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7

8.

..

Royal

Commentaries.

Boo V.

le, at lea

fl

very few of

them ,

died in their beds , but

were

afterwards k·II d .

thofe infurrell:ions

~hich fucce~de~ thef~

troubles. The whole party

of~; a~n

began now

co

defpair and

to

faint m their courages

by

this defection of

c

f

~

and

fo

many erfons of

nqre : for

finca fuch

a

Gentleman as

he was

fo

dee;tv"

111

gaged in this caufe, having cut off the

head

of the

ice-king

and \

ho

ha~

en–

ven

other evidences

of his zeal for it, had revolted·and fled

'v

hat

could

be ·

gd–

ged

of

the

affeetions of

ethers_

who

had

neither

the

guilt

no;

thofe

engagem!~r­

upon

chem ?

for

rhe

day

followmg,

when the Anpy was on

their

march

as

man

as could privately convey themfelves away made

their

efcape · and at

length

th~

d~feltion

became

ge~eral,

and Souldiers openly and in the

fight

f

p jfarro

and

his Camp turned their

Colour~

ancl tna

ched

away: amongfi

i\

hich, rwo H r _

men

f

aood

reF'utation , narned

Pedro Vill;ulan

and

{ohn Lope:G,

declared

openly

for

his

ajefl:y, and that

Gonfal~

Pifarro

might be confounded, '\ ho was a raytot

and a Tyrant:

thefe were .qµ1ckly

follo ed

by two,mhersj called

Franclf.co

Gui/t,

1 _

d

and

{ohn

Pae;;.

de

Sor~ano:

Pifarro

.illtended to have

fem

afcer

th

~m, hue

he

h~d

none \

hom

be could

cruft

or be

a!fu~ed

.that

the~

oqkf

not htve born them

companj' in thew defign of revolt : Wherefore 'he haftned hi

march

as

fall:

a 1e

c-0uld

. t~

AreqHepa

by

way

of

the

Plains, and yet {Ilany of

his

Infantry

£ r

ok

him, leaving their Mufquets behind them

~

with whjch they fupµofed the

Picar–

r ijfJ

would be contented and not pur,fue them.

Io fine

a

Aag14fine

C;trate

faith

in

the

fixrh

Book,

Chapter the

fevenceenth '.)

fo

m~ny

had

left

him

that

his whole

nmn;her .

.!1$

reduced

to

two hundred

mefl,, as

appeared at the Mufrer taken in

che

Provine~ _

o(

Na11afca,

wbich is. not abov.a

fo~ty

leagQet>

from

Los

R~'(Js.

FrRncifco

dt!

Carva1al'

who

was an ·expenenc

a

Cgptam '

got

all

the

An s

of

the

Fugiti\

es

together

~Q~ending

to

~rn

o_ther So

1~9;$ w~ch t~ru,

.in

cafe any would come

in

to their Party.

'

I'

f

The

,(ij

ry

f{

Lo Reyes ·

d~ildre

for

hu~ajeflJ

,4

,411d

Jet

up

'

J

Id

Sfandard·t

~ Loren~o'

.cde A

~:a

c9n1e-s

1afhoar :

A

gre4t

C

011fufion:

and Dijtu-!,bt;tnce

zTz.

!.os

R

yes~

:.

.

.

N

~

·

d

the

ill

fonu

e

of

I'i~arfo

fl:9p

here

'")f

h .

the

geqer9J

revolc

of

his

· ro~

1

\

hich \

a~

now

reducecl from a

thou{and unco

t

o

bundr~d

men

:

bur

all

-tl.iings

urning

c

ntrtrry ;

thofe

fgrces

which

~e

,}eft

in

tQ~

ty

of

Los

Rey·

e.s

for

t

e guard and defence of

it,

and .

in

whom

be

confided

a

~ft

and moll:

faithfoll friend

:!

who wen:: obli&ed co

him

on the fcor.e of_

alliance

a .d many other

argument ~

did

now

renounce

him

and

p~clared

for

tge

King :

for

Ptfarro

had

not

gone above ,two

days-,II)arch on

his

way co

Ar~f111epa,

and

no~

' (Jbove fifteen

leagues

dHl:.ant

from c,he City, when

Don

Antonio

({c

Ribera,

whom

Pif ttrro

had

made.

Governour

f

the

Ctty, joining...

vith the uJHces

M11rtin

Piplrro

and

A 11-

t onio

de

Leon

and other

Inhabitants,

who upon

pre~e}lce

of

fickne~

9f

infirmities

of old

age., bad

obtained licence from

GonfafQ

Piyttyto.

remain b,ebind,

(~o

"'hom

they refigned up

their Arms and

Hodes)

fpreaa

th

tandard

of

~be

C1cy,

and

let

fly the C

lour

in ,

tbe

open

Mar~et-place

, and

arberin.g

h'!t

o

le

they

could

d~clared

for his

Maj~!l:y, publifi}i~g

by

ut-q~

the

general

a.rclon, and the

revo~auon

of

the

late Orqmances as del1vered

by

the Prefidenr..

-

.

Palentino

r lacing this

~)fage,

fays,

chat it wa done

by

ord r

,Go»fttlo

Ptfttrro,

and tbaf he bad left inftruetions \

ith his Governollr

fo

to

doe;

ili~c

thofe

ho

had forfal{en his Party

migbt

not gain the honour they pretend

d

unt and

e

pe -

ted by

th~ir

revolt: and

yet

Palentino

contradilts himfelf again io

it1~nd~

ay ,

thac

it

was

not to b

e believed, and that

it

was onely a

r~port

of

fom

d1Wle

ed

.

r–

fons ;

thoJ.mh

in truth

Pifarro

did leave uch infirut!i

IlS

.

ith

D op

A»t~nio

de

R161-

ra

;

or his fa

ke onely,

toat

he might

fave himfelf, and gain fa our

·1th

che

Ph–

fident

~11fca:

for

Pif..rro

was

well

affure~

that

fC

~Pas

.h

\

~

ur

of fight e

iliou1d be

out of

mind ,

~ad

that after.

is

depanur"•~

icy

w

uld

chro

offalJ

·

relpe