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1 21|        and yet knew most of the nations of the world, which we found
2 21| wonderful strange; for that all nations have interknowledge one
3 24|    ships and vessels of all the nations before named. And (as it
4 24|      Arabians, so as almost all nations of might and fame re sorted
5 27|       which could be from other nations to sail to us, you see how
6 27|         by our sailing to other nations, I must yield you some other
7 31|        under the names of other nations, and to what places these
8 75|        under the names of other nations (for our own we conceal),
9 87|       it, for the good of other nations; for we here are in God’