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.

R.oyal Commentaries. BooK V. íbould be quartered, and his Limbs hanged up in the common high-waY.s !eading to Cozco , is a moft falfe relatiQn : for never was any fuch thing either ·imagined or comrived : for if ever any fuch thing had been intended , it would cercainly have been diféourfed of in the times of peace and fetclement, as many other chings were, which were at firft great Secrets, and afcerwards rnade known and divulged to all the World: Nor indeed can it be believed that fucha thing could be, for - all chofe of the Council ( excepting the Prefident himfelf) had inany and great obligations ro GonpJJo Pifarro, having received fignal honours and benefirs from his hands : and therefore ic was not likely they would país an infamous fentence againfi him , though it was neceffary for the fervice of his Majeíly and the peace aod quietnefs of the Empire, that they íhould give their aífent unto his death. The End o[ the Fifth Eco~ ( ! , . l . ~ 1 ·. Royal