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.

8.86 - Royal Commentaties. their.gim<t: and in this rnanner they went te the Hill catie~ triiñneNca, ~¡fü¿~ is the 'road to Los RéJei, and ~s a gti~at way thithe~ 1 • r~r~~g~ ~f;~ers ~~d l(úblic~ Pl~­ cres from rhe h?ufefof Rodrigo de Pineda: an~ at. laq _~}-¡e~ ~a.me1tp~elie rbur-guar~~'. of all ; where bemg-asked for the Governour s Iwenceioii pitfs!p11JH 1 ¡ he ~hat-;'cátrred rhe Hawk, feemfog te:> be troubled for chis on1iffi0n~ 1 faiCl 'ro, b'ls'1:Bfbthe~,' P~ay 1 Il~z for me.here untiH r goe and fetch a Licence; . or 1 ~f y0u-pleafé ~d)~0 f?frlY ©l7féf~, . I fhall quickly overtake you; burr he took httle· ca.rdor hi~) ·pa_l%lport ~ ·Once 11,Is Brorher wirh his Ncger was ·paffed the Guar8s 1 ; lwhich being"ijerte;;1Key tjüickned their p'ace' untitl they had got tbémfelves €leá;r o~n of 'the; ~úí'.i!fditr Qn oP-~?Jó ) - whicb reaches fourty leagaes in lengrh; And: ~ingl cof.ne >füt fár, He Bo 'gHt a fmaH 'b-Iag· far A?,uire, and gave hirn· fome mo~eyl ifl lilis :pmlk J .arid faio r§ -flím; Brother, . fince 1 have accompanied you fo far, 'ahEl'- broqgtit!-iYb: inr-o ·a C~hrWrey where•you are free .a.nd out of eJa.qger, yo~ ma~ 7 goe ,fJOW '~ ~ete, .YPÜd \~g r~~ 5 for my part, I can do rfo more for Jou ; íh1fr for-~our fe!~baf~ w1~h tfilat ·Be re- curned ro Cou-o;, and Ag_uire tr'itvelled to f!ua.m~~ca,, 1 whe!e -~,~hrfman 1 ofJ\\s~'lived, who wa~ a Nobl~ pérfon. anden~, of the ndre!t ~nMbuanr;; , f-l l t~'!t 0t~Vy 1 1 and was rece1ved by lmti 'as kmdly a-s rf he had beéa 1 h1s own Solí J,.'..aha \yaS'b¡feffed and creared by him for many dáys, 1 and.afterwar<ls was fa la pa~ \ vit h al'P 1 \Hi8gs i:ieceffary .and convenient for him. ' W e íhaU 1 co~cbl die 1 fü1me · oF 1 %is ·his Kinfinan, becaufe it is HOt jufüfiab!€i. to re~eive ~~d . .i¡>rnte~ ª.... ~_'ep'o~ 1 cbr,~elnned, onv.ho íl:ands ouclawed by the Royal J ufüce. "Y.h1s efcape e fAJJgu¡re ,was -One of rhe füangeíl things · chat happened ,in' rh0fe days flconíidering·<í!ie diligedt fearch which,was made for him by Ehe Judge, and•tcfie follies 1 óf ¡Jgu(rc afee 1he· had comm.irred rhe Murrher , thougll diey happened -well, a1i11fl~y1 l:'üs g'Óofrfolrrune were the caufe of his prefervation i fol'- if 1 he had cak'en lréfuge'Irt á G6M.e¡W;,bf which rhere were but chree in Town; n;imely~ Hiaf of ohf l.;á1dy',. 1 0f che~S~fapfü­ ca] Sr. F_rancis, and o.f the Di-vifle.'S~:!Vominié~,- h€· hád ceftái~l~ 19eeqr ~ffé_~veifed and dehvered to Jufüce: but -havmg chus efcaped,, :v~e Gover,n'6t'!r was ndti:a lirtle angry and aíhamed to fee 'his Juíl:ice eluded, and the•OffeAd€i;:..¡;ilaced}eae'of 'reach of che Law. Howfoever he w¡¡s praif~d by rhe'b~ld and 1 ~atifi'g· Souldier , W.ho faid tbat, i[ rhere w<;re many Aguires ,in che Wbrld who dí.Uifl HoldJy aé:lve?fd& ro - vi~clicate their diíl:onours by fufh a revenge, the Officers of ~ ~bfüce \V, ül~M' odr be fo mfolent and arbmary as ~hey · now íhew themfelves. . r• rr 5¡J' , • , 31~ 1 •• ¡)c;JJ¡;~) Ji 'l jf, , f t é"i't , ..... 1 · , CH4P. XIX. ' ' ,, J :; ,-:;¡ Many Gentlemen of the Countrey goe to ~ifs the Hand ,o{(he Vic e-kj.ng. A particular Story of an impertinen~ ip_~~fb~z. A Muti1!-Y in Los Reyes , and how it pas punifbed~ The death of the Vice-k..ing , and what Troubles~"h'ap- · pened after it. · W E have already touched fomething of rhe Enrry of the good ViÚ-king Don Antonio de M endoia into the City of Los Reyes, where he lived buc1.for· a füort time , and ihat too wirh much anguifh and infirmity of body , ·whích- fa la-tber to dye than to live; fo that his Government affords us little fubjeél: fof Di- fcourfe. When he carne firíl: .into the Ciry, many Planrers ofrhe Coumrey about carne from ali pares of the Empire , from f2.3itu as far as che Chdwu , to kifs hi; hands and welcome him at his firíl: arrival. .Amongíl: which there was one more kind than the reíl:; and full of love and affeél:ionate expreffions; and at rhe con- cluGon of ali, Sir, faid he, God cake from your days, and add rhem· unto mine. T~o(e, fa~d rhe Vice-king, will b~ but few, and il1 ones. The poor .man; recalhng h1mfelf hereupon, No, Sir, 1 mean, char God would be pleafed to take from my d~ys, and a~d th_em unto ~our Excellencies. 1 undt!ríl:and ~out Complemem, rephced the V1ce-kmg; Don t trouble your ..felf for the miíl:ake. Howfoever