_Abundance of Gnats in the_ Rinconada, _taketh away the comfort of the great abundance of provision that is there._ page 27.
_From whence the Towne called_ Segura de la Frontera _had its beginning._ page 27. 28.
_Wherein is set downe the Estate and Condition of the great Towne of_ Tlaxcallan, _when the first_ Spaniards _entered into the Empire of_ Mexico. Cortez _his first encounter with the_ Tlaxcalteca's, _their League with him, with a description of the Towne, and of the state and condition of it now._ page 29.
_A wall of stone without Lime or Morter, of a fadome and a halfe high, and twenty foot broad, built by the Indian, for a defence in time of Warres before the comming of the_ Spaniards. page 29.
_Fourescore thousand_ Indians, _soon raised and armed by those of_ Tlaxcallan, _and soone overcome by a thousand onely_ Indians _and_ Spaniards _with_ Cortez. pag. 30. 31.
_Yet further a hundred and fifty thousand overcome by foure hundred_ Spaniards, _and six hundred_ Indians. page 31. 32.
_Three presents sent to_ Cortez, viz _five slaves, Frankincense and feathers, Fowles, Bread and Cherries, to know whether hee were a God or a man._ pag. 32.
Montezuma _the Emperour his great present sent to_ Cortez. pag. 34.
_The_ Tlaxcalteca's _pay no Tribute to the King of_ Spain, _as others doe, save onely one Corn of Maiz._ pag. 35.
_A description of the foure chief streets of_ Tlaxcallan, _with the standard of the Town._ pag. 35.
_Twenty thousand persons wont to meet in one Market place of_ Tlaxcallan, _to buy and sell._ pag. 35.
_Severe Justice executed upon a thief by the inhabitants of_ Tlaxcallan. pag. 36.
_Concluding the rest of our Journey from_ Tlaxcallan _to_ Mexico, _through the City of_ Angels, _and_ Guacocingo. pag. 36.
_The City of_ Angels _first builded by the Command of_ Antonio de Mendoza, _in the yeer_ 1530. pag. 37.
_It was first called by the_ Indians Cuetlaxcoapan, _that is to say, a snake in water._ Ibid.
_Many more particulars of the City of_ Angels _briefly related._ Ibid.
_The Town of_ Guacocingo, _why priviledged by the_ Spaniards. pag. 38.
Tezcuco, _the first Town in the_ West-India's, _that received a Christian King._ pag. 39.
_How the_ Vergantines, _(wherewith_ Cortez _besieged_ Mexico _by water) were brought by Land in pieces from_ Tlaxcallan _to_ Tezcuco; _and foure hundred thousand men, fifty dayes imployed in making a sluce or Trench for the finishing of them, and launching them forth to the Lake._ pag. 40.