La Patria: (1450-1700) : mostra la parte esso portava nella scoperta, di esplorazione e di sviluppo del continente occidentale con speciale riferimento al Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ; ptIof una narrativa e critica la storia preparata al reque . * Il capo dei governanti europei in quel periodo furono: Friedrich III, Em.peror della Germania; Alessandro VI, Papa; Ferdinando e Isabella, Spagna,Napoli e Sicilia ; Carlo VIII, Francia ; Enrico VII, Inghilterra ; Jo-hannes Albertus, Polonia ; James IV, Scozia; Vladislaus, Boemia Hungaryand ; Bajazet II, Sultano di Turchia; Johannes, Danimarca andNorway. 28 Kunst

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The Fatherland: (1450-1700) : showing the part it bore in the discovery, exploration and development of the western continent with special reference to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ; ptIof a narrative and critical history, prepared at the reque . * The chief rulers of Europe at that period were: Friedrich III, Em.peror of Germany; Alexander VI, Pope; Ferdinand and Isabella, Spain, Naples and Sicily ; Charles VIII, France ; Henry VII, England ; Jo-hannes Albertus, Poland ; James IV, Scotland; Vladislaus, Hungaryand Bohemia ; Bajazet II, Sultan of Turkey; Johannes, Denmark andNorway. 28 Kunstmann, Deutsche in Portugal. (Miinchen)—Ruge Endeckungs-geschichte der Neuen Welt, pp. 33-34. (Hamburg 1892.) 28 Don Diego Ortiz was Bishop of Ceuta, but by contemporary writers The Jiinia dc Mathcmaticos. 55 the kings two physicians in ordinary, Rodrigo^ and Josef Judio (anIsraelite) and theGerman cosmog-rapher, Martin Be-haim, ^* a pupil ofReg iomontanus, whose reputation asa mathematician andastronomer had pre-ceded him. Thethree latter were. Royal Arms of Portugal. is usually called Doctor Calcadilha, as he was a native of Calcadilha inGalizia. It was he who, after Rodrigo and Josef had officially de-nounced Columbuss scheme as a negocio fabuloso, advised King John II, to secretly avail himself of the scheme disclosed by Columbus. Hum-boldt, vol. i, p. 232. Evidently Maestre Rodrigo Faleiro or Falero, an astronomer otnote. Barrow Voyages, &c. London, 181S, p. 28. ^^ Martin Behaim (Behain or Beheim, Martin von Bohmen, Martinus-Bohemus, M. Boheimo, Martin de Bohemia), the celebrated Germancosmographer, was a member of the ancient Bohemian family otSchwarzbach, and was born at Niirnberg, according to some writers inthe year 1430, but more probably in 1436 (according to Navarrete, thesame year in which Columbus was born.) According to Humboldt hewas a descendant of Matthias Behaim, who in 1343 made the first MS.translation of the Bible into the German language (copy still preserv

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