History of the Reign of Ferdinand And Isabella, the Catholic 3
History of the Reign of Ferdinand And Isabella, the Catholic 3
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108. — Herrera, Indias Occidentals, lib. 6, cap. 14.
Digitized by VjOOQlC Hed in health and Rplrita.
HIS DEATH. 241 ceived, but Columbus did not survive to behold the chapter i« XVIII.
young sovereigns. 11 His mental vigor, however, was not impaired by h* ** ,h - the ravages of disease, and on the 19th of May, 1506, he executed a codicil, confirming certain tes- tamentary dispositions formerly made, with special reference to the entail of his estates and dignities, manifesting, in his latest ac...t, the same solicitude he had shown through life, to perpetuate an honorable name. Having completed these arrangements with perfect composure, he expired on the following day, 1506.
being that of our Lord's ascension, with little ap- May *' parent suffering, and in the most Christian spirit of resignation. 18 His remains, first deposited in the convent of St. Francis at Valladolid, were, six years later, removed to the Carthusian monastery of Las Cuevas at Seville, where a costly monument was raised over them * by King Ferdinand, with the memorable inscription, "ACastillayaLeon Nuevo mundo di6 Colon ;" " the like of which, 9 ' says his son Ferdinand, with as much truth as simplicity, " was never recorded of any man in ancient or modern times." M From M Navarrete has given the let- showing the high estimation in ter, Coleocion de Viages, torn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
108. — Herrera, Indias Occidentals, lib. 6, cap. 14.
Digitized by VjOOQlC Hed in health and Rplrita.
HIS DEATH. 241 ceived, but Columbus did not survive to behold the chapter i« XVIII.
young sovereigns. 11 His mental vigor, however, was not impaired by h* ** ,h - the ravages of disease, and on the 19th of May, 1506, he executed a codicil, confirming certain tes- tamentary dispositions formerly made, with special reference to the entail of his estates and dignities, manifesting, in his latest ac...t, the same solicitude he had shown through life, to perpetuate an honorable name. Having completed these arrangements with perfect composure, he expired on the following day, 1506.
being that of our Lord's ascension, with little ap- May *' parent suffering, and in the most Christian spirit of resignation. 18 His remains, first deposited in the convent of St. Francis at Valladolid, were, six years later, removed to the Carthusian monastery of Las Cuevas at Seville, where a costly monument was raised over them * by King Ferdinand, with the memorable inscription, "ACastillayaLeon Nuevo mundo di6 Colon ;" " the like of which, 9 ' says his son Ferdinand, with as much truth as simplicity, " was never recorded of any man in ancient or modern times." M From M Navarrete has given the let- showing the high estimation in ter, Coleocion de Viages, torn.
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