Posted by:
Darksparks
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Date: December 13, 2014 06:48PM
To continue your thread, Mossybucket, Ferdinand Magellan was killed because he was a bully, not because of his sexual activities.
https://archive.org/stream/magellansvoyagea01piga#page/n9/mode/2upThis link is to a journal written by one Antonio Pigafetta, the primary source of what we know happened on Magellan's fateful journey.
Pigafetta does talk about sex and the practices of the native "Filipinos," but he never discusses the sexual practices of Magellan. He does mention that the local women seemed to prefer the foreigners over their own men, but that may have been purely out of curiosity.
You could be right assuming Magellan's conquest of females was similar to other noted historical figures...but I have seen no evidence to back up your assertion, and I think you are mostly full of yourself and of baloney...