Esmeraldo de Situ Orbis (Latin: Smaragda Situ Orbis) was a manuscript written by the Portuguese writer Duarte Pacheco Pereira. It was dedicated to King Manuel I of Portugal (1495–1521). The work was divided into five parts with a total of fifty nine chapters and around two hundred pages, in 1506 on, as described by the author's own words, "cosmography and seafare". The title name is in Portuguese Latin, it was written in Portuguese and featured geographical coordinates for all known ports at the time. The manuscript was most likely written between 1505 and 1508 and was finished by 1508.
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| - Esmeraldo de Situ Orbis (Latin: Smaragda Situ Orbis) was a manuscript written by the Portuguese writer Duarte Pacheco Pereira. It was dedicated to King Manuel I of Portugal (1495–1521). The work was divided into five parts with a total of fifty nine chapters and around two hundred pages, in 1506 on, as described by the author's own words, "cosmography and seafare". The title name is in Portuguese Latin, it was written in Portuguese and featured geographical coordinates for all known ports at the time. The manuscript was most likely written between 1505 and 1508 and was finished by 1508. (en)
- O Esmeraldo de situ orbis é um manuscrito de autoria do cosmógrafo português Duarte Pacheco Pereira. Dedicada ao rei D. Manuel I de Portugal (1495-1521), a obra foi montada em cinco partes, com um total de duzentas páginas, em 1506. Conforme descrito nas próprias palavras do autor, trata-se de uma obra de "cosmografia e marinharia". Apesar do título em latim, foi escrita em língua portuguesa, contendo as coordenadas geográficas de latitude e longitude de todos os portos conhecidos no seu tempo. (pt)
- Esmeraldo de situ orbis es el título de un manuscrito escrito hacia 1506 por el militar, navegante y cosmógrafo portugués Duarte Pacheco Pereira. Dedicada al rey Manuel I de Portugal (1495-1521), se trata de una obra de "cosmografía y marinería", según palabras del propio autor. A pesar de su título en latín, fue escrita en lengua portuguesa. (es)
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| - Esmeraldo de situ orbis es el título de un manuscrito escrito hacia 1506 por el militar, navegante y cosmógrafo portugués Duarte Pacheco Pereira. Dedicada al rey Manuel I de Portugal (1495-1521), se trata de una obra de "cosmografía y marinería", según palabras del propio autor. A pesar de su título en latín, fue escrita en lengua portuguesa. No se conserva el manuscrito original pero sí dos copias: una de la primera mitad del siglo XVIII hallada en la ciudad de Évora y otra algo posterior de la Biblioteca Nacional de Lisboa. A partir de ellas se preparó la primera edición impresa del texto, en 1892.En el prólogo Duarte Pacheco anuncia que la obra consta de cinco "libros" o partes pero los manuscritos conservados sólo contienen los tres primeros y un fragmento del cuarto. Se han perdido además todos los mapas e ilustraciones que acompañaban al manuscrito original. (es)
- Esmeraldo de Situ Orbis (Latin: Smaragda Situ Orbis) was a manuscript written by the Portuguese writer Duarte Pacheco Pereira. It was dedicated to King Manuel I of Portugal (1495–1521). The work was divided into five parts with a total of fifty nine chapters and around two hundred pages, in 1506 on, as described by the author's own words, "cosmography and seafare". The title name is in Portuguese Latin, it was written in Portuguese and featured geographical coordinates for all known ports at the time. The manuscript was most likely written between 1505 and 1508 and was finished by 1508. (en)
- O Esmeraldo de situ orbis é um manuscrito de autoria do cosmógrafo português Duarte Pacheco Pereira. Dedicada ao rei D. Manuel I de Portugal (1495-1521), a obra foi montada em cinco partes, com um total de duzentas páginas, em 1506. Conforme descrito nas próprias palavras do autor, trata-se de uma obra de "cosmografia e marinharia". Apesar do título em latim, foi escrita em língua portuguesa, contendo as coordenadas geográficas de latitude e longitude de todos os portos conhecidos no seu tempo. (pt)
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