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Mœurs et coutumes des indiens du Brésil (1584). Proche et Moyen Orient " Fascinating ramifications of the"Magellane" collection. Preface by Jerome Thomas. The Portuguese Jesuit Ferno Cardim, a missionary in Brazilian lands at the end of the 16th century, is a key figure in our understanding of the Brazilian Indians. His life story sometimes reads like an adventure novel. Cardim was sent to Brazil in 1582 to report on the progress of evangelization. He immediately became familiar with the environment and carefully observed the Brazilian fauna and flora,