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Thomas Mitc**** (1854) The
Lusiads, trans. John
James Aubertin (1878) The
Lusiads, trans.
Richard Francis Burton (1880) The
Lusiads, trans.
William C. Atkinson...
- In: Camoes, Luis Vaz de. The
Lusíads.
Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-280151-7. Burton,
Richard F. (1880). The
Lusiads (PDF). Burtoniana. p. 35. Retrieved...
- poet Luís de Camões (c. 1524–1580)
wrote the epic poem Os Lusíadas (The
Lusiads), with Virgil's
Aeneid as his main influence.
Modern Portuguese poetry...
- as a
great source of
poetic inspiration in his epic
Portuguese poem The
Lusiads, as translated: And you, my
Tagian Nymphs, oh,
since my
rhyme With ardent...
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emphatic expression. 3. Also nós
outros in
early modern Portuguese (e.g. The
Lusiads), and
nosoutros in Galician. 4.
Alternatively nous
autres in French. 5...
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Robert (1992). "Portuguese and
Chinese Maritime Imperialism: Camoes's
Lusiads and Luo Maodeng's
Voyage of the San Bao Eunuch".
Comparative Studies in...
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other cities and the countryside. 1572:
First edition of the epic The
Lusiads of Luís Vaz de Camões,
three years after the
author returned from the East...
- skies, He bade th'
eternal walls of
Lisbon rise." Luís Vaz de Camões, The
Lusiads,
strophes 2 to 4 from
Canto VIII,
translated by
William Julius Mickle,...
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literary works as the 14th-century
Divine Comedy or the 16th-century The
Lusiads, and, it is also, to some extent,
explained in the
Rosicrucian literature...
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Calicut University Publications (The
incident is
mentioned by
Camoes in The
Lusiads,
wherein it is
stated that the
Zamorin "showed no
signs of treachery" and...
