1. In the city of Manila, with the jurisdiction of all the archbishopric except the port of Cavitte. On account of the vessels that anchor in the latter place from foreign kingdoms, and because during some months in the year it is not easy to cross the bay, it is advisable for that port to have its own commissary. 2. In the said city of Manila, the said employes who are mentioned in its description. 3. In the fort of Sanboangan in the island of Mindanao, and the islands subordinate to it. 4. In the city of Sebu, whose commissary can serve for all the islands called Pinttados. 5. In the town of Arebalo or Oton; the same person may be commissary of its jurisdiction and of that of Panai and the island of Negros. 6. In the presidio of Yligan and Caraga. 7. There could also be one in the islands of Calamianes and the islands subordinate to them. 8. Another commissary in the jurisdiction of Cagaian, Ylocos, and Pangasinan. 9. Another in the forts of Terrenate. This is most necessary, as the Spaniards of the said forts are among Dutch and Moros, and so far from the city of Manila. DOCUMENTS OF 1660-1666 Recollect missions, 1646-60. Luis de Jesús and Diego de Santa Theresa, O.S.A. (Recollect); [compiled from their works]. Description of Filipinas Islands. Bartholomé de Letona, O.S.F.; 1662. Events in Manila, 1662-63. [Unsigned; July, 1663?]. Letter to Francisco Yzquierdo. Diego de Salcedo; July 16, 1664. Why the friars are not subjected to episcopal visitation. [Unsigned and undated; 1666?]. Sources: The first of these documents is taken from the Historia general de los religiosos descalzos ... de San Agustin: part II, by Luis de Jesús (Madrid, 1681), from a copy in the library of Edward E. Ayer, Chicago; and part III, by Diego de Santa Theresa (Barcelona, 1743), from a copy in the Library of Congress. The second is from a pamphlet bound in with a copy (in the possession of Antonio Graiño y Martinez, Madrid) of Letona's Perfecta religiosa (Puebla, Mexico, 1662), a rare work. The remainder are from the Ventura del Arco MSS. (Ayer library), ii, pp. 401-483. Translations: The first and fifth of these are translated by James A. Robertson; the remainder, by Emma Helen Blair. RECOLLECT MISSIONS, 1646-60 [26] CHAPTER SIXTH The venerable sister Isabel, a beata, dies holily in the faith in the province of Butuan Only section: (Year 1646)