The following gave an opinion: Nuno Vaz, captain of the Rumesa. Antonio da Costa ... Rei Pequeno. Duarte da Silva ... Galé Grande. *Simāo Martins. *D. Joāo de Lima ... Sta. Maria d’Ajuda. *Sebastian de Miranda ... Galé Pequeno. Fernan de Magalhāes.[8] Jeronimo Teixeira ... Sta. Maria do Campo. *Jorge da Silveira. Francisco de Sousa ... Boa Ventura. *Manuel da Cunha. *Garcia de Sousa ... Sta. Clara. Francisco Corvinel ... Sant-Iago. Lourenço de Paiva. Antonio Real, alcaìde-mór and captain of Cochim. Gonzalo de Sequeira, captain-major of the fleet which had just come from Portugal. Affonso d’Albuquerque said at the end what he determined to do. (N.B. Albuquerque said at the end of these opinions that he was determined to sail on the following day, the eleventh of October, with the captains who wished to accompany him. Therefore, _we are at the twelfth of October_, means that that day was close at hand, and not that the council was held on that day.) Gaspar Correa says, tome II, p. 138: “When this was thus ended, the governor told all the captains that he was going immediately, and that he would sail from Cananor with all the ships and men that he could take, and go and take Goa, as he trusted in the Lord’s Passion that He would assist him; and he gave them notice that so he would act, and not occupy himself with anything else: and he gave them all this notice, because he trusted in the Lord, that he should be able to send news to the king in these ships, that he was taking his rest inside the city of Goa: and, as it was already October, whoever had the will to serve the king, and win such great honour, as it would be to find oneself in such a noble action, would still have time enough to witness the action and return to embark in his ship, carrying away so much honour from having been present in the action: and each one was to act according to his own will, for he would give an account of all to the king in his letters. But the captains, occupied with their profits of selling and taking in cargo, set little store by this, and the governor departed, saying that he was not going to take anyone away with him against his will.” Albuquerque then went to Cananor, which G. Correa says he again left on the 3rd October for Goa (tom. II, p. 140); _tres_ is probably an error for _treze_, the 13th, which would be in accordance with the statement of the document that Albuquerque sailed from Cochim on the 11th of October. Gaspar Correa gives the following names of captains who accompanied Albuquerque against Goa.