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The Northmen, Columbus and Cabot, 985-1503

Note 113-1 — JOURNAL OF THE FIRST VOYAGE OF COLUMBUS

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The Portuguese ceitil (pl. ceitis) was a small coin deriving its name from Ceuta, opposite Gibraltar, in Africa, a Portuguese possession. The blanca was one-half a maravedi, or about one-third of a cent.

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