Then was I presently carried aboard a galley of Genoa, and put in chains.
And, upon the morrow, was I sent over into the Isle of Iviza, being within the jurisdiction of Majorca: which are all in the dominion of Spain.
There was I imprisoned in the High Tower of the Town Castle [of the town of Iviza], with a pair of bolts upon my heels, and a clasp of iron about my neck, there hanging a chain at the clasp: where I remained nine days, fed with a little bread and water.
Now because I had in no respect offended them; I demanded, Wherefore they molested me? saying, It was contrary to [the] law and the profession of Christians.
Then did they ask me, If I had spoken anything against the King, and against the Church of Rome?
I answered, "Nothing!"
Then they told me, I should be sent to Majorca, to answer before the Inquisition.
Then the Justice, or Chief Officer, of Iviza brought me back to Genoa; requesting to have me chained in a galley: which the Captain did, asking the Justice, Who should be my surety for running away?
He demanded, If there were not a spare chain?