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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 December 2015
Over the Sea of Odysseus and of Columbus with sunrise-gilded sails, a ship with a saint aboard voyaged toward America. He was an island saint, with the compass of his heart pointing north, his vision directed toward the America which on the planisphere was still depicted as surrounded by seamonsters and dotted with Indian cities where men lived in misery, naked in a Paradise wherein the wolf of Gubbio had taken refuge.
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6 Ibid., 47.
7 Ibid., 48.
8 Ibid., 48.
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10 Palóu, op. cit., 49.
11 Herrera Carrillo, op. cit., 80; Piette, op. cit., I, 188, 200.
12 Herrera Carrillo, op. cit., 102. ‘
13 Palóu, op. cit., 79.