_Guaba_ means both _the father_ and _the Guava pear_. The succession of these _Gionas_ is very obscure; but many are probably omitted, and the whole poetical records allude to the most famous of the dynasty or nation. Guanini implies the Golden tribe. _36th Event._ The settlement of the Guaninis in Hayti was from Matinino and the east; being exiled from Matinino, they are led by _Camo_ who begins the kingdom of _Cabonao_ in Hayti; they settle on the river _Bahaboni_, where they built their houses, and afterwards the great temple of _Camotzia_. They gave to the island the name of _Quisqueia_ or great universe; but afterwards _Hayti_, meaning land rough or hilly. (Dangleria.) This important event is best given with those details by Dangleria: while Roman appears to mix it with the settlement of Guanin. Yet _Quisqueia_ was more probably the first name given to South America, rather than to Hayti: another name for which was _Bohio_ or habitations. _Camo_ or _Guamo_ means lord or master, _Tzia_ is temple. The exile of the Guaninis from the islands, must allude to another revolution and perhaps invasion. This _Camo_, was probably the same as the _Cami_ or _Coma_ of Cuba in later time, _Comayagua_ of Honduras; which assimilate the first civilized Haytians with the tribes of Central America. It might have happened that these _Camos_ were _Mayas_ and the ancestors of the _Mayo-riexes_. The history of the Mayas of Otolum, and Central America, will be connected with these annals hereafter; but much is left for conjecture. _37th Event._ Other exiles of Matinino settle at the island _Cabini_ now Turtle island; and near it on the north shore of Hayti, from whence they spread through the island, which is called _Bouhi_ or _Bohio_, meaning full of towns. Dangleria mentions this likewise. House and town or habitation, are synonymous in Haytian. _38th Event._ They found some _Caracoles_ or _Taracolas_, crabs! or beastly men, dwelling in the island. The _Guaninis_ wanting women, took some Caracols beasts for wives, and made them suitable women, by washing them, and giving them to eat the fruit _Inriri Cahuvial_. This was done by a _Vagoniana_ II. These Caracols had then survived the flood or come before the Guaninis, the name of the fruit that made them women, if explained, might elucidate this event; but the signification was not given; another version will suggest other important analogies.(75) _39th Event._ These Caracols deprived of their women, took other female beasts for wives (another tribe) and from this union most of the Haytians descended, becoming _Anaborias_ or vassals of the Guaninis. _Anaboria_ means flower or lizard of labor! these might be descended from _Albebora_. This name for bondsmen, boors or laborers, was widely spread in America, and has affinities all over the world, even with the Latin labor.(76)