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Royal Commentarie1.
BooK
IV.
of the Maller : the
ire
vented it elf at the
urh of thefe Ovens> and on che
top
~as
a pla e for t
1
0
or thr
i
1
,
in
hich
chey
fi
t
chem
to ftew ; and
was
fo
ve_ry a great con enience
£(
r th ir Cook
ry,
both
drdfmg their Meat
ell,
and
(a
ing their Wood ; that ic eemed the mofi ingenious of all their contti–
vances ..
and therefore
it \\
firange,
chat che
Spaniards,
hen
they
came
in
a–
mongll:'
them,
fhould d.
f
pife an
de{hoy
th· invention. .
To
avoid
~·eater
e
ils,
the
Incas
thought
fie
to
nn1t
common Whores
to
li
e
amongfl:
them · but then
they
'ere n t to rema m the C icy, but
in
little
Huts
ithout in the
ield ,
eparate
fr
m all
f<
iery
that
f<
by
their
convedation
they might not have
opP9rtl'lnity
to corrupt
ther
Tom
n : the
ame they gave
them \
Pamp.iyr1ma,
"
hi
h fignifi
oth their
rofeffi
n
and pla e
of
relidence;
Pampa
is
a Counrrey or
open
place; and
Rsma
properly
is
a erfon, either Man or
Woman ; fo
that
tbefe two \ ords in compo
tti
n, ar
.as
much as one ":ho lives
alone
in
the
ield; and a
e
fay,
a Hedge-whore; and that as
rhe
ields
are
open fo · her ody, and em rac
t
receive
any
one
ho
hath
an ap
tire to
com~
to her. The Men treated thefe
om n
with
all
fort
ofcontempt and corn;
and the Women
ere not
fo
much as to nam
them, und r
~nalcy
f
incurring
the fame title and cenfure · and of h ving th
ir
ead
ublickly !horn , of be–
ing lligmatized
for
infamous, and di ore' from th
ir.
us?ands:
they
n er
ailed
them
by
ocher name, than
that
of
P
arnpa
Hmt,
w
i
h
as much as Common
Harlot.
CH AP.
xv.
The
Inc Ro
,
the
fixth
King, fubclues
111a11y
R tzon.s,
and, amongfl
others,
the
Peopl
f
b
nc
and
H n o–
huallo.