_31st Event._ GUABONITO a woman follows _Guaga-Giona_ to the bigland of _Guanin_ by swimming. He is well pleased with it, and calls her his own _Biberozi_ (wife-loving): but as she was diseased he puts her apart in a _Guanara_, where she heals, and he makes her queen. A singular romantic fable, the disease of the woman is stated to be the syphilis! _Guabo-n’ito_ means fruit or Guava pear of man! The allegory implies another colony following _Guaga_, not by swimming; but with paddles or on rafts; probably a part of the lesser tribe of _Amaiuna_ or Amazons, so often called women in antiquity; although a powerful African people. All the women left in the islands might be of such a tribe, and since become the Mayas of Yucatan, Hayti &c., with the Manas or Manoas, the Amazons of South America. _32d Event._ ANACACUGIA (flower of Cacao) brother of this wife or ally of _Guaga_, runs away from him on the back of a manati or seal, and goes back to the women of Matinino. This implies a separation of tribes, one returning to the islands, where they probably formed the Cairi nation. The seal used for boats, is a third fable, found in Greece; boats are thus compared to birds, opossums and seals. Many American languages animate boats and ships. This seal must mean a _Manati_, or sea cow; real seals not being found in the Antilles. If the name was _Manati_, it has affinities with the _Ama-yuna_ or _Ama-Zons_ tribe. _Ma-ti-ni-no_ is in Haytian _great-mount-the-good_, while _Mana-ti_ is _moving mountain_. Has not _Anacacu_ a reference to the _Anakim_ of Asia, the _Cacus_ of Europe, and the _Tam-anacu_ of South America? _33d Event._ HI-AUNA father of _Guago-giona_ comes with his son to the land of Guanin, and being the grandfather of all the tribes, they receive the names of _Hi-auna_; which is afterwards changed to children of Guanin. _Hin Gua-ili Gua-nin_ (the-plural such-children such-Nin), and lastly the whole united nation is called _Guanini_. The Aones came then also to America, and there was a confederacy of the tribes. _Gua-gu_, _Gua-go_ and _Gua-ga_, may be 3 spellings of a same name; but they might also be three successive and distinct tribes of _Giona_. _Gua-bonito_ in one instance is made another lord or tribe, instead of a wife of _Guago_. _34th Event._ ALBEBORA and his son _Al-bebora-El_, were also Guanini lords or Cazics, who came with the _Giona_ tribe. This indicates again another nation. The name is remarkable, because it resembles _Albion_ and _Bora_, two primitive nations of the north, which settled England and the boreal regions, becoming the Hyper-Boreans of later times. Perhaps these Boras are identic with the _Aboras_ and _Aboris_ of ancient Italy, the mountaineers since called _Abori-genes_ by the Greeks. _35th Event._ Another Guaga-giona II. or _Guaba-giona_ is mentioned afterwards, whose son became the _Guanini_ tribe.