronimo, brother, [iv]
- Vespucci, Giovanni, nephew, became a pilot, [iv];
- evidence as to his uncle's observations, [viii] n.;
- appointed pilot, [xv];
- Peter Martyr intimate with, [xxxviii]
- Vianelo, Hieronimo, Venetian Ambassador, letter giving an account of a voyage of Juan de la Cosa, [xiii], [58]-[61]
- Voyages (see Four Voyages)
- Waldseemüller, Martin, or Hylacomylus, the editor of Cosmographiæ Introductio, suggested the name of America, [xviii], [xliii]
- Winds, term used for courses, [19]
- Yaquimo, port in Española, Hojeda at, [33], [80], [97], [98]
- Yuca, [xxiii], [xxx], [11], [13], [14] (see Juca)
- Yucatan, [iii], [xxxii]