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.

' ' BooK 11. Royal Commentaries. ." accuíl:omed thereunto, and encouraged by Admonitions and DireéÜons from " Father Andrew Lopez., who was a Jeíuit, and his Confeífour, he continued hiS '.' Devotions of Prayer not cnely for bis friend, but for all thofe·who were there " ·buried, wíthout any concernment or .diíl:raétion of mind ; exhorting likewife ce mhers to join with him both in their Prayers and Alrns. And afterwards, by ." the advice and example of this Perfon, the Mefli;:;,os, ·who were the ,Sons qf .'.' Spaniards, begotten on tlie Bodies of lndian Wmrien, did in the yeár 1 58 1, " .tranfpott the Bones of Gheir Fathers from that place to the Cicy of Coúo, where " they bur.ied them in an Ho[pical, and caufed many Maífes, Alms, and other " pious Works to be celebrated and performed for chem ; to which alt ·the Cicy, · ce concurriog with a general Alacricy; froJJn that time fotward the1Vifion ceafeH " to appear. ' ThuS' far. are the Wotds of B!tu Palera. . 1 • i f ·And now to compl~te ·the füm of ali thefe Cruelties áfter this unhappy Batee!; there remains norhing more t0 be relatecl than onely che Tragedy of Don Diego dr: Almagro bimfelf; the confequence of whícb was the total detl:ruétion of botfi the Governours, with their 'Confidents and Abetcours, ih which calamit'y tl'ie com- rnon Welfare of Peru was involved. In wh ich R elation ebth the' I-lillprians una-: nimouíly agree, that is to-fay, Carate in the q.th Cbapt~r of his third Book, and Gomara in Chapter t ..j.:z.? have th~fe W ore.is~ w_h kh ár~, ~xtraéted· vcrbhtim ín fudí manner as we have recited them ih the -.J' ollowmg Chapter. , , · ,¡ . L • .. 'L ,, .. ; ¡ l: l. 1, ¡. 'i"' , . ¡ .. J' • • 1 1 . • r i ' , t • , ., •1"' e.a A ·.. p~ _;.·: . x.xx I'x.· .{l· ''.~~ , .' 1.'. , • " ._1 ·;' . . · · · l r .. J J 1. r·t', ·; :. · !.! ) ! 1 IF 1 F ) f\ r O ~ .Of Í~fi 1 TragJcál J?eath .'oj'l;)~q .pi~g 1 ~, J~~-. 1 ~~r,o~ .; : ' . . . "\ ¡ [ ¡, ] .' . ( 1 }, ' . 1 , i ; , , i · í · ;, ... YÍ ''.'. ,.,1>i11; I,• 1 .. ~ ~ ... ;.. J ! ' ! • . ¡] t •.), • . \;: \ ,\ . ... . , \ ~1 ' ' " THis.Vjétory being_<t>bta:ined, anti .Almagro tak.en¡ .one' ficle ;was. enriched; H and the other impoverifhed ; which is the natural confequence of a Ci- " . vil War; ;.\~'.aged between -Citizens 'and$elaüons in ·Bloud and CGrifanguinity. '~ 'Fernando .Pj~·arro)rflm\1<iliát<':lY took póí(e!Ii.on,of Co«g,'thpugh FiPlíiWWho ut ínu ch ce ·difcontent· ¡¡tid rnurm~wings ·of the pe0wle ,,'for thoegJii; he ! Üla;eci-1 1th~ fpoi.ts a- ct rnongíl: the¡n, yet there n@t being füffiCiem.t to,,fafii~fie t:hJi; ~xpeétati©ns. of ev e- cc ry perf9n.,, Mutihies were feared , · to preveht which ,. the Souldiers.' were em- " ployed qn))~W C©nqüeíl:s, ;ahd :td rnake·r:hings Jn0re kfo, thefüencls .0f' Alma- " gro ~ere ¡j~ynec! to .tbé1oibers withoutrdiíl:ililfüon :•>A.nd C<il take a\Ívay farther " caqfe, OfuQc<::at.lón 0fi1Ea&ion amd M1r1.(iny, lJQn ~itgivle Almagro,1 Jubi~r, was , et fent a 'Püfbn &r t b th€ Gity ,óf los Reyes;: .as W !4/mag~c bi.In{d'fi, :Pr.orefs·iwas .:~ n;iadé aga!AJr , h.im~ · an~~ iuep())rt. W'as._ptllb'Ufhed? ~haLlile.,_Jt~?etl}.ei; ~wicli ]Ji~ · Son; was to b~ fe m Pn foner·tQ-lr¡.; Reyes, aqd-tbenc€ mt0; 8p 4irJw B\lt - wher~as it·was ct'~commqljl !y. . c~ked, that Mefa ahd o chers· intencl<:d, t0: refp:ie.Ju1 11· 1lhf :nhé: way; ." wgiGj1 was Jl. 'rmé.r.e preienke.)tb dó.ak .thftJeverit}l ot me ir c.proceédings; · ~11.~y fen-. " 1t~n c,:eq hitn: t~Ji)e,ath. r ífl1e•\critnes f aiq t~ bis charge~ 'WGrle; ;.thatihéi filad éntred ( Co:{.CO by-, ,force JO[ Atms ~ ; ~ha't me: l1ad· cau[ed thé clfu.úbrl" ófr rnúcbSSp11nijfi ")~leud 3 1 that he had, en:Cre.d Íf.lto 'a fecret Treaty withs.MwAgo' Tng~J againíl: the t~ . Spaniardt ;: fua:D l;i~ ; had given . a[iei -prefer~béd; Limi~ forr.;G~w<:J!clnenf.) abtl J úrif- "' difüon withóut licence Íróm the Emperour ; that .hii!;had l:irak~ra ;a!llhis 'Arri-. " éles and Oarhs ; chat .concrary to che Peace of their Sovereigo Lorcfrhe King he " .-·ha<l 'fougbftwci.Battels, ;on'e át Abá'ncay, arid the ocher at¿Sl'llinal~ beTt@rl:livers " orh©r Mifdemeanours committed by him ofleífer moment. Almagro grievouíly " refented the feverity of this fentence, and made fuch fad lamentations there- C( upon, as were füfficient to draw Tears from th€ rnoíl: obdurate heart: And · ~' though