History of Brazil, חלק 1Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1810 |
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מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
Adelantado adventurers Anchieta arrived arrows Asumpcion attack attempt Aymores Ayolas Bahia began Berredo Bertioga boats Brazil Brazilian brigantines brought Cabeza de Vaca called canoes Captaincy caravel Carios carried CHAP Chief coast Commander death defend Diogo Dutch embarked enemy escaped expedition father fire fled fleet force four Freire French gave Gonzalo de Mendoza Governor Guaranies Guaycurus gueze Herrera hundred Indians inhabitants island Jeronymo Jesuits Joam killed land leagues Lery Luiz maize mandioc Maranham Martim Mathias Mendoza natives night Nobrega Noticias Olinda Orellana Paraguay Paraiba party Pedro Pernambuco Peru Piso Porto Seguro Portugal Portugueze possession prisoners reached received Recife returned Rio de Janeiro river sailed Salvador Savages says Schmidel sent settlement ships shore slain slaves soon Sousa Spain Spaniards Stade succours Tamoyos Tapuyas thought took town tribes Tupi Tupinambas Tupiniquins twenty Vasc vessels Vicente voyage women Xarayes Yrala
קטעים בולטים
עמוד 223 - Grandam, said he, (that being the word of courtesy by which it was usual to address old women,) if I were to get you a little sugar now, or a mouthful of some of our nice things which we get from beyond sea, do you think you could eat it ?' " Ah, my grandson," said the old convert, " my stomach goes against every thing. There is but one thing which I think I could touch. If I had the little hand of a little tender Tapuya boy, I think 1 could pick the little bones ; — but woe is me, there is nobody...
עמוד 264 - This is the school, this is the infirmary, dormitory, refectory, kitchen, and store-room. Yet we covet not the more spacious dwellings which our brethren inhabit in other parts, for our Lord Jesus Christ was in a straiter place when it was his pleasure to be born among beasts in a manger ; and in a far straiter when he deigned to die for us upon the Cross.
עמוד 650 - Those nations which are called Arwacas, which dwell on the south of Orenoque, of which place and nation our Indian pilot was, are dispersed in many other places, and do use to beat the bones of their lords into powder, and their wives and friends drink it all in their several sorts of drinks.
עמוד 24 - Their numbers bore a greater proportion to the better settlers ; and they were therefore more likely to be encouraged in iniquity than reformed by example ; to communicate evil than to learn good. Their intercourse with the savages produced nothing but mischief: each made the other worse ; the cannibals acquired new means of destruction, and the Europeans new modes of barbarity. The Europeans were weaned from that human horror at the bloody feasts of the savages, which ruffians as they were they...
עמוד 257 - ... choristers on his preaching expeditions ; when they approached an inhabited place, one carried the crucifix before them, and they began singing the Litany. The savages, like snakes, were won by the voice of the charmer; they received him joyfully, and when he departed with the same ceremony, the children followed the music.
עמוד 31 - The other wives could not bear this abandonment, though it was only to be for a time ; some of them swam after the ship, in hopes of being taken on board, and one followed it so far, that before she could reach the shore again, her strength failed, and she sunk. They were received with signal honour at the court of France.
עמוד 256 - When the Jesuits succeeded, they made the converts erect a church in the village, which, however rude, fixed them to the spot ; and they established a school for the children, whom they catechised in their own language, and instructed to repeat the Pater-noster over the sick : every recovery which happened after this had been done, both they and the patient accounted a miracle. They taught them also to read and write, using, says Nobrega, the same persuasion as that wherewith the enemy overcame man...
עמוד 254 - Jesuits succeeded in effectually abolishing it among some clans by going through them and flogging himself before their doors till he was covered with blood, telling them he thus tormented himself to avert the punishment which God would otherwise inflict upon them for this crying sin. They could not bear this, confessed what they had done was wrong, and enacted punishment against any person who should again be guilty. With other hordes the Fathers thought...
עמוד 635 - I am, tells me, it is the only specimen he baa met with, of vigesimal numeration. Our score is the nearest similitude. ' When Pauw reasoned upon the ignorance of the Americans in numbers, did he suppress this remarkable fact,... or was he ignorant of it? The same question is applicable to Dr. Robertson, who, on this, and many other subjects, in what he calls his history of America...
עמוד 653 - Indians flatten their foreheads from the top of the head to the eye-brows with a small bag of sand, which gives them a hideous appearance, as the forehead naturally shoots upward, according as it is flattened, thus, the rising of the nose, instead of being equidistant from the beginning of the chin to that of the hair is, by their wild mechanism, placed a great deal nearer to the one and farther from the other. The Indian nations round...