Cosimo Brunetti: Three Relations of the West Indies, 1659 - 1660

“Cosimo Brunetti: Three Relations of the West Indies, 1659 - 1660,” ed. Susan Heller Anderson, Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, new series, vol. 59, part 6, September, 1969.

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Extract from page 8:

Cosimo Brunetti was a Sienese priest, of a prominent Florentine family which traced his ancestry back through the thirteenth century to the scholar Brunetto Latini, a contemporary of Dante who published translations and a “Tresor” in the Northern French dialect, the langues d'oïl.