, 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map superseded, 27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
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