ifa-Chiqui.
M624 This towne was but two daies iourney from the hauen of Santa Helena.
In the yeere 1525. It is 32 degrees 1/2.
M625 Chalaque seuen daies iournie from Cutifa-Chiqui.
M626 The desert of Ocute, chap. 14.
M627 Certaine townes.
M628 Mines of copper and gold in Chisca toward the North.
M629 Chisca is directly North from Cutifa-Chiqui which is within two
daies of Santa Helena.
M630 Two Christians sent from Chiaha to seeke Chisca.
M631 A wise strategem.
M632 Vllibahali walled about.
M633 Mauilla walled.
M634 Al the clothes and perles of the Christians were lost.
M635 A consultation of the Indians to send away their Cacique.
M636 The death of 2500. Indians.
M637 The Port of Ochuse sixe daies iournie from Mauilla.
M638 An Indian stratagem.
M639 March, 1541.
M640 Chicaca set on fire by the Indians.
M641 An olde prophecie.
M642 Another towne, Rio Grande, or Rio de Espiritu Santo.
M643 Aquixo, a great Lord on the West side of Rio grande.
M644 They passe ouer Rio Grande.
M645 The chiefe towne of the Cacique of Casqui.

127 "Pez muy comun en los mares setentrionales de Espana, de un pie de
largo, comprimido, de color por el lomo azul claro, y por el vientre
bianco." (_Diccionario de la Academia_.)--Probably the Sparus of
Pliny.

M646 The Cacique of Pacaha cometh to the Gouernour.
M647 Great store of Oxen toward the North of Pacaha. This is like
Quiuira.

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