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The [!light

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Philip,

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I1,1_te~preter pu'"

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P~¡~é,

'Maac0Tlifilca'.

lea;es his

Ernpirre;

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havi ínt

i:he

foregoirfCfu'¡lpters declared,

hoW'that

Princ::e

Man'co

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·\IV ·

"·:{ent'M~mtngers i'nto

'ch'¡H}.tó

ádvife füs

Brotnér'

Paullu,

and the' High

Pr;i.efr,

Pilletc-V~¡1of

bis Def1gn,'

kili and _deftroy alhhe

SpaniardJ

that,were

Hl·

.féru,r

bei!lrg ·th~ onc!ly_means thereby

ree0ver

bis

Ernpfre', defrring

tJ1~rn,.t-0-. Céfke ché 'fat'Iíe icourfo

wfobAlmagro,

and his PeGple,. Vl'.ho weve in thófe

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•

. }fo;w

we-rrtuílr

.J.mmw,.

that;'th1s 'Intimati0n w'as•brought to

Chili,

befort;

Alma–

g.~,,,

was•,départécl ·thenre, ·howfoever

f!a'itllu

having confülted wich his Friends;

cifüd

c0nclude

ana

agree; thar-ühefwer~ nót- then in a condition to fighc the

Sp,_a•

?Jiardr,

rega11d ,,tlia't- havÍJi}g, l<5fli,ábov~_'teñ-tlioufand

Indiam,

by Colds, and

Smow·

pailingfdaeiMountliins,

('a·s

we 'have 'formerly mencioned,) their Force

was-mudi deci;eafeH,

an'rl

rroc ~pabte to opp0fu the'

Spa-niardf

ifl open Field; and

tbac fma:hr

.was

·,nhq Ví&ilattqr

die

Eneq-Iy,, as

well by nighu

ás

by day, being

aiways

b11

·the·Guard, nfuat rhl?r@ was

fücl(!

hopes

to cake a!il adVahtage on rhem

furpl'ifa

whercf{lJl¡e

Ít!'

WlS1

i:hought

mtJft

'convenient to dillemble their Dif–

c~ñtentswid1

ar'<l@lour,

óf ~lee and

Hdelity

·to the

Spaniards,

untill a more

hfopportunity di'cd liia.ppen for executi'oh, of their Deílgn; in order whereunto;

Pdu/1µ

aód

PitJráo Vtliu

beíng th~n together in

Tacam'a ,

(

which is aC0flntrey of

f&-u.,

cliiin&_

frióirf

che, :Defarts of

Chili,

as we have mencioned in the

1.d

Cha.peer of

this

Bo-ok, )·

they

agteed,

rha:c

the High Ptieíl: íhould leave the

Spa--,

m,wds,

and

be:

gcme bue

't~lt

Pa'ullu

íhould' cominue with them for a Spie, to

giv~ Intelltgem'<le' to che

Incd,-

his ~tocher, of all che Deftgns, which were concri-

ve<l: agamíl:.him1

··

Gomdra

reporcs, that both of chem fl_ed away togecher, but

Carate

faith ocher–

v.:1(e,;,

for.

,the '

fiir-ft

Cha'pcer of

his

thírd Book, he rnentions none bue rhe

High Ptl.eíl:, and

the fou,rch Chapc~t of che fame Book, fpeaking of

Paullu,

líe

hath,ihefe

V\7

mls.

-Almagro

made

Pa-ullü Inca,

and befl:óWed on him

the

Imperial Wteath; be–

caufo

tlfat

.i'vÜnco lnca,

being,confcious

bis evil lntentions, was fled with

~' ma,ñy

Souldiers into t~e high: Mouñtains of

Andes.

l'hus far are the Words of

Carate,

whofe Teíl:lmony ( as we have faid)

íhall

always

tol10w,

where Authóurs difagree, becaufe he was reftdent in

Pmt;

and

che ocher was not.

like rttanner

Philip

che lnterpreter, who was with

Al–

magre,

rnade his E(cape; for .that ever ftnce the Death of

Aiahualpa,

he was feaI:"–

fuU.

che

Spaniards,

and defaed-to get as far fr.oni 'them' as he was able; not thac

kept a Correfpondence wirh the

Indians,

for they were always jealous of him,

le.íl:

he Jhould berray thel!n

bue he was deftrous

imitare tl\e other

Indians,

ánd

caíl:

dff

the

Spaniards,

whom- he abhorred' in·

hi$'

very So\il. Bút chis Flighé

vvas fatal

hirn;

for not

being

acquainted' vvich che Countrey, he

fell

into che

hlands of

Alma¡;to,

arrd his Sou~die~s, who calling

mind hc;nv he·once deferted

,1.Jvarado;

nd having

fufpici'órí

than h'e was privy to

the

Efcape of the High

P-xieíl:, and would non revctal

it,

he was fentence& to 0e hanged and q'uartered,

Up0n chis pa.flage,

though nb't aa;or<ling

Eh€

órd@t ef

time ,

Gómara,