JUAN DE TORQUEMADA. (Important on organization and government, also myths.) ANTONIO DE HERRERA. (Very full and important.) ANTONIO DE REMESAL. (Not as full on antiquities as might be expected.) AUGUSTIN DE VETANCOURT. (Very slight mention.) ENRICO MARTINEZ. (Casual mention.) GIL GONZALEZ DÁVILA. JUAN DIEZ DE LA CALLE. FERNANDO DE ALBA IXTLILXOCHITL. "Relaciones históricas."--Of these, the thirteenth, "De la Venida de los Españoles," is of particular interest for Guatemala,--since it relates in detail Cortés' trip to Honduras. The "Relaciones" are printed in full in Vol. IX. of Lord Kingsborough's Collection,--the 13th however, was published under the title of "Horribles Crueldades de los Conquistadores de México," as appendix to Sahagun's "Hist-general," Vol. III., in 1829. From this, M. Ternaux made a French translation, published by him in 1838, as "Cruautés horribles des Conquérants du Méxique,"--in the first series of his "Voyages et Mémoires originaux, &c." "Historia de los Chichimecos, o' reyes antiguos de Tezcuco."--Casual mention of Guatemala.--Published in Kingsborough, Vol. IX., and translated by Ternaux and printed in French as "Histoire des Chichiméques ou des anciens rois de Tezcuco," in 1840.--(2d Series.)--Besides these, there are found references to Guatemala in the "Sumaria Relacion, de los Toltecas." (Kingsb. IX.)--Ixtlilxochitl, though full of details, is always a very suspicious source.--He is the representative of _one tribe exclusively_. FRANCISCO ANTONIO FUENTES Y GUZMAN. "Recordacion florida; Discurso histórico, natural, material, militar, y político del reyno de Guatemala." MS. of 1690. Original in the municipal archives of the city of Guatemala. Copy at the "Museo Nacional."--Fuentes is like Ixtlilxochitl--both have the same tendency to extol their native tribes--still both must be carefully studied and critically examined.--A publication of Fuentes, well and judiciously annotated, would be highly useful. FERNANDO ESPINO. "Historia de la reduccion y conversion de la Provincia de Taguzgalpa, con la Vida de los tres Mártires."--Printed at Guatemala, 1674.--Whether and where it still exists I do not know. LIONEL WAFER. "A new Voyage and description of the Isthmus of America."--London, 1699. FRAY THOMAS GAGE. "New survey of the West Indies." (A work which is looked upon with great suspicion, because the author, although he evidently went to Guatemala from Mexico, misrepresents a great many facts. Still he cannot be overlooked.)--This book appeared first prior to 1676.--Robertson quotes an English edition of 1677, and that of 1699 is the fourth edition. There are French editions of 1676, 1694-5, 1699 1720, 1721. Dutch of 1682, 1700. German of 1693. Spanish, 1838.--Yet this list is evidently still incomplete, as further material is out of my reach.