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... gold was pro- cured . They answered him by signs , pointing to the south , where , he understood them , dwelt a king of such wealth that he was served in vessels of wrought gold . He understood , also , that there was land to the south ...
... gold was pro- cured . They answered him by signs , pointing to the south , where , he understood them , dwelt a king of such wealth that he was served in vessels of wrought gold . He understood , also , that there was land to the south ...
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... gold as big as an orange . Other Indians brought grains of gold weigh- ing ten and twelve drachms , and declared that in the country whence they got them , there were masses of ore as large as the head of a child . * As usual , however ...
... gold as big as an orange . Other Indians brought grains of gold weigh- ing ten and twelve drachms , and declared that in the country whence they got them , there were masses of ore as large as the head of a child . * As usual , however ...
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... gold dust . * The caciques had tc pay a much larger amount for their personal tribute . Manicaotex , the brother of Caonabo , was obliged indi- vidually to render in , every three months , half a cala- bash of gold , amounting to one ...
... gold dust . * The caciques had tc pay a much larger amount for their personal tribute . Manicaotex , the brother of Caonabo , was obliged indi- vidually to render in , every three months , half a cala- bash of gold , amounting to one ...
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