after his returne out of prison
to the fort.
M480 Reparation of the West side of the fort.
M481 Two Spanyards brought vnto Laudonniere by the Sauages.
M482 Calos a place uopn the Flats called The Martyres neere the Cape of
Florida.
M483 Plates of gold as broad as a sawcer.
M484 One of these Spanyards names was Martin Gomes.
M485 King Oathcaqua or Houathca.
M486 The greatest victory among the Floridians.
M487 The Floridians great traitours and dissemblers.
M488 Nicholas Masson otherwise called Nicolas Barre.
M489 King Audustas great humanity.

_ 121 Marginal note_.--Peter Martyr writeth cap. 1. decad. 7. that the
like flocks of pigeons are in the isles of the Lucayos.

M490 The widow of King Hioacaia, or Hihouhacara.
M491 This queenes name was Nia Cubicani.
M492 The fift voyage vp the riuer of May.
M493 Vtina sendeth to Laudonniere for his helpe.
M494 A good note.
M495 Three hundred Indians.
M496 Iawa signifieth their Priest or Magician.
M497 Potanou accompanied with two thousand Indians.
M498 The prediction of the Magician found true.
M499 Vtina hath 18 or 20 kings to his Vassals.
M500 A custome of the Indians to leaue their houses for 3 or 4 moneths
and to liue in the woods.
M501 They looke for succour out of France by the end of April at the
vttermost.
M502 Extreme famine for sixe weekes space.
M503 The vile nature of the Indians.
M504 Vtina taken prisoner in his village by Laudonniere and 50 of his
souldiers.
M505 Note.
M506 Note.
M507 New corne by the end of May in Florida.
M508 A little greene fruite that groweth in the riuers as big as cheries.
M509 Two Carpenters killed for gathering the Indians maize.
M510 Patica a village.
M511 Desire of reuenge rooted in the sauage.
M512 A necessarie admonition.
M513 The Floridians subtilities.
M514 A certaine signe of warre.
M515 A skirmish betwene the Sauages and the French.
M516 A second fresh charge of Sauages.
M517 The Floridians maner of fight.
M518 Courtesie and liberalitie the best meanes to deale with the sauages.
M519 The beating downe of the houses without the fort, and the Palisade.
M520 The cause why the French lost Florida.
M521 Eight kings Laudonniers friends and allies.
M522 The principall scope of planters in strange countreys.
M523 Florida a rich countrey.
M524 Aug. 1565.
M525 M. Iohn Hawkins the English Generall.
M526 Sheepe and poulterie carried into Flori