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Goa
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India
Goa, the seat of Portuguese government in India, was reached by the navigators João de Abreu in 1513 and António de Abreu in 1527. The Elucidário records that its diocese was made suffragan to the archdiocese of Funchal, and that Jaime Moniz represented it as a deputy.
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- Abreu (João de) — Where Abreu arrived in 1513.
- Moniz (Jaime Constantino de Freitas) — Electoral circle he represented as deputy.
- Ferreira Pestana (Daniel) — Seat of José's government, scene of the refugee dispute with the British.
- Diocese (creation of the) — Later diocese made suffragan to Funchal.
- Archdiocese of Funchal — Diocese suffragan to Funchal.
- Ornelas e Vasconcelos (Dom Aires de) — Seat of his archdiocese.
- Rodrigues (Dr José Júlio) — Birthplace of his father, wrongly given by some as his own.
- Abreu (António de) — Reached by Abreu in 1527, amid the disputes between the rival governors.
- Costa (Monsignor Hipólito da Purificação das Angústias e) — Where he held property disposed of in his verbal will.
- Diocese of Funchal — Suffragan see of the Funchal archdiocese.