31st of March, 1521
On Sunday, the last day of March, and feast of Easter, the captain sent the chaplain ashore early to say mass, and the interpreter went… Read More »31st of March, 1521
On Sunday, the last day of March, and feast of Easter, the captain sent the chaplain ashore early to say mass, and the interpreter went… Read More »31st of March, 1521
Monday, the 18th of March, after dinner, we saw a boat come towards us with nine men in it: upon which the captain-general ordered that… Read More »18th of March, 1521
Saturday, the 16th of March, 1521, we arrived at daybreak in sight of a high island, three hundred leagues distant from the before-mentioned Thieves’ island.… Read More »16th of March, 1521
(In the Milan Edition here begins Book II.) Wednesday, the twenty-eighth of November, 1520, we came forth out of the said strait, and entered into… Read More »28th of November, 1520
After going and taking the course to the fifty-second degree of the said Antarctic sky, on the day of the Eleven Thousand Virgins [October 21],… Read More »21st of October, 1520
After that we had passed the equinoctial line, towards the south, we lost the star of the tramontana, and we navigated between the south and… Read More »13th of December, 1519
Monday, the day of St. Laurence, the 10th of August, in the year above mentioned, the fleet, provided with what was necessary for it, and… Read More »10th of August, 1519
[This portion is undated, serving as prologue to the actual commencement of the voyage on August 10, 1519] Anthony Pigapheta, Patrician of Vicenza, and Knight… Read More »20th of October 1518