[452] This Gomez was the alguazil who assisted Magellan so much in putting down the mutiny in the port of St. Julian. [453] Literally, of cord and knife. [454] Diogo Barbosa. [455] Correa seems to have made a mistake here. Quesada helped to make Alvaro de Mezquita, Magellan’s relation, and captain of the _S. Antonio_, a prisoner; but what Correa relates may have been part of the plot and a stratagem of Juan de Carthagena. [456] His name was Gonzalo Gomes de Spinosa; he returned to Spain. [457] “Que fizesse grande toa.” [458] The reader will observe that this account of Magellan’s death is incorrect. [459] Andres de San Martin. [460] Probably the Genoese pilot, whose narrative commences this volume. [461] Road to Coimbra—straight road. [462] Pessoas. [463] Varas. [464] Nuno. [465] 4,000. [466] 20,000. [467] Globe. [468] Sic. Transcriber’s Notes: ● Text enclosed by underscores is in italics (_italics_). ● Text enclosed by pluses is in small caps (+small caps+). ● Obvious typographical errors have been silently corrected. ● Errata have been applied.