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The Gilded Man (El Dorado) and other pictures of the Spanish occupancy of America

Note 4 — Chapter I · CUNDINAMARCA.

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Emeralds may also have been shown to the Spaniards then; for in the capitulation with Ojeda, on his second voyage, July 5, 1501, islands are mentioned, near Quiquevacoa, on the mainland, where the green stones were of which specimens had been brought to him. Quiquevacoa, or Coquivacoa, was the Indian name for the country around the Gulf of Venezuela.

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