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.

Royal Commentarieti. .'. 11o;v .• 1 {.(. h ·¡•¡ J~·l,., ¡ ,t t · a A.. P. *'xlx.·· .& 1 . ¡, ·, . r • ,,~ \\ \, ", 1 - el 1 ( t > . r' " ; 1 " _ !'; 1 l ; (," r1 The Flight of Villac Umu. r PhiÍip, the [1,lterpreter pu'" ~?- ~) ·· f?tffiéq; ~~''the 1- P~inGe J • Mál!lrnTl ilí1ca'. lea;e~ bis Enzp;te; r · r .. ,::J. •' UÜJ>:\!l.1 'f.l •.f) • ' p, ·1·1¡Jj;; . . . •:' .-:-;' ~~-'ci: r~lftatrt~ (l'n .t:!i~z~r_Jn J.qreig/} karts. ·:~ ·, '. / r¡: : , H l -·· ) j;;· ) f . ' ( ' • , . l l ..", t"' ) Í,,AHf. 1 - ·r1 r1• l t - -- ·.' ~ '1 ·p1 f, 1 • rl " i:ir172Ei have~ fori:he foregoing Cfu'apters dec1a:rl!~, hqW' that Ptince Manco l#c.4 : V.V - ·"'·: {ent' I~fomi:n-gers .i'mo 1 'Ch/lt.,~.tó ádvife His Brotnér' Paultu, and the' High Pr:ieft, 1 f'iflac- V~Hi 1 of' bis Defigrí, 1 m Kili and .deftroy all'the Spaniard1 thiwweré ili· ftru 0 ;- as bei!lrg ·th€ om~ly_ means thereby to rmiver bis Empiré, defüing t-Oe1n-.t-0-. ca'ke ch& ' farrte 'courfo wiebA!magro, and bis Peeiple;,. Vl'.ho weve in thofé pai¡~; . • . 1 1 G , • •. • 1 . )foW We'rrtuíli lm©w,. that:'~Ms Ihtimati0n w'as brnught to Chi!i, l:iefort; Alma.. g.~"' was«départécl thenCe, ·howfoever J!aúllu having Gonfülted wirh bis Friends; C!füd i:;0nclude anG! agre€; that- tihey~wer~ not- dien in a condition to- tight the Sp.a• ??iard.r,. in' rega11d .;tilia't. having l~fl! , abov~ .·ceñ· t.J:ioufand Indians, by Colds, and Sm0w; in, paffinglthe)Mountaii95, ('as we 'have 'fortnerly memioned,) their Force \vas~mudi)deci;eafe'd, an-P nm.Ga-pable to oppefu the' Spaniardf il'I open Field; and tbat. fuchr.was ·1nhc:i ~í&ilanqr of die Enen;iy-, ' a-s well by night: ás by day, being atwayS·ba ·the·Guard, nhac. rh"<?re was füde l'i0pe.s to rake alil advantage on them É>y: furprifa;i wheref~e in ' wa-Sli:bought mtlf't cemvebient to dillemble their Dif· CSJñtencswid1 ¡¡r cr@l0ur.@f ~ice an'd Ffcleliry ·to ~he Spaniards, unriU a more ·fiE;opportunity di'<!l lfra.ppen for executi'oh, df their Del1gn·; ia order whereunto; Pdullµ and f'¡/fáb Vffiu beíng then togeEher in Tacam'a, ( which is a Üi>úntrey of f.ettt., eiífin&. fuóiñ the D>éfarts of Chili, as we ha ve mentioned in the i :z.d Cbaprer of this Bo'@k.. ) they agteed, that the High Ptieíl: íhould leave the Spa- . m1Vrd1, and be: gGne but i:hat Pa'u/lu íhould' cominue with them f or a Spie, to g~v~ Intell!gem'<le' to the Incd,· liis Btother, df all che Deftgns, wlri.ch were contri- ved: agai.M.him1 .. · 1 . · Gomdra reports, that both of them fl.ed away together, but Carate faith ocher- w1fe.;• for. in the ' fi1.1!\ Cha'Pter . of his thírd Bodk , he mentions none but the lrÍigh Pr.l.eíl:, ancl ·in the fou,rth Chapter of che fame Book, fpeaking of Paullu, lle hafh tihefe W mls. ié -Almagro made Pau!la Inca, and befl:ówed on him die ·imperial Wfeath; be- ,t caufo dfat Mlfnco lnca, being,confciomi c:if bis evil Incentions, was fled with ~' marñy Souldiers int0 th.e high: Mountains of Andes. l'nus far ar~ the Words of Carate, \t,'hofe Teíl:lmony (as we have faid) we íhaU always foll0w, where Authóurs difagrée, becaufe he was reftdent in Pmt; 0 -1 and the other was not. In like rnanner Philip the lnterpreter, W'ho was with Al- "!ªgre, made his Efcape; for that ever fince the Death of APahualpa, he was feaI:"· fuU. af the Spaniards, and deíiired·to get as far fooni chem as he was able; not that he k ept a Correfpondence with the Indians, for they were always jealóus of him, le.fl he Jhou:ld berray thel!n 5 but he was deftrous t0 imitare the other Indians, , and caíl: dff the Spaniards, whorñ- he abhorred in hi~· very S0\il. .Bút this Flighé vy;is fatal to hirn; ÍOF not b'e~ng acql'lainted vvith rhe Count~ey, he fell into the f.Iands of Aimaf}to, arrd his Sóu[di{!rs, who calling t0 mind h9w he- 0nce defened 4lrvarado; <!nd having a füfpi.dórí than h'e was privy tó the Efcape of the High ~J;ieíl:, and would not reve·al it, he was fe"ntencedl to tse hangéd and q'uartered; Up©ñ this pa.ffage' though flb'~ <rffor.ding to EB€ ordet 0f ürrie' Góml.ra, in . ~ 557