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              This vocabulary appears to be the earliest known substantial record of any Brazilian language. The manuscript volume, full details of which are contained in our previous paper, was compiled during the 1540s by a French sea-captain or voyage-organizer, probably of Bordeaux or Rouen, who may also have been the collector of some of the items, including the vocabularies. It is possible that the two vocabularies were collected in the course of one Atlantic voyage, but it has not proved possible to identify a particular voyage, or to learn more about the possible compiler than his name (Jehan Lamy), partly because the period of the 1540s was one of intense trading activity between the French Atlantic ports on the one hand and the coasts of Guinea and Brazil on the other.

David Dalby and P. E. H. Hair (adapted)
Date 1540s
Source https://www.openmlol.it/media/autori-vari/regyme-pour-congnoistre-la-latitude-de-la-region-et-aussi-la-haulteur-de-la-ligne-equinotialle-sur-nostre-orison/1357622
Author Jehan Lamy

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