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trade with
transported to Spain
tribute system forced upon
women
work done for Spaniards by
Inquisition
Ireland
Isabella I of Castile
attitude toward Columbus
Bartholomew Columbus and
Bobadilla and
Caonabó and
Columbus appointed viceroy by
Columbus’s appeal for patronage
Columbus’s first voyage and
Columbus’s fourth voyage and
and Columbus’s landing on Santa María
Columbus’s “Letter on the First Voyage” to
Columbus’s rights and privileges restored by
Columbus’s second voyage and
Columbus’s third voyage and
and complaints about Columbus
death of
Fernando II and
gold and
illness of
Indians’ mass suicide and
investigation of Columbus ordered by
marriage and joint rule of
New Worl²²²²d settlement plans and
Ojeda and
request for more information from Columbus
rivals of Columbus commissioned by
Roldán and
slaves and
son of
and treaties with Portugal
will written by
Isla de Gracia
Island of Women
Isthmus of Panama
Jamaica
Blue Mountains
Dry Harbour
Jamaican plum
Japan (Çipango)
Jerusalem
Jews
João II, King
Columbus and
death of
and treaties with Spain
Juan, Prince of Asturias
Juana of Castile
Kublai Khan
La Asunción
La Bella Saonese
Laberinto de las Doce Leguas
La Capitana
La Cartuja
La Gorda
Lagos
La Isabela
failure of
massacre at
Lake Maracaibo
La Navidad
men left behind at
Las Casas, Bartolomé de
Las Casas, Pedro de
La Vaqueños
Ledesma, Pedro de
Leeward Islands
Leonor of Viseu
Lepe, Diego de
Lesser Antilles
Libro de las profecías (Columbus),
Liguria
Lisbon
Columbus in
Lombardo Cove
Long Island, Bahamas
lunar eclipses
Luxan, Juan de
Machiavelli, Niccolò
Macorix
Madeira Island
Madrid
Magellan, Ferdinand
Magua
Maima
maize
Málaga
Malay Peninsula (Golden , Chersonese)
Male Island
Malocello, Lanzarotto
manatees
manchineel fruit
Mandeville, John
Manicaotex
manta ray
Manuel, King
Manzorro, Rodrigo
Mappa Mundi of 1500
Margarit, Pedro
Margarita
Margarita, Archduchess
Marie Galante
Marien
Marieni
Marmóreo
Martinique
Martyr, Peter
mastic
Matinino
Maviatué
Maya civilization
Medici, Giovanni de’
Medici, Lorenzo de’
Medina del Campo
Medina Sidonia, Duke of
Méndez de Segura, Diego
Milan
Mona Passage
Monastery of the Vertudes
Moñiz, Felipa, see Perestrello, Felipa Moñiz
Moñiz, Gil Ayres
monkeys
Monte Cristi
Montego Bay
Montserrat
moon, eclipses of
Moors
Morant Cays
Moreno, Juan
Morocco
mosquitoes
Moustique Bay
Mújica, Adrián de
Muñoz, Fernán
music
Muslims
Naturalis historia (Pliny)
Navassa
navigation
astrolabes in
Columbus’s skill in
dead reckoning in
quadrants in
Nevis
Nicaragua
Nice
Nicholas V, Pope
Niña
land sighting and
on return trip to Spain
as Santa Clara on second voyage
Niño, Peralonso
Noli, António de
North Atlantic Subtropical Gyre
Nossa Senhora dos Anjos
Noya, Juan de
Nuestra Señora de las Nieves
Odemira
Ojeda, Alonso de
Order of Alcántara
Orinoco
Ortelius, Abraham
Our Lady’s Expectation
Ovando, Nicolás de
Ozama River
Pacific Ocean
Palos
Panama
Isthmus of
Pandiani, Emilio
Pané, Ramon
Pangaea
Paolo, Master
paradise, entrance to
Paria Peninsula
parrots
pearls
peccaries
pepper
pepper, chili
Peraza, Hernán de
Perestrello, Bartolomeo
Perestrello, Felipa Moñiz (wife)
death of
Pérez, Alonso
Pérez, Hernán
Pérez, Rodrigo
Pérez de Luna, Fernand
Pernambuco
Philip the Fair
Pina, Rui da
pineapples
Pingue Channel
Pinta
land sighting and
on return trip to Spain
Pinzón, Arias Pérez
Pinzón, Francisco Martín
Pinzón, Martín Alonso
Pinzón, Vicente Yáñez
Pius II, Pope
Pizarro, Francisco
Pizarro, Gonzalo
Pizarro, Hernando
Pizarro, Juan
plants
agriculture and
cacao (chocolate)
cassava
chili pepper
cinnamon
Columbian Exchange and
cotton
fruit
Jamaican plum
maize
manchineel
mastic
pepper
pineapples
rubber
tobacco
trees
yams
Pliny
Point Arenal
Point Caxinas
Point Erin
poison arrows
poisonous animals
Polo, Marco
Ponce de León, Juan
Porras, Diego
Porras, Francisco
Porto Santo
Portugal
exploration and colonization