File:St Brendan's island.jpg
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English: St. Brendan close to the island which bore his name depicted on a mediaeval map. On modern maps, there is no such island. It was supposed to have been located close to the Canary Islands. |
| Date | Mediaeval. |
| Source | Clas Svahn: Naturfenomen. Sundbyberg 2011. |
| Author | Unknown author |
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