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Com1nentaries..
BooK
IV.
ch c
Diego Cent no
entred int .
o~q,
a '
1
e
fhall
r late here:ifter.
I
have tbou ht
fit
co
ntion
this
articular
ailage
t0
01ew the faithfulneG and
Joy
lty
of
riis
good
~raca>
and r or
the
fi
me to the honour of him and thofe who defcend
from
him.
uc
befid
.
d1e
hariti s ' e re
iv d
from this good
man
Ptu#1_ui
I
received
fom other r
h
f
from a noble
P
rfon, called
[ohn Efcobar,
ho at that time
had
no command
. er
J;1dians,
r~ough
fc
1!1e
ye r
aften~ards
Doltour
Caj}ro
bequea.
thed
ome to
Im ,
upon
an
mtermarnage bet een h11
and che Daughter
of
r
afc
de
GH
ttr..i,
b
g
teen on the body of
MariaEnriquc:l:,,
both
P
rfons of onour
and
Qi
}icy.
h· \\ orchy
an
'f
ohn
de
fcobar,
who
1
dged in the Houfe of
A/fonfo
d~
A-fe{ti,
in a
i
rain n
r uilt in t e midfl:
f
my ath r' Rents,
ery much com–
affi
nating
ur '
1
t a d enury, defired my Tutour to give me
le
veto come
v
ry
day
r dinne ,
an
at night
t
fupper \Vit him ;
accepted very kindly
th
inner, but
a co
the
fupp
r we thought it not con eni
nt
co
keep our doors
ot- en at
that time
f
the
night
j
f;
r
we were hourly
in fear of
being maifacred
for
\l:;hich" h
d
good round , being always tbreatned by them; and none
pu~
us
inr
1
e
fi
r
than
Hernando
B11
hr I-lo,
who
a
1
fier of
the
Ordnan e ·
for
thou
l
h
'" nt not
c
with t em, yet he
um
d forne
annon
at hi
'own
ou
and made a
B
ttery upon ur , "hich, in the Map or defcription we
made
f
the
wn,
JU
fro1
ted '' irh hi , nothing
eing en '
en
n
but onely
the
t
0
Market-plac
of the
ity, '' hich he had
rrainly 1
v
lled to the ground, had
ot
e ri nd
nd
elations incerc d d for u :
r did th
R
lations of tl ofe
ther w
h
r olte
fare better than ' e ; though
th
y
vid need
a
more
particu–
lar
ma
ice and an er againll my
ther,
a
one
wh
had mor
fignally
been con–
cerned in th1
r
olc than any oth r.
Graviel
de
Roj.t1
a a
de
ly engaged
as
he,
ut
h
in
hi
uG
and offi ffion
in
Ch11quifl1ca
the
icy of
Plate,
they
had
not
che
fame o
·runicy to be revenged on him.
Ha
iog
thu
e red t
ir
ang
r
u on the
oufi s of rhofe Citizens of
Couo
who
had
re olted from their caufe, they recurned again into the Road of
Los Reyes
to
meet
Pedro
de
P11
II
s
and the
eo le \: ho
follm~
ed him ; but they were very
re~
diou
in
their m
r
h
to
H1Mmanca,
y reafon of the great Incumbrance of
their
annon
\\hi h
fc
110\
ed the
Cam .
{eronimo
de
la
Serna>
and
Alonfa
de
Carceres,
h had
r
volted vvirh the
n~o
hi s to
Los Re;•u,
reporced amongfi other things
t
the
i
e-king, ho
that
Gonfalo
Pifttrro
\
as eleet:ed
General
Reprefc ntative of
the ' hole mpi1
e,
nd that he
r Hing Men> and providing Ammunition and
Artill ry
to
march unto
Los
Reyes.
hi r port being brought
t0
the
ice-king and the
J
ufiices, \\hi h a yec
~as
ne\
to
chem ; for (as we have faid before) the Road being all fiopt
they had
rec
i
no
rher intelligence of
Gonfalo
Pifarro
than that he
'V
·a c m from
Co~o
to the
Charc.u :
bur
f<
foon as they underftood th t he \ as railing Men> they
immediately difpatched a ay
rder
to
the four Cicie , requiring and omman–
ding them t
re
ive
Blafco
unnc:l:, Vela
for
ice.king by Commiffion from
his
Majefiy. And that in cafe they had any aggrie ances they fhouJd fend their Com–
miffioner to the
icy of
Los
Reye.1,
ther
to
repr fem their Complaints and de–
mand
ullice in th fe matter
' herein they judged themfelv
aggrieved. And
in
ord r her unc , a
Gomara
fay ,
the
ice-king fent
riar
Thomao de
San
Martin
to
affure
Gonfalo Piy_arro,
that he had no
ommiffion to his hurt or prejudice, buc
rather Infiru
ion from the Emperour
t0
re\
rd and gratifie him for his many
labour and fer ices
erfc rmed rm ard hi Maj fiy
:
And therefore defired him,
that laying all fears and jealoufies afide, he fhould di
mi~
hi people, and come
freely and frankly co him
to
converfe and treat upon affairs. Thus
far
Gom11rA.
Now we
will
roceed to the Rebellion of
Pedro
de
PHelk1.
CH.A ·P.