Early Voyages to Terra Australis, Now Called Australia:: A Collection of Documents, and Extracts from Early Manuscript Maps, Illustrative of the History of Discovery on the Coasts of That Vast Island, from the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century to the Time of Captain Cook.Major, Richard Henry
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Early Voyages to Terra Australis, Now Called Australia:: A Collection of Documents, and Extracts from Early Manuscript Maps, Illustrative of the History of Discovery on the Coasts of That Vast Island, from the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century to the Time of Captain Cook.
Major, Richard Henry
Australia -- Discovery and exploration; Discoveries in geography -- Portuguese; Voyages and travels
Moluccas, dispute between the Portuguese and Spanish, xxxviii;
commission appointed to, xxxix;
right to them sold by Charles V to John II. xli
Monterey, Count of, vice-king of Peru, lxxii
Montbret, Coquebert, memoir in the “Bulletin de Sciences,” xxxiv
Montanus, Arias, Mappemonde, lxv
Necquebar, _v._ Nicobar
New Guadalcanal, discovered by Mendana, 17
New Hebrides, the Terra Australis of Quiros, lxxii
New Guinea, discovery, iv;
New Guinea and New Holland supposed to form parts of a southern
continent, xi;
made an island in Ortelius’s 1587 edition, lxvii;
expedition under Tasman, instructions, 43;
the inhabitants, 52;
description of the country and the natives, 91;
their weapons, manners, etc., 92;
the Ceramers, Papoos; further description of the country and its
inhabitants, 95 seqq.
New Guinea supposed to be divided from the South Land by a strait
terminating in the South Sea; New Guinea in the old maps, under
the name of Ceira (Ceram), 97
New Holland, _v._ Australia
Nibbens, Jan, communication about the Zeewijk, 179, 184
Nicobar, island, Dampier’s canoe upsetting, all papers lost, 109
Nieuwvliet, carries the cargo of the wrecked Middenrack and Stabroeck
to Batavia, 183
Nobbens, _v._ Nibbens
Nova Hollandia, patsjallang, discoveries, 165
Nuyts, land of, colony projected, cxv
Nuyts, Pieter, supposed commander of the Guide Zeepard; country called
after him, lxxxviii
Nijptang, hooker, under Captain Collaert, forms part of Vlamingh’s
expedition in 1696, 113
Obadiah; imputed prophecy concerning the conquest of the southern
hemisphere by Spain, 9
Oero-goba, in New Guinea; inhabitants particularly ugly, 97
Olyftack, sloop, sent to the wreck of the Zeewijk, 186
Oranjes, Hoek, point at the inlet of the coast of New Holland visited
by the expedition in 1705, 171
Os Papuos, _v._ New Guinea
Oyster bay, in Tasmania, lviii
Papoos, at New Guinea, 94
Parmentier, Jean, of Dieppe, voyage to Sumatra, lix
Paulmier de Gonneville, _v._ Gonneville
Pelsart, Francis, Captain of the Batavia, lxxxix;
shipwreck, 59
Pelsart’s group, off the Houtman’s Abrolhos, 178
Pentam, island, xv;
supposed to be Bintam, xvi
Pera, yacht, voyage to New Guinea, 44
Petan, occurring on the old maps on or near the Terra Australis, lxiv
Philip III memorial to, by Arias, 1
Philippine islands, settlements attempted by the Spanish, lxx
Pietersen Pieters, _v._ Pietersz
Pietersz, Pieter, super cargo, takes the command of the expedition to
New Guinea after Pool’s death, discovers the coast of Arnhem or Van
Diemen’s Land, xciii, 46
Pinzon, Vincent Yanez, discoveries on behalf of Spain, xxxviii
Pita Ka’t, gave the natives of Tobi island their form of religion, 1
Plancius, Peter, opens a school for the purpose of teaching the way to
India, lxxviii
Poel, Gerrit Tomaz, _v._ Pool
Polonia, Sta., _v._ Santa Polonia
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