Carthage Or the Empire of Africa
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2 We judged from our voyage that this place lay right opposite to Carthage, 3 for the voyage from Carthage to the Pillars was equal to the voyage from the Pillars to Cernd After this, sailing up a great river which is called Chretes, 4 we came 1 Possibly negroes.
3 Cerne is probably to be placed at the mouth of the Rio de Ouro. Some of the French charts give the name of Herne, which is said to resemble a name used by the natives.
3 There is some doubt as to the meaning of this expression. Mr. B...unbury suggests that it may mean that the distance from Carthage to the Straitsof Gibraltar, and from the Straitsagain to Cerne being equal, thesa two would be the sides of an icosceles triangle, of which the base would be the line drawn between Carthage and Cerne. It must be remembered that the ancients had nothing like the correct notions which we have since been enabled to form of the relative positions of the various countries of the world. From Cerne Hanno made two voyages of discovery, which he now proceeds to describe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 We judged from our voyage that this place lay right opposite to Carthage, 3 for the voyage from Carthage to the Pillars was equal to the voyage from the Pillars to Cernd After this, sailing up a great river which is called Chretes, 4 we came 1 Possibly negroes.
3 Cerne is probably to be placed at the mouth of the Rio de Ouro. Some of the French charts give the name of Herne, which is said to resemble a name used by the natives.
3 There is some doubt as to the meaning of this expression. Mr. B...unbury suggests that it may mean that the distance from Carthage to the Straitsof Gibraltar, and from the Straitsagain to Cerne being equal, thesa two would be the sides of an icosceles triangle, of which the base would be the line drawn between Carthage and Cerne. It must be remembered that the ancients had nothing like the correct notions which we have since been enabled to form of the relative positions of the various countries of the world. From Cerne Hanno made two voyages of discovery, which he now proceeds to describe.
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