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We remained seven days in this place; then we took the tack ofMaestral, passing through the midst of five isles, that is to say, Ceylon, Bohol, Canighan, Baihai, and Satighan. In this island of Satighan is a kind of bird called Barbastigly, which are as large as eagles. Of these we killed only one, because it was late. We ate it, and it had the taste ofa fowl. There are also in this island doves, tortoises, parrots, and certain black birds as large as a fowl, with a long tail. They lay eggs as large as those ofa goose. These the]; put a good arm's length under the sand in the sun, where the}! are hatched by the great heat which the heated sand gives out; and when these birds are hatched the}? push up the sand and come out. These eggs are good to eat. From this island ofMazzalJua to that ofSatighan there are twenty leagues, and on leaving Satighan we went by the west; but the King of Mozzahua could not follow us; therefore we waited for him near three islands, that is to say. Polo, Ticohon, and Pozzon. When the king arrived he was much astonished at our navigation, the captain-general hade him come on heard his ship with some of his principal people, at which they were much pleased. Thus we went to Zzuhu, which is fifteen leagues offfrom Satighan. Sunday, the 7th of April, about midday, we entered the port of Zzubu, having passed by many villages. There we saw many houses which were built on trees. On approaching the principal town the captain-general commanded all his ships to hang out their flags. Then weThe next day which was Good Friday, the captain sent on shore the before-mentioned slave, who was our interpreter, to the king to beg him to give him for money some provisions for his ships, sending him word that he had not come to his country as an enemy, but as a friend. The king on hearing this came with seven or eight men in a boat, and entered the ship, and embraced the captain, and gave him three china dishes covered with leaves full of rice, and two dorades, which are rather large fish, and of the sort above-mentioned, and he gave him several other things. The captain gave this king a robe of red and yellow cloth, made in the Turkish fashion, and a very fine red cap, and to his people he gave to some of them knives, and to others mirrors. After that refreshments were served up to them. The captain told the king, through the said interpreter, that he wished to be with him, cassi cassi, that is to say, brothers. To which the king answered that he desired to be the same towards him. After that the captain showed him cloths of different colours, linen, coral, and much other merchandise, and all the artillery, of which he had some pieces fired before him, at which the king was much astonished; after that the captainlowered the soils in the fashion in which they are struck when gains \"3' ght- \"lid he had all the artillery fired. at which the people of this place were greatly \"shrewd Tl" \"Prat" sent a Young man whom he had brought upfll'\" with the interpreter to the king of this island Zzubd These having come to the town. found a great number of people and \"\"3\"" \"\"3 With them all alarmed by the artillery which had been |Fired But the interpreter reassured them. saying that it was the fashion and custom to fire artillery when they arrived at PM\" to show Sign: of peace and friendship; and also. to do more honour to the hing of the country, they had fired all the artillery. The king and all his people were reassured. He then bade one of his principal men ask what we were seeking. The interpreter answered him that his master was captain of the greatest hing in the world, and that he was going by the command of the said sovereign to discover the Malacca islands. However. on account of what he had heard where he had passed, and especially from the King ofMazzava, of his courtesyT and goat:J fame, he had wished to pass by his country to visit him, and also to obtain some refreshment ofvictuals for his merchandise. This kind of people are gentle, and go naked, and are painted. They wear a piece of cloth made from a tree, like a linen cloth, round their body to toner their natural parts: they are great drinkers. The women are dressed in tree cloth from their waists downwards; their hair is black, and reaches down to the ground; they wear certain gold rings in their ears. These people chew most of their time a fruit which they call areca, which is something of the shape ofa pear; they cut it in four quarters. and after they have chewed it for a long time they spit it out, from which afterwards they have their mouths very red. They find themselves the better from the use of this fruit because it refreshes them much, for this country is very hot, so that they could not live without it. In this island there is a great quantity of dogs, cats1 pigs, fawls. and goats, rice, ginger, tacos, gs, oranges. lemons, millet, wax, and gold mines. This island is in nine degrees and two-thirds north latitude, and one hundred and sixty-two longitude from the line of demarcation: it is twenty-five leagues distant from the other island where we found the two fountains offresh water. This island is named Mazzava. had one of his soldiers armed with white armour, and placed him in the midst of three comrades, who struck him with swords and daggers. The king thought this very strange, and the captain told him, through the interpreter, that a man thus in white armour was worth a hundred of his men; he answered that it was true; he was further informed that there were in each ship two hundred like that man. After that the captain showed him a great number of swords, cuirasses, and helmets, and made two of the men play with their swords before the king; he then showed him the sea chart and the ship compass, and informed him how he had found the strait to come there, and of the time which he had spent in coming; also of the time he had been without seeing any land, at which the king was astonished. At the end the captain asked if he would be pleased that two of his people should go with him to the places where they lived, to see some of the things of his country. This the king granted, and I went with another