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BooK
V.
. i66
Commen'tarief•
in
other, ' hilfi:
PO\
er and GreatneG ·
referved for the nfelv
.
This Ribrick
being completed,
it
as furnifhed
ith all
things
nece.ffary, at1d fuch attendance
allO\
ed
as ''
agreeable
to
the
rate and Magnificence
Qf
a
King, fo that
Tah11ar-h11ac4c
found n difference in hi living,
unle~
it
were ln b
ing
freed
and
eafed from
the Bw:rhen of
qo
ernment.
In
thi
fi
litary
~ann~r
this
poor
ing
paffed the remamd r of
hlS
unha
·
y
day
d
po
fed
from
h1 Kingdom and
confined
to
the Countrey, having
ex
ban
ed h·
ondition
\i
ith his
on,'
who
now lived and governed in
the
ity, "'
hilfi:
the
cher
li
ed an Exile in
t
nelds
ha
ing
his
Converfation ' ith Bea
rather than
en.
'
This
unhappy ormne (as the
Indians
lie
) wa
the effeCl: of that direfull
men of
~
ee
ing
bloud ; but yet
in
their political reflexio
on Come
pa1lages
they concluded, that. in
fe
the
Inca,
in
the time of the obfl:inacy and
perverfe~
nef5 of
his
n, had, inftead of a confin rnent. to a
untrey Life, given him a
finall Dofe of
that
Poifoo
which \.\a
in
praetice amongll: the
yrams and
Ma–
gicians
f
that ·Em ire,
he
might afily nave diverted chat fad Face, which
his
Tears _of
loud port nded.
uc
othe , better
in~lin~d
to fpea_k favourably of
the Pnnce,
for
though they could not
'\]
holly acqwc
him
f
Cnme towards
his
Father, yet they moderated
it
in fame manner
:1
by
alledging, that
his
Father's
ate might ha e· been" rfe, in cafe
h.
nemi
had prevailed; for having
fot-
12.ken
the Pr
teCtion
f
hi
iry, and
m
ire, out of mere Co ard· e,
it
was
fome Hap ioe
to ha
e
·
efaul
repaired
by
the
a1our of
bis
n,
under
\ horn die u ceffion
was
fecured, and
his
o
Life
fi
ared
aod
defended.
O–
chers,
eaking
of the general Praife of their
·
1g ,
f~id
to
this
effea,
That .this
unhappy
Inca
had no thought or imagination of oifon, for that all other
his
Predeceffors having made
it
their bufineG
t
prohibit the praCtice
f
it, and de–
fuoy
the ufe
of
it
in the
orld, he
imfi
lf
wa ready to ha
e
·check d fny fuch
motion \ ithln
.•
0\
n Mind )
in
are either
his
hought
or perfuafio of
-.
others had fuggefi:ed fucb a remedy to him.
her herein applauded the Reli–
gion and Generofity of the
lncM,
who fcomed to alt
that
which their m'n De–
crees
had made unla full; it being unfeernly,
and
beneath the Dignity o
the
Sun,s Race, to allo
that
in
themfel
; \ hich they had made illegal
in
their
ubje&.
Many
fu
h
Difcourfes and
eflexions paffed on
this
matcer, according to eve–
.
ry
Man'
particular
fancy
and opinion ;· '
ith
~
hich
we !hall conclude our Hifio–
ry
of
Tah11u-H11acac,
and not farther mention other particular of
his
Life,
leaving
him at
his
Coumrey
retirement
to die
with
obfcuricy.
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