The second and third letters, with the account of Peter Martyr, were issued at Cologne in 1532, with the title De insulis nuper inventis, etc.
The “De insulis nuper inventis” is found at the thirtieth leaf (Bibl.
Alanus de Insuliswas a man of renown in his life-time, and after his death won the title of Doctor Universalis.
Not far from the dedicatory legend appears the following: "Ipsa experientia peritos Naucleros docuit volubiles libellas magnetis virtute infectas in Insulis Corvi et Florum Mundi polos recte respicere: idcirco ibi, taquam a communi Mundi Magn.
This was an earthy plain, on which likewise there was no vegetation; resembling in appearance a boundless piece of ploughed land, on which floods had settled and subsided--the earth seemed to have once been mud and then dried.
Demum in suppolaribus insulis magnetum montes reperiuntur, quorum fragmentis ligna fagina certo tempore applicata, in saxeam duritiem, et vim attractivam convertuntur," or the following on p.
The earliest known copy was printed in Basle in 1521, the title being De insulis nuper repertis simultaque incolarum moribus.
The Fourth Decade under the title, De Insulisnuper inventis, etc.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "insulis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
