Here _Fogeda_ set upon a poor Village near the Sea-side, where without mercy he put them all to the Sword, except a few Youths which were onely saved, that they might inform _Fogeda_, what was become of the slain and taken _Spaniards_; Who told him, that according to their Custom, they had Roasted the dead, and also their living Prisoners, and feasted on their Flesh. Here having burnt the Houses, and sifting the Ashes, _Nicuesa_ found some Gold. But now they began to be distress’d for Provisions; for prevention of which, _Nicuesa_ had given order to _Ancisus_, Marshal in _Hispaniola_, that he should follow with a Ship of Victual, for the Army to _Codega_. But he being kept back by inconveniencies, most of the _Spaniards_ were famish’d, so that the three hundred Men which _Codega_ brought from _Hispaniola_, were reduced to sixty. And he was already under-Sail to _Hispaniola_, when _Ancisus_ Anchor’d in the Haven of _Codegoos_, and sent some Men ashore to mend his Boat, and fetch fresh Water, which whilst they were doing, the Natives came flocking about them: Three days they fac’d one another, using no Hostility, when at last a _Spaniard_ that understood the _Codegan_ Tongue, adventuring to fetch Water, he was immediately encompassed; when speaking to them, and informing them in their own Language, That he was none of _Fogedas_ or _Nicuesas_ People, which not long since had committed so great slaughter, they left him, and the rather, because he told them, that _Ancisus_ would take revenge on them, if they did any wrong to him. Thus quieted, they brought all sorts of Provisions Aboard. Mean while, _Ancisus_ Sail’d to the Main Continent _Uraba_, where in the Mouth of a Haven he ran his Vessel aground, which was bilg’d; the Sea-men taking some Arms along with them, sav’d their lives by swimming ashore; where, their first sustenance they found was store of Peaches and Cherries, which was a great refreshment in those hot Countreys, but yet had undoubtedly been starv’d, but that in searching the Wood for Fruits, they found Wild-Swine, which preserv’d their lives; yet they were not free from apparent danger, having to deal with a Salvage People, into whose hands they were so unfortunately cast by Shipwrack; however _Ancisus_ set a good face on the business, marching with a hundred Men up into the Countrey, where some of the _Urabanners_ from an ambuscade unawares, with their Arrows wounded several of his Men, hereupon they retreated to the Shore of the River _Daria_, whither also they had brought the small Boats, sav’d from the Wreck; where whilst they were in consultation how to return to _Hispaniola_, the Inhabitants having muster’d themselves, and making a Body of five hundred Men, set upon them, who after a sharp Conflict, made them retreat, and at last to flie, whom _Ancisus_ pursuing, found in a Thicket of Canes or Reeds a great Treasure of Gold. Mean while, _Nicuesa_ Sail’d to the plentiful Golden Countrey _Veragua_ with three