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The purpose of this article is to revisit the dispute between Ancients and Moderns in the book Decadas da Asia written by Joao de Barros. Published between the years 1552 and 1563, this work can be defined as the most notorious attempt to set a global direction for the phenomenon of the Portuguese maritime discoveries. However, when addressing the origins and maturation process of maritime expansion in Portugal, the Decadas da Asia brings the early part of the Iberian clash between Ancients and Moderns. Thus, our interest is to recover this struggle within the relationship that Joao de Barros establishing between Ancients and Moderns, as a presupposition of historical thought in the early Modern Era.

Efetividade histórica e ciência moral nas Décadas de João de Barros: a relação entre antigos e modernos