ad. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES 



380-90. 



more towardes the South the climate is much more 

 temperate : and there are cities, and temples of idoles, 

 unto whom they sacrifice living men, whose flesh they 

 afterwards devoure. These nations have the use of 

 silver and gold. 



Thus much of this tract of landes out of the aforesaide 

 collections or abridgements. Wherein this also is worthy 

 the observation, that even then our Europsean Pilots 

 sayled those seas by the helpe of the loadstone. For 

 concerning the use thereof in Navigation, I suppose there 

 is not to be found a more ancient testimonie. And 

 these things I have annexed the rather unto this table 

 of Mar del Zur ; considering that none of those Authours 

 which have written the Histories of the Newe world, 

 have in any part of their writings, mentioned one word 

 thereof. Hitherto Ortelius. 



END OF VOLUME VII. 



