Note 336-1 — NARRATIVE OF THE THIRD VOYAGE OF COLUMBUS AS CONTAINED IN LAS CASAS’S HISTORY
Reading edition
“A sort of veil, or head attire used by the Moorish women, made of thin silk, striped of several colors, and shagged at the ends, which hangs down on the back.” John Stevens, A New Dictionary, Spanish and English, etc. (London. 1726.)