Image 234 of Page view

Os Lusíadas (The Lusiads) is the national epic of Portugal. Written by the poet, soldier, and sailor Luís de Camões (circa 1524-80) and first published in 1572, it celebrates the great Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama (1469-1524) and the achievements of Portugal (known during the Roman Empire as the province of Lusitania, hence the title) and its people in venturing out into the Atlantic, rounding the tip of Africa, and forging a path to the East Indies. Manuel de Faria e Sousa (1590-1649) was a Portuguese historian and poet who spent much of his life in Madrid. Faria e Sousa wrote, in Spanish, a long commentary on Os Lusíadas, most of which was published after his death. Presented here is a 19th-century translation into Portuguese, in manuscript, of Faria e Sousa's commentary. The translation is by Manuel Nunes Godinho (circa 1816-82); the calligraphy by Domingos Nunes Godinho. The manuscript is from the library of the Brazilian-Portuguese scholar, collector, and bibliophile Antonio Augusto Carvalho Monteiro (1848-1920), which was purchased by the Library of Congress after his death. World Digital Library.

Heart of the Draconequus Page 234 by Celestial-Rainstorm on DeviantArt

He177 Heinkel Greif (234) Page 20-960

A Storm's Lullaby Page 234 by dSana on DeviantArt

Download or view a live demo of our Woodworking Products Page Elementor Template for WordPress. Getting a WordPress template has never been so easy.

Woodworking Products Page

Gulf View Medical Panama City Beach FL

The American encyclopedia of history, biography and travel . w © EH< EH OQ OO. 234 AMERICAN ENCYCLOPEDIA. to the shoals of Kettle Island, were shown to be at the mercy

Ante Logarusic, Author at City of Mentor, Ohio - Page 51 of 234

LinkedIn page new followers per day. Distorted view to depict the first

British Library digitised image from page 234 of Magna Br…

Solved A 20 kg child is on a swing that hangs from

View Tintin 2e Series No #234 Dupa Cubitus 1980 IN Good Condition