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Charles Merrill's Catalan Flimflam

"The Newest Catalan Theory" that is presented in Section 5 of the article, fails to mention that this theory is being promoted by Charles Merrill. The cited "research" was presented on the Discovery Channel program "Columbus: Secrets from the grave" on 1 August 2004, at 10 PM EDT. The program was produced by Atlantic Productions of London, and a summary is available at: http:dsc. discovery. com/convergence/columbus/evidence/explore. html After the broadcast Merrill answered various questions at: http:dsc. Calvi/calvi3ithtml la mappa di Calvi e l'ubicazione della presunta casa natale di Cristoforo Colombo. discovery. com/convergence/columbus/experts/questions. html User: Italus, 4 August 2006

Columbus National Origins

Where it is written "It has even been suggested that the epitaph on his tomb, translated as "Let me not be confused forever," is a veiled hint left by Columbus that his identity was other than he publicly stated during his life. However, the actual phrase, "Non confundar in aeternam" (in Latin), is perhaps more accurately translated "Let me never be confounded," and is contained in several Psalms. "

The proper translation from the Latin Non confundar in aeternam is "I will not be forever confused. � 213. Alberghi vicino all' Aeroporto Cristoforo Colombo Genova. 13. 240. 218 03:57, 23 July 2006 (UTC)Manuel Rosa, Historian of Iberia.

Portuguese Controversy

Someone added the following in the Portuguese Controversy section: "On the other hand, conspiracy theories are fun and Portugal was indeed secretive, but everyone relied on Italian navigators, even the English. The French were as much a problem to the Portuguese as Castile and Catalonia. Furthermore, the Spanish Monarchs knew from Captain Pinzón and Columbus's messengers that he had returned. ; Cristoforo Colombo - La Scoperta su Yahoo! CinemaScheda di Cristoforo Colombo - La Scoperta.