These Four Brethren being thus dispersed at the 4 several parts of the earth, and having peopled the same, were all desirous of returning to their own Country from whence they came, to see their Father and Mother, and recount their several adventures to them, and to that end, leaving their children behind, they and their wives travelled so long, till they came to the place; where they were first joyfully received of their Parents; and then of each other; there they likewise had several other children, begetting several generations, that all the world might be instructed in their several qualities, by _Brammon_ in matters of Religion, by _Cuttery_ in Rule and Governments, by _Shuddery_ in Traffick and Merchandize, and by _Wyse_ in matters of Handicrafts; of which four Casts the world consisteth, every one of them living in his several quality, keeping his tribe free from confusion or interfeering; and thus the world was peopled: but in time, multitude begat difference, and disorder, and mischief, and every person disagreed with the other, every one producing new and various differences, as well in matters of Religion and Worship, as in all other affairs, when the Almighty for the wickedness of mankind sent a flood which came and destroyed all the Creatures of the earth; and this according to the tradition of the _Banians_, was the first Age of the world. This world of Creatures being destroyed, others were made in this manner: The Almighty first made out of the earth these three Creatures, _Breman_, _Vistney_ and _Ruddery_, and gave great power to them; to _Breman_ he gave the power of making Creatures, because say the _Banians_, as great persons do not their work but by Deputies, so neither was it fit that God should be servile to his Creatures, but give to them their being by his Instruments. To the second, which was _Vistney_, he gave charge to preserve the Creatures: But to the third, which was _Ruddery_, he gave power to destroy them, because he knew they would be wicked, and deserve Judgments. _Breman_ was to be taken up to Heaven in conclusion of the second age. _Vistney_ was to live as long again as _Breman_, and _Ruddery_ was to continue three times as long, and then he should destroy all the world, which should be the great day of Judgement. _Breman_ according to the power given him, produced man and Woman out of his own bowels, who being instructed by him gave worship to God, and reverence to him: the man was by him named _Mamaw_, and the Woman _Ceterrupa_; they were sent to the _East_, and there they had three sons and three daughters, who were sent severally to the _West_, _North_ and _South_, which were peopled by them: thus man being made by _Breman_, _Vistney_ provided things necessary for them, and _Ruddery_ dispersed afflictions, sicknesses and death, as men did deserve them.