I the King

Countersigned by Eraso, and signed by Luis Quixada, Vazquez, Don Gomez

Çapata, Muñoz, Molina, Salas, Aguilera, Villafañe, and Votello.

[The above document is followed by one entitled, “Title of governor

and captain-general of the island of Cubu to Miguel Lopez de

Legazpi.” It is almost word for word the same as the document

presented in our VOL. III, pp. 62–66 (the few verbal differences not

at all changing the sense in any way), but it bears a date eight days

prior to that of the above-mentioned document. The ending of this

document is as follows: “Neither you nor they shall act contrary to

this under any consideration, under penalty of loss of our favor and of

a fine of one thousand gold castellanos to be paid to our exchequer and

treasury. Given at Madrid, August six, one thousand five hundred and

sixty-nine.

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