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Chapter 25. How the Governor went from Pacaha to Aquiguate and to Coligoa, and came to Cayas 213 Chapter 26. How the Governor went to visit the Province of Tulla, and what happened to him 217 Chapter 27. How the Governor went from Tulla to Autiamque, where he passed the Winter 221 Chapter 28. How the Governor went from Autiamque to Nilco, and thence to Guachoya 224 Chapter 29. The Message sent to Quigaltam, and the Answer brought back to the Governor, and what occurred the while 228 Chapter 30. The Death of the Adelantado, Don Hernando de Soto, and how Luys Moscoso de Alvarado was chosen Governor 232 Chapter 31. How the Governor Luys de Moscoso left Guachoya and went to Chaguete, and thence to Aguacay 235 Chapter 32. How the Governor went from Aguacay to Naguatex, and what happened to him 238 Chapter 33. How the Cacique of Naguatex came to visit the Governor, and how the Governor went thence, and arrived at Nondacao 240 Chapter 34. How the Governor marched from Nondacao to Soacatino and Guasco, passing through a Wilderness, whence, for want of a Guide and Interpreter, he retired to Nilco 243 Chapter 35. How the Christians returned to Nilco, and thence went to Minoya, where they prepared to build Vessels in which to leave Florida 246 Chapter 36. How Seven Brigantines were built, and the Christians took their Departure from Aminoya 250 Chapter 37. How the Christians, on their Voyage, were attacked in the River, by the Indians of Quigualtam, and what happened 254 Chapter 38. How the Christians were Pursued by the Indians 257 Chapter 39. How the Christians came to the Sea, what occurred then, and what befell them on the Voyage 259 Chapter 40. How the Brigantines lost Sight of each other in a Storm, and afterwards came together at a Kay 262 Chapter 41. How the Christians arrived at the River Panico 264 Chapter 42. How the Christians came to Panico, and of their Reception by the Inhabitants 266 Chapter 43. The Favor the People found in the Viceroy and Residents of Mexico 268 Chapter 44. Which sets forth some of the Diversities and Peculiarities of Florida; and the Fruit, Birds, and Beasts of the Country 270

THE NARRATIVE OF THE EXPEDITION OF CORONADO,
BY PEDRO DE CASTAÑEDA

Edited by Frederick W. Hodge