11 February 1520
The 11th day of said month, I measured the Sun at 62o, with a declination of 10o 47’, the elevation being 38o 47’, and the course was
The 11th day of said month, I measured the Sun at 62o, with a declination of 10o 47’, the elevation being 38o 47’, and the course was
Sunday, 12 of said month, we did not measure the Sun, and on the following day at midday, we began travelling to the Southwest, the Southwest
measured 9 fathoms, and later on we measured 13 fathoms,(…) (…) and after raising anchor, we saw land and sailed around to the North, and
(…) we were there until the 14, and on said day I measured the Sun at 60o 1⁄2 with a declination of 9o 41’, our elevation being 39o 11’.
The 15 of said month, I measured the Sun at 60o, with a declination of 9o 19’ and our distance was 39o 19’, and we sailed around
Thursday, 16, we could not measure the Sun until the 18, and on this day we were at 39o 1⁄4, and the next day, the 19, we were
The 20 of said month, I measured the Sun at 57o, with a declination of 7o 27’ and our distance to the South was 40o17’.
Wednesday, 22 of said month, I measured the Sun at 53o with a declination of 6o 41’, our distance being 43o 26’. The course was Southwest and a
The 21 of said month, I measured the Sun at 55o, with a declination of 7o 4’, at the elevation of 42o 4’ [Valdés Peninsula site], and the
The 23 of said month, I measured the Sun at 53o 1⁄4, with a declination of 6o 18’ and our distance from the line was 43o3’, and
The 24th day of said month, I measured the Sun at 53o, with a declination of 5o 54’, the elevation of the South being 42o 54’, and the
The 25th day of said month, I did not measure the Sun, but I measured it the 26, at 51o 2/3 with a declination of 5o 7’, so
The 27th day of said month, I measured the Sun at 50o 1⁄4 with a declination of 4o 3⁄4, our elevation thus being 44o, and here we
The 29th day of said month, I measured the Sun at 48o 1⁄2, and that day it had a declination of 4o, so we were at
Tuesday, 28 of said month, I measured the Sun at 50o, with a declination of 4o 21’, and we were thus at 44o 21’, with a course
Thursday, 2, rather Friday, 2 day of the month of March, I measured the Sun at 43o 50’, with a declination of 3o 10’, since our distance
(…) and we then no longer measured the Sun until we went to a port called St Julian, and there we entered the final day of
March, 1521—On the 1st March, to W., in 13” 2nd ” to W., in 13” 3rd ” to W., in 13” 4th ” to W.,
A los 6 del dicho, al Oeste, en 13o. En este día vimos tierra y fuimos a ella, y eran dos islas, las cuales eran
A los 9 del dicho, al Oeste 4a del Sudoeste, en 12o 2/3.A los 10, al Oeste 4a del Sudoeste, en 12o 1/3.A los 11,
1. On the 16th of March (1521) as they sailed in a westerly course from the Ladrones, they saw land towards the northwest; but owing
3. Departing from those two islands, they sailed westward to an uninhabited island of “Gada” where they took in a supply of wood and water.
4. From that island they sailed westwards towards a large island named Seilani which was inhabited and was known to have gold. (Seilani — or,
7. From Mazava they sailed northwards again towards Seilani. They followed the coast of Seilani in a northwesterly direction, ascending up to 10 degrees of
9. They sailed down that channel and then turned westward and anchored at the town (la villa) of Subu where they stayed many days and
We sailed from Subu, and went S.W. till 9¾° between the head of Subu and an island called Bohol; and on the W. side of
From thence we sailed and went to W.S.W., and to S.W. and W., until we fell in with an island in which there were very
From Poluan we sailed for Borney [Borneo], and we coasted the above-named island, and went to its S.W. head, and near there found an island
We sailed from Borney, and returned by the same course which we had come, and so we passed between the head of the isle of
We sailed from Quipit to go to Maluco [Moluccas], and went to S.E., sighting an island called Sibuco; after that we went to S.S.E., and