See arara on Wiktionary
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"text": "Pour dõc en faire la preuue, que les Sauuages appelẽt Arat, ayant les plumes des aiſles & celles de la queuẽ, laquelle il a longue de pied & demi, moitié auſsi rouges que ſine eſcarlate, & l'autre moitié, la tige au milieu de chacune plume ſeparãt les couleurs opoſites des deux coſtez, de couleur celeſte auſsi eſtincelãt que le plus ſin eſcarlatin quiſe puiſſe voir: & au ſurplus tout le reſte du corps azuré quãd ceſt oiſeau eſt au Soleil ou il ſe tiẽt ordinairement, il n'y a œil qui ſe puiſſe laſſer de le regarder.",
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"ref": "[1587, Gabriel Soares de Sousa, chapter LXXX, in Notícia do Brasil (in Portuguese), Salvador; republished as Francisco Adolpho de Varnhagen, editor, Tratado descriptivo do Brazil em 1587, 2nd edition, Rio de Janeiro: João Ignancio da Silva, 1879, page 209:",
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