The royal commentaries of Peru : in two parts / written originally in spanish by the Inca Garcilasso de la Vega; rendred into english by sir Paul Rycaut.

Boo-K l. Royal Commentaries. .(.ltahualpa fe111t for much Gold' and Siker for pafmeni: ot his Ranfome, which rhougl1 arnalfed.if.l: great quamities, y~c wanted much of ari{ing ro che line whkh wa.s d~wI'I ; fu r~ar it feemed almofl impoffible to comply .with che prornifes wbich Auihr<alp,a had made; w.berefor.e, cl'i,~St1t1niards tJJurmifred, and faicl, That Jfoce the PrilGner _llad mpt ccp~11plied . wi~ tli~- prómifes.be )1ad given wirhin rhe time pref.ixed, they could QQt bue fufp.eél tlíat, thefé ddays were made on de- G~1~ t.o affemble ~r~a.rer nuWi~er-s, of ?f>~di~Js,. w}Jo~niight be able to rnafier and' ki ll.rbetn:_, a.ruf rhe11, free aP.d- i:efcue tn.e1r.~1ilg, 'Tñe J'paniards h>eiog jealous of fan:tf f¡¡cn, pm1~Gl:, appeqred _a9gry an~ d¡feoment~.d·1; . whicl} Ataliualp4 P,enrniving bY.· thei1; counr.enance, _fo . ~e:; 'Yas' verl}¡ .qµicJS. of"appr ~h.ti !Oon, &.rnaoded che ~u:fü. Qf rh¡¡t rrgtl~J~. \\'. ~~1)-~ap~red.· in tllii!r f~ce~: ~qr~ .. .Whe~~he had uncler- f!¡;¡oá• ( r.om Eran_cifio Pw m"l!_ ;, lie ,. am.fwe~q:t~) that_ ífth~,:'.\:V~f~ mfo.n:n~d of the¡ g¡·,e¡w d'ilfance, Gf r):ili! placesd rom w.he, nc;e Be. w~ to ftit<i:ll, Ois Veífels- Qf Golci¡ 'l~d§~Iv.e1:r they w,ould rlor. ~filt§rpin luc.n· ll_qr4 ~_cljoff@1.rs , pf i~alop!l~ c9nc;€rílingJ h1s. t~te¡:¡t,lGns , ; (@r che, & re.ac~ ft p,ai;t: o,~ . liis; ~rtfRJ?'.,le -W<lSr-~, 00. ·~íqqgkfrom, Co~­ , cu.'.' !( achacamttc;, fh!itu,,. amcf-fE~ei:ar[9t~e;J~Yfi ~~6$,. ~l1e.'ñe~ ¡e.ft part. º' which , w.as , ~f!chaéf1~ª~? 1 ar.rd tfiat.,\~a~ .% _lea, e._l,WtY _~}agµes,9~nt~ .that pu9_-was two. liundred Leagues off, and ~it'j chree·Rundred·; and·chat if tb~Y 8.Qubt~cl, of ·th~ ru:u,rh.o.h wJ1at, h;-.affirmed,. .~ex· m~.~tt !,f 1 ~e;r; JRl~a%~ f~nq.!jS'P1úí~1r~ in~~ . t]:íofe . g~r;CS ro. ~& ap<¡{¡ f~v. cm. t~~1i;eafu~~·Wf1}Pifi 0 lt(~ . there, _ ªHS ~%ª~: R1~~_ .. ~: :?f t.ha~ ~g,d©til'.I.;. and 1 Q 1 €1~g _ ~~ljlS!9;JwJJft : if!ft-gp<!Jlp.~~ 1 t-b~e~C p_ngfü _R4Y, .t~~tpfo~ves ~·~~1 the~ ow.~ haJ},ds, .. ~} ili:; -~~&~s~iN·~ tna.t . ttiJQ ·.5Npiqr4[ ·4otU?t~d of cllen· ücunt~ w.1tl;i--th~fu 1 wfi9~ JñFr yv~µlp ,e~J8y, ,toi fgq4~}7~tn~1.µ Cf5r;t~~~~ 'li~~a;. fm;es-; fu~ tq_10 1 ch~~.&' cJj~ ~!iilff:P,e. wa{l ,n, C::~ 1 aj!is~ tip~X:~f2r ~cure,. an9Lqee.oed, not to fear or doubt of il'.~ei.. {¡ffttJI· : °9i1i'Qil , \NDij;lp.,:{ftr,,nl!~f€~'ltfPt.o~º ·áhQ. .l;''l.t;en </..r;J Barco, Native of che Town of 'ióGon; refolved' fo travel as iaf as JC'ózéo. , Wnéri · Atahualpa underfiood that Hernando would leave him , he was much troubled 5 for having beeri the firfr Chrifüan he had feen, he entertained a particular kind-. nefs fór ñis Períon' oelieviñg rnat OlT ali· occafions· amremergencíes· he-woul4 prove his Friend and Proteél:our. Howfoever, he duríl: not fay any thing againíl: ' his going, le(l: it íhould beget a jealoufie, and contradilt che profer he had máde; and which che Spaniattiir"'had ·accepted: Befides¡ thefe twenSpaniards, four others refolved to travel into óthér ProVinces for dife'bvery of the-Treafures which chey ' yielded ; one cherefore defigned for fl!!itu, another for HuayllM, another for Hua- machucu, and a fourth (qr Siciflapampa ;_ all )Vhich, b~fides their prirnary intemion of difrnv.eny, ¡;ec¡ ¡iv.ed : Imíl:ftléti©ns · tu obíerve. 'W hetlhér a,ny tevies were.making for re[cue of their King Atahualpa from his Prifon ; .but be, poor Man, being far from fu[peél:ing the Faich and' Prcimtfes whkh tHe Spalfiardr bacl given hitil, bufied - bis thoughcs on no _other contrivances, rhan the ways to arnafs fuch quanrities of Gold and Silver as he had bargained with che Spaniards for his Ranforne, not dG.?bting. bue up.on . che deli~e¡¡y rhereof~! t~, -~~~~;Ns,S:bain~ - ~Pd, Shack!@S_knocked off. Upan wfüd1 fuppo6uollrtl''l~ fncit . Qrqe,.re~pQ.liIKk .. l?tod~madoo ro· be rnacle ia all nis Kingdomp,. ca téccive. zj\q t,ne'4t tbe .Chri'fri<tns, travelling fi11gly into re- moce pares. witñ_ ÍQY and kind f~eatmt:nt iri atf ¡¡¡l¡¡ces wh.ere they fhould arriv~ : fü virme of wnich Command frrn;n; tf)e~ l r¡cd, and ou't Qf ~n opinion which the lm¡¡ftn-1 encertai~d~ that ·d1e ·spa.niarid.t were · Geds, and Meflengei;s of th@ rnoíl: l-11gb. God; ( aS, tbey, tf:iemfi:lyes,· ;'.~p;ohe<,l .JJ.M p.ubJiQied in qli ~lace~ ) aQcl, were córifirmed in a belief tbei:eof fró.lrl .tbé. a,tlionrt).f J:eter de .Capdia., who kiUed the wild' Beafis ~a~ wé ha.ve . ~)' -iR ;rk&.ipi~i, the.y teceive.cl tli~IE itJ. their .Towns ªºª. Villages wI.fü .all the~h'ohÓ¡'lr~ · jpy, 1 á,nd kioc;I treatrnent caa:t they were ,able to expuefs. They· pre~pxe.d rhem wito Gifts,, atíd fu~h curiofi~ies· a~ tñeir Coumi:ey yitlded, aod offoreaSaq:iñces ~R t!}em ;, for out of tilleir abunclant firpplicicy and Úiperfü&ion tb.ey efiee·med o[ the '$J>aniflr~~.,. á's God's : And tbough- chey were nQt ignorant of eñe ~~ citíla.ia#iter ·the.y h-:ia cp.~tp.i~_ :cecj'. q¡;ion tl'lel~rjians in Caffeim~rca, and on chofe wb¡ch endeavqure.d to. mal!~ d1e1r. efcape, yet (hll they m<uotamed an opiniom, tbat they wfile Gods, out cruel and terrible, aod fuch as were to be appeafed with Sacriñces ~;. and chougp tnefe angry Deities were never to be perfüaded into that gemle Moód of do,ing g.ood to thern • yet perhap.s they might lile ~toned', and reílráihed fi:om doi,ng them farther rnifchiefs.