De Novo orbe, or, the historie of the West Indies : contayning the actes and adventures of the Spanyardes, which have conquered and peopled those countries, inriched with varietie of pleasant relation of the manners, ceremonies, lawes, gouernments, and warres of the Indians (1612)
Anghiera, Pietro Martire d', 1457-1526, Eden, Richard, ca. 1521-1576, Lok, Michael, fl. 1615 · London : Printed for Thomas Adams · leaf 362
fuch as were honourable andofeftecmewiththem, towitte, helmettes, and plumes of feathers, ( orna-mcntes for the warres) curioufly wrought with woonderfullart They brought alfo necellaric prouiiion of vidualJ, as ofcome, and plentie of crammed foule, after their manner. Forwee haue fayde before, and… … Auinge heard what the Embailfadours would deliuer, he greatlyaccufeth their Lordcs and mafters,yet ofFereth them pardon for thefbrmer dammage they had done &to admitt them into his amity andfriendlhip/o that hereafter they carry thcmfelues faithfully in the obe-dience ofthe King of Spaine.…
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