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100 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tCarta (Feb. 18, 1493)
380 Letters|2lcsh
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tCarta sobre el descubrimiento de
las Indias
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tCarta de Colón
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tCarta (Feb. 15, 1493)
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tCarta (Mar. 4, 1493)
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tCarta (Mar. 14, 1493)
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tCarta (1493 February 18)
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tSeñor por que se que aureis plazer
de la grand vitoria
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tLettre de Christophe Colomb
annonçant la découverte du nouveau monde, 15 février-14
mars 1493
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tLettera in lingua spagnuola
diretta da Cristoforo Colombo a Luis de Santangel (15
febbrajo 14 marzo 1493)
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tCarta de Colón anunciando un nuevo
mundo
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tLetter to the royal minister Luis
de Santángel
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tLetter to Santángel
400 1 Columbus, Christopher.|tColumbus letter (Feb. 18, 1493)
500 1 |wr|iAddressee:|aSantángel, Luis de,|d-1498
670 His La carta de Colón sobre el descubrimiento, 1983:|bp. 3
, etc. (best known as Carta de Colón; also known as Carta
sobre el descubrimiento de las Indias; in 1493 12 versions
simultaneously printed: Barcelona in Castillian; Rome,
Antwerp, Basil, Paris in Latin; Rome in Italian verse;
Florence in Italian)
670 Encyc. amer., 1973:|bv. 7, p. 346, etc. (Columbus refuged
in 1493 in Portugal sending 1st letters of discovery
overland to Cast. court at Barcelona [letters not named])
670 Gesamtkat. der Wiegendrucke (Columbus, Christophorus.
Epistola de insulis nuper inventis; the first known letter
by Columbus about his discovery; original lost, preserved
is a Spanish ms. in the Royal Archive of Simancas;
comprises a letter and a postscript added after arrival in
Lisbon; correct date/place of writing of letter is Santa
Maria, Feb. 18, 1493, not Canaries, Feb. 15; correct date
for Lisbon postscript is Mar. 14; in the Spanish version
addressee is given as the Escrivano de Ración, an office
held by Luis de Santángel; the Latin version gives
Tesorero Gabriel Sánchez as addressee; because of
discrepancies in date/place of writing and in addressee,
combined with textual variants due to translation, etc.,
care is required to correctly identify the editions of
this letter; a further error is introduced in some
editions by identifying the translator of the Latin
version, Leandro di Cosco (sometimes incorrectly Aliander
de Cosco), as the addressee, in others the addressee is
incorrectly "Raphael Sanxis")
670 Major, R.H. The bibliography of the first letter of
Christopher Columbus describing his discovery of the New
World, 1971:|bp. 1, etc. (arranges printed eds. in order
of priority, giving 1st place to Rome, 1493 ed. printed by
Stephen Plannck: Epistola Christofori Colom, cui etas
nostra multum debet, de insulis Indie supra Gangem nuper
inuentis)
670 Le Riverend, J. Cartas de relación de la conquista de
América, 1945?:|bv. 1, p. 13, etc. (calls the version
addressed to Santangel the "segunda carta" and the version
to Sánchez the "tercera carta" of 7 letters he identifies
by Columbus)
670 European Americana, 1980:|bv. 1, p. 1 (Colombo,
Cristoforo. Señor por que se que aureis plazer de la grand
vitoria; follows this original Spanish version by its
Latin translations, beginning with Plannck's)
670 Goff|b(Columbus, Christophorus. Epistola de insulis nuper
inventis)
670 His The Columbus papers, 1987:|bt.p. (The Barcelona letter
of 1493) p. 19 (letter written at sea by Columbus and
mailed on landing at Lisbon; the ms. has been lost but a
printed version by Pedro Posa, Barcelona, was discovered
in 1889) p. 38 (text begins: Señor por que se que aureis
plazer dela grand vitoria que nuestro señor me ha dado en
mi viaie ...) p. 40 (the printed letter is incorrectly
dated Feb. 15, 1493; postscript incorrectly dated Mar. 14)
670 His Lettera in lingua spagnuola diretta da Cristoforo
Colombo a Luis de Santangel (15 febbrajo 14 marzo 1493),
1866.
670 His Lettre de Christophe Colomb annonçant la découverte du
nouveau monde, 15 février-14 mars 1493, 1889.
670 Willingham, Elizabeth M. The mythical Indies and
Columbus's apocalyptic letter, 2016:|bpage xi ("The over-
arching aim of this work is to provide an
interdisciplinary and comparative study of Columbus's 1493
folio Letter to the royal minister Luis de Santángel")
pages xix-xx ("Christopher Columbus returned to the
Iberian Peninsula in 1493, bringing with him the raw
material for what would become the first published account
written by a European eyewitness of what is today known as
the West Indies. Columbus's writing took the form of a
letter composed in Spanish and dispatched from Lisbon--its
final dateline--or from Palos or Sevilla to Barcelona
where the court of Fernando II de Aragon and Isabel I de
Castilla was then in residence. A label apparently written
by another hand and appended to the Spanish Letter asserts
that it was sent to the 'Escribano de Racion,' the title
of an Aragonese converso courtier called Luis de Santángel
, and that the packet that contained the Letter held a
second letter, one directed to the king and queen ... The
Spanish Letter as it was first made public exists today in
a "small folio" in Spanish, probably produced in Barcelona
in 1493; in a quarto printing in Spanish that appears more
likely to have been produced after the Folio than before
it; and in a contemporary Spanish manuscript held in the
Archivo General de Simancas ... in the Spanish province of
Valladolid. All three are unique. Several Latin versions
appeared in quarto in 1493, along with a Latin edition in
small octavo format, and most survivors of the Latin
printings are represented by multiple copies. No
manuscript of the text given in Columbus's hand survives,
and who printed the Folio and when and where remain
speculative. That it was printed in Barcelona is likely
because the court was in residence there in the spring of
1493. That it was printed between the closing days of
March and mid-April of 1493 is also rather likely because
of the date of Columbus's arrival in Lisbon (4 March), the
timing of his arrival in Barcelona (around the middle of
April), and the date (29 April) attached to the
translation of the Latin Letter ...") page 265 (in "Guide
to abbreviations, short references, proper names, and
subjects") "(the) Letter: Columbus's Letter on his first
voyage represented in its printed formats (folio and
quarto) in Spanish and in translation and in the Simancas
manuscript") page 291 (chapter title: "Publications of the
Columbus Letter")
675 Collier's;|aEncyc. brit.
