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Contains, on verso of leaf 172, the first printed reference to Canadian Indians, describing seven Newfoundland natives brought to Rouen by Thomas Aubert in 1509. Cf. Harrisse BAV Add 43; Trudel, Histoire de la Nouvelle-France, v.1, p. 26. 
Last leaf numbered 175 instead of 173.
Hieronymus' Latin translation with additions to 448 by Prosper, 449-1449 by Mattheus Palmerius Florentinus, 1450-1481 by Matthias Palmerius Pisanus and 1482-1512 by Joannes Multivallis.
Colophon dated "Idibus vero Iunij, " 1512.

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