P
Pacific, the, so called by Magellan, [39] (footnote)
discovery of, [39-42]
Balboa reaches, [45]
Painala, town of, [115]
Lord of, [115]
Panama, Pedrarias dies at, [50]
Pedrarias the founder and governor of, [56]
Pizarro living in, [57]
Pizarro sends ship to, [62]
Pedro de los Rios, governor of, [62]
States, [116]
Parnell, W. R., [306-311]
"Pearl Coast," the, [4]
Pedrarias, [32-35]; [42-50]; [107]
Peru, [40], [53], [63], [64], [66], [68], [93], [95], [105], [109], [237]
Peruvians, the, [69-102]
Pettis, Congressman Spencer, [255]
Philip II., [65]
Pizarrists, the, [106]
Pizarro, Francisco, [9], [16], [18], [38-40]; [48], [54], [55-107]
Hernando, [54], [55], [67], [79], [93], [96-108]
Gonzalo, the father, [53], [54]
Gonzalo, the son, [54], [96-101]
Pedro, [90]
Pizarros, the, [46], [67], [96], [104], [105], [108-110]
Pizons, the, explorers, [5]
Pollard, James, captain of the Essex, [231]
Popocatepetl, [144]
Popotla, [190]
Porto Rico, [5]
Potosi, the mines of, [65], [109], [110]
Prescott, the historian, referred to, [63] (footnote)
reference to account of Inca civilization by, [69]
reference to amount of Inca's ransom, according to, [87]