[16] The Augustinian chronicler, Grijalva, is one of the earliest writers to describe this rite, which, according to him, is performed as follows: "La cerimonia se haze, sacando delos pechos delos que contraen la amistad una poca de sangre, y mezelando la una, y la otra en un poco de vino, le veuen por iguales partes los contrayentes." (Cronaca del Orden, from 1533-1592, Mexico (in the Augustinian Convent), 1624.) Quotation from Zúñiga, ii, 215. From Buzeta, i, 395, it appears that blood-bargain was first entered into by Legazpi (in 1565) at Bohol, with Chief Sicatuna. [17] From the report of the Orphanage for 1897-1898, in Estado General, Malabón, 1898. [18] From the report of the Orphanage at Mandaloya, in Estado (as ahead). [19] See Appendix B, in Zúñiga's Estadismo, ii, *105-*123, where Retana has given, with a list of the early presses in the Philippines, the names of the printers. [20] Zúñiga Estadismo, ii, 101. [21] Provinces of the other friars in Malaysia (including the Philippines) are entitled as follows: Augustinians--Most Holy Name of Jesus; Franciscans--St. Gregory the Great; Hospitallers--St. Raphael Archangel; Recoletos--St. Nicholas of Tolentino. [22] Zúñiga Estadismo, Appendice B, ii, *103, *104, and *115. [23] Thus Retana, ii, *103 (as above). [24] Zúñiga Estadismo, ii, *350. [25] Id., ii, *104-*105. [26] Id., ii, *95-*100. [27] For the original in full (too long to quote here) see Retana in Estadismo (as above), ii, *95-*98, where it covers nearly three pages. [28] The Jesuit Mission Press in Japan. 1591-1610. By Ernest Mason Satow. [Privately printed.] 1888, where you will find reproduced in photographic fac-simile the title-page of the above-named books. [29] Zúñiga, Estadismo, ii, *111-*112.