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BooK

II.

Royal Commentaries.

." accuíl:omed thereunto, and encouraged by Admonitions and Direél:ions from

" Facher

Andrew Lopez.,

who was a Jeíuic, and his Confeífour, he cominued bis

'.' Devotions of Prayer not emely for bis friend, but for all thofe·wpo were thére

' " ·buried, wíthout any comcernmenc or .diíl:raétion of mind ; exhorting likewife

" ochers

join with him both in their Prayers and Alrns. And afterwards, by.

" che advice and example of chis Perfon, the

Mefti;;::,os,

-who were the Sons

: '

Spaniards,

begotcen on the Bodies of

lndian

Wornen, <lid in che ye~r

" cranfpotc the Bones of Gheir Fachers from thac place to the Cicy of

Couo,

where

" they buried them in án Ho[pical, and caufed many Maífes, Alms, and other

" pious Works to be celebraced and performed for chem ; to whích alt·the Cicy ·

" concurring with a general Alacrity; froi:n chat time fotward the ,Vifion ceaféét

" to

appear. ' ThuS' far. are che Wotds

B!tu

Palera.

•

·And now to compl~te che füm of ali thefe Cruelties áfcer chis unhappy Batee!;

diere remains norhing more to 6€! related than onely the Tragedy of

Don Diego de:

Almagro

bimfelf; fhe confequence of whích was the total deft:ruétion of bodi che

Governours

with their ·confidents and Abetrours,, ih which calamit'y tl'le com–

mon Welfare of

Peru

was involved.

In'which Relation 00th the' I-liíl:prians una-:

nimouíly agree, thac is co-fay,

Carate

in the 1.+-tq Chapt~r of his third Book, an4

C:omara

in Chapter

14:z.,

have thefe'Words~which áré!,.excralted·

vcrb1;1tim

füch

manner as .we have récited them in the·J:ollowing Chápter.-

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·His.Viétpry being_G>bta:ined,

ancl

.Almagro

tak.en;

,one-

ficle ;was,

enriched;

and che other impoverifhed

which is the natural confequenee of a Ci–

'.' .vil War; ;_\~:aged between ·Citizens 'and~Relations

Bloud

and

Corifanguinity.

''.

'Fernando

.Pj:·arro)rñm~,\liat(;ly took pófI:effion of Co~o,'thpugh FiPlliWi-!;hout inuch

''. ·difc;:ontenG.artd murmHrings ,of the peeple,,, for thoegl,¡; he !fba1e~~b~ fpoils

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" rnong_íl: &hern, yet there n0t being füfficiemc to.,faai5fie 1:h~ ~.xpeétati0ns.of eve–

" ry perfQf\,, Mutihies were feared , · to preveht wbich,, the Sóuldier~· were em–

" ployed

q¡fn~w

C@nqueíl:s, ;ahd

make-things mor

e ,fufe,

the·fri~ncls

.0f

Alma–

gro

were ¡jpynec!

,tbéioihers without, di(l:infüon :•

iA.nd

no iake away farther

" caq[e, or,,9~catióó

0Íirhl<~ti0n_

ami Ml!ltiny,

Don ~iygg,de Afmagro,1Juhi~r,

was

fent a ·p,ofoner tQ th~ Gity ,of

los Reyes

;·

.as to

,1/mag1¡1uh11:n{d'f;

ll?r.o~fs-MTas

.:~n;iadé aga,0Jr.him~ ' an~ta ,nep<'>rt_was.p"t115llfhed? ~habne.,,.it~petl}.e1\ wicli pi~:Soli;

. wa_s

b~ fem Pnfonenp -/r¡,

Reyes,

aQd thenc€ mt0;

8p4irJw

,B',!t·wher(1as 1t·was

commqljl\y,,

ll~1leed, that

Mefa

and o

thers intendctd,

t<i>:

tefp:ie..

hi~

"~hf

:thé:wa-y;

_" wtíG!,

was ..a:mére precen~.,.:fu

dd.ak

.thc.íeverit~ oftbeircproceedings;

lk~y

fen-,

'' ,t

~n€ed

hitm,

c~Ji>.e.a,ch. , ;Jil1e·1critnes 1ai4

his charge~

-wetle,i,

thaéihéi mad ermed

oz.co

by·,

,fotce

JOf

Atms ; ;

Ü1at

me: baa1.caufed t

he' ·cllúfibn

· óf,

rnl:tch½Spanijh

.\ ~\0ud · t~ac he had, en.:.tred,

iiiw

'a fecret 'Ireaty

withr.Mw,l go' fngit1

againíl: che

r:.

Spaniard'{,

füa:li

h~;bad giyen ,artci -prefcr~bediLimi~ fori:;G@vctlf.run.en~

abtl

.:J

úrif–

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diétion withóut licence Írórn che Ernperour; that

.h.i,

d l:kokftm

;Hlhis 'Arci-.

" éles and Oachs; thac .contrary to the·Peace of their Sovereign-Loréfthe King he

';--·ha<l 'foughf ·two_Battels, ;one

át

Abá'ncay,

and the othef: ac~ia!in.u~ be1icks111ívers

Almagro

grievoufi.y

'' refented the feverity of this fentence , and made fuch {ad lamentations there–

" upon, as were fufficient

draw Tears from th€ moíl: obdurace heart: And

~' though