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Pedro de Cieza de Leon
/i> Cote, MartÍn.
  • Maule, 167, 238, 261;
  • river, 264.
  • Maytama. See Indian Chiefs.
  • Mazuelos, Rodrigo de, 112-13, 115.
  • Mejia, HernÁn, an alderman of Sevilla, 82, 85.
  • MÉndez, Diego, 102, 181-2, 209, 222, 227-8, 275, 281-2, 296;
  • his flight and capture, 292-3;
  • his escape, treachery, and assassination 303 n..
  • Mendieta, Lope de, 153, 282.
  • Mendoza, Alonso de, 23, 154, 283.
  • —— Alvaro de, 22, 49, 79.
  • —— Don Antonio de, Viceroy of New Spain, xlv, 361.
  • Mendoza, Francisco de, 321, 323-4, 333-7, 363-8.
  • —— Gabriel de, 153.
  • —— Lope de, 154.
  • —— Pedro de, 304, 316.
  • "Men of Chile." See Almagro faction.
  • Mercadillo, Alonso, xxvii, 68.
  • Mercado, Diego NÚÑez. See NÚÑez.
  • —— the factor, 257-9, 262, 266, 268.
  • Mercy, Our Lady of, monasteries and churches of, at Cuzco, 127;
  • at Lima, 113, 144;
  • at Truxillo, 122.
  • Merlo, SebastiÁn de, secretary, 82, 86-7, 90, 138, 189, 197-8, 277;
  • wounded, 281.
  • Mocaquaxa (Macagax), 328 and n..
  • Mompox, 11.
  • Montemayor, Alonso de, 5, 53, 83, 77, 80-1, 85-91, 157, 159, 287, 309-10, 361;
  • Audiencia of, see Audiencia.
  • Parcos, 165, 255.
  • Partida, law of, 266.
  • Pasto, 6, 55, 158.
  • Paucura, province, 19, 27-8.
  • Paz, La, 150 and see Chuqui_apu.
  • PeÑa, Alonso de, 89 n., 139 n..
  • —— CristÓbal de, 89, 139.
  • Peralta, Don Diego de, of La Paz, 161;
  • banished, 150.
  • Perdomo, Luis, alcalde of Plata, 152-3.
  • Perero, Sancho, of CÁceres, 132-4, 152-3.
  • Pereyra, Gonzalo, 168;
  • ensign-general, 208.
  • PÉrez, Francisco, executed, 286.
  • —— Juan, 105, 210, 290;
  • executed, 286.
  • —— Becerra, Diego, 103, 218;
  • a turncoat, 261 (printed LÓpez in error for PÉrez), 318.
  • —— de Esquivel, Alonso, 105.
  • —— de Guevara, Juan, 122, 144, 237, 288.
  • Pero Alvarez. See Alvarez HolguÍn, Pedro.
  • Peroanzures. See Anzures de Camporredondo, Pedro.
  • Pescado, village and river, 8.
  • Picado, Antonio, secretary to Pizarro, 3, 55, 84, 91, 98, 105, 111-12, 115;
  • is captured, 116, 124, 126;
  • is put to the torture, married, and beheaded, 142-4.
  • Picara. See Indian Chiefs.
  • —— province, 19-22, 24, 27.
  • Picoy, village, 255.
  • Pimentel, Antonio, 17, 22-3 l">58, 64-5, 75, 125, 138, 140, 156, 158-62, 164, 179, 182-4, 186, 190-2, 205, 268, 290-1, 307, 309, 311, 314.
  • —— War of (book), xxv-vi.
    • z    , Ana, marries Picado the night before he is beheaded, 143.
  • —— Sergeant-major, 168, 245, 276, 278.
  • —— de Caravajal, Benito, licentiate, 53, 113, 234, 236, 280.
  • —— —— IllÁn, the factor, brother of Benito, 53, 113, 168-9, 234-5, 330.
  • Suer de Nava, Melchor, 5, 13, 18, 22-3, 28, 46-8.
  • Suicide, of an Indian captive girl, 16;
  • of an Indian captive Chief, 32;
  • of a number of Indians 39.
  • Surbano, JerÓnimo (Don Diego's envoy to Spain), 250.

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