 | John Pinkerton - 1812 - 706 lehte
...year 714. At which time, they fay, feven biihops with their people embarked and failed to this ifland, where each of them built a city ; and to the end none...might think of returning to Spain, they burnt the ihips, tackle and all things neceffary for failing. Some Portuguefe difcourfmg about this ifland, there... | |
 | Arthur James Weise - 1884 - 446 lehte
...their people embarked and sailed to this island, where each of them built a city ; and in order that none of their people might think of returning to Spain,...burnt the ships, tackle, and all things necessary for sailing.1 * * * It was also said that in the time of Prince Henry of Portugal, a Portuguese ship was... | |
 | Arthur James Weise - 1884 - 442 lehte
...was conquered by the Moors, in 714, at which time, they say, seven bishops with their people embarked and sailed to this island, where each of them built a city ; and in order that none of their people might think of returning to Spain, they burnt the ships, tackle,... | |
 | 1893 - 416 lehte
...conquered by the Moors in the year 714. At which time they say seven Bishops with their People Embarked and Sailed to this Island, where each of them built...their People might think of returning to Spain they burned the ships, Tackle and all things necessary for sailing. Some Portugeses discoursing about this... | |
 | George Edward Weare - 1897 - 426 lehte
...conquered by the Moors, in 714, — at which time, they say, seven bishops with their people embarked and sailed to this island, where each of them built a city ; and in order that none of their people might think of returning to Spain, they burnt the ships, tackle,... | |
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Antilla . . . not . . . above 200 leagues due west from the Canaries and Azores, which they conclude to be certainly the island of the seven cities, peopled by the Portuguese at the time that Spain was conquered by the Moors in the year 714. At which... 