Michael, 253;
returns to St. Michael with Europeans, 253
Cadamosto, record of his two voyages, 250;
his narrative, 261-288;
is presented to the Prince, 263;
visits Madeira, 264, 265;
goes on to Canaries, 265-267;
to Cape Blanco, 267-269;
reaches the Senegal, 269;
describes Azaneguys, 269;
pushes on to land of Budomel, 275-278;
reaches Cape Verde, 279;
describes people beyond, 280;
explores the Gambra, 281, 282;
goes back to Portugal, refits, and sails on second voyage, 283;
explores islands off Cape Verde, 283, 284;
names Boa Vista and St. James, 284;
sails up the Gambra and names St. Andrew, 285;
visits Battimansa, 285, 286,
and Gnumimansa, 287;
returns to Lisbon, 287;
leaves Portugal, 313
Camaldolese chart of Fra Mauro, 301
Cam, Diego, 315;
reaches the Congo and Walvisch Bay, 316
Canaries, visited by Cadamosto, 265
Cantor, visited by Gomez, 291
Cape Cod, reached by Scandinavian migration, 65
Cape St. Vincent, modern name for "Sacred Cape" and Sagres, 160
Carpini, John de Plano, 90;
his _Book of the Tartars_, 92
Ceuta, King John plans an attack on, 148;
situation, 150;
left in command of Menezes, 155;
safe in Christian hands, 156
Chart of Fra Mauro, 301
Christian pilgrimage begins with Constantine, 32
Cintra, Gonsalo de, 197;
sets out for Guinea, 218;
is killed by Moors, 219
Cintra, Pedro de, 313
Columbus, influenced by _Imago Mundi_, 11;
at Portuguese Court, 322;
at Spanish Court, 323
Constantine, Christian pilgrimage begins with, 32
Corvo, 254, 256
Cosmas Indicopleustes, 34;
theory of, 37;
interest to us, 40
Costa, Sueiro da, 313
Covilham, 316
Crossness, place called from dead chief, 59
Crusades and land travel, 76;
results of, 144
Crusading movement, results of, 78
Cruzado, the, 300
D
Daniel of Kiev, Abbot, 85
Death, Black, in Portugal, 127
De Prado, taken captive, 297;
martyrised, 298
Diaz, Bartholomew, 316;
makes greatest discovery in all history before Columbus, 317
Diaz, Diniz, enters mouth of the Senegal, 220;
reaches Cape Verde, 221;
heads a part of the fleet sent from Lagos, 229;
reaches Cape Verde, 236
Diaz, Lawrence, 230
Diaz, Vincent, 233
E
Eannes, Gil, makes a voyage to the Canaries, 170;
rounds Cape Bojador, 173;
sails with Lagos fleet, 229
Edrisi, Arabic Ptolemy, the, 21;
birth and life, 22;
account of voyage of Lisbon "Wanderers," 23;
"Traveller's Doctorate," in time of, 25;
map superseded, 27
Edward, eldest son of King John, 136;
becomes King, 172;
dies, 188
Emosaid, family, 24;
establish themselves as traders, 25
England, Vikings first landed in, 52
English-born travellers, first of, 45
Eratosthenes, geography of, 5
Eric the Red, renames Greenland, 55;
leads colonists, 56
Esteeves, Alvaro, crosses the equator, 314
Europe, compacted together in spiritual federation, 76
European development, pilgrim stage of, 42
European expansion, beginnings of, 50
Europeans, first landing of, on coasts of unknown Africa, 175;
break in upon Moslem trade, 204
F
Farosangul, King of Gambra, 285
Fayal, 254;
first Captain Donatory of, 255
Ferdinand, fourth son of King John, 136;
revives scheme of African war, 180;
goes by sea to Tangier, 182;
is left as hostage, 185;
dies a captive, 188
Ferdinand the Handsome, last of House of Burgundy to reign in Lisbon, 131
Fernandez, Alvara, commands the caravel of his uncle, Zarco, 229;
is again sent out with the caravel, 243;
the voyage, 243-245
Fernandez, Joan, left as hostage at Bank of Arguin, 219;
taken home, 223;
his story, 223, 224
Fernandez, Martin, crosses the equator, 314
Ferrer, Jayme, explorer, 108
Fidelis, the monk, travels of, 46
Flores, 254, 256
Formigas discovered by Cabral, 169
Frangazick, nephew of Farosangul, 290
Freitas, Alvara de, 232
Freydis, daughter of Red Eric, tries to colonise Vinland, 62
G
Gama, Vasco da, 125
Geographical record, last before age of Northmen, 47
Geography, first Christian, 33;
of Christendom from eighth and ninth centuries, 41
Gerard of Cremona, geographical postulates, 9, 10
Gnumi, King, 287
Gog and Magog, wall to shut off, 13
Gold dust, first ever brought by Europeans direct from Guinea coast, 203;
effect, 217
Gomez, Diego, 251;
sets out in command of the caravel the _Wren_, 289;
his narrative, 289-298;
visits Cantor, 291;
converts Nomimansa, 293-295;
meets Bezeghichi, 295;
returns to Lagos, 296;
is sent out by Affonso and goes to the land of the Barbacins, 296;
discovers Santiago, 297;
returns to Portugal, 298;
describes last illness and death of Prince Henry, 304, 305
Gonsalvez, Antam, sent out by Henry, 193;
his voyage, 193-195;
takes the first captives, 195;
is knighted by Nuno Tristam, 198;
goes back to Portugal, 199;
goes back to Africa with the captive prince, 202;
exchanges two boys for ten prisoners, gold dust, and ostrich eggs, 203;
applies for command of ships, 222
Graciosa, 254;
settled, 255
Greenland, sighted by Gunnbiorn and renamed by Eric, 55;
colonised, 56
Green sea of darkness, 13, 14
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