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Fateixa (fatesce), a boat's anchor in Portuguese.
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St. Augustine's Day, 28th August.
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Lat. 26°, not 32°.
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Verzino.
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Varnhagen thinks this was South Georgia, so named by Cook in Jan. 1775, in 54° S. Navarrete suggests Tristan d'Acunha. Vespucci says that 50° was the furthest limit he reached to the south, along the coast, in the Medici letter, but that he then sailed to within 17° 30′ of the S. Pole, or 73° 30′ S.!! See p. [45].
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10th of March in the other letter.
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This should be ten months, according to the other letter.
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Seven days, according to the other letter.
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17th of August in the other letter.
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150 leagues, according to the other letter.