Saona

Iland called Saona, about 5 leagues distant from Mona, lying on the

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation. Vol. XIII. America. Part II. Richard Hakluyt 1584

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Not far away are the smaller islands of Catalina and Catalinita, which possess valuable timber but like Saona are uninhabited.

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In this observation there is an error of eighteen degrees, the true longitude of the island of Saona, where the observation was taken, being 62 deg. 20 'west of Cadiz; and the error is accounted for partly by the inaccuracy of the tables of Regiomontanus and partly by the crudity and inexactness of the Admiral's methods.

Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Complete Filson Young 1907

In this observation there is an error of eighteen degrees, the true longitude of the island of Saona, where the observation was taken, being 62 deg. 20 'west of Cadiz; and the error is accounted for partly by the inaccuracy of the tables of Regiomontanus and partly by the crudity and inexactness of the Admiral's methods.

Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Volume 5 Filson Young 1907

In this observation there is an error of eighteen degrees, the true longitude of the island of Saona, where the observation was taken, being 62 deg. 20 'west of Cadiz; and the error is accounted for partly by the inaccuracy of the tables of Regiomontanus and partly by the crudity and inexactness of the Admiral's methods.

Christopher Columbus Young, Filson 1906