History of the Great and Mighty Kingdome of China and the Situation Thereof

Part II: 1. The Spaniards depart from Mexico; 2. A rover of this kingdome of China; 3. The kinge of China doth arme a fleete of shippes; 4. This rover Limahon goeth to the Ilands Philippinas; 5. Limahon doth send 400 souldiers; 6. The governour of Manilla; 7. The generall of the fielde; 8. Omoncon, captain of the king of China; 9. Omoncon is well received; 10. Omoncon departeth with certificate; 11. The Spaniards do depart; 12. The captaine Omoncon; 13. Omoncon doth disembarke himselfe; 14. The Spaniardes depart from Tansuso; 15. The Spaniardes doo prosecute their journey to Chincheo; 16. Our Spaniardes arived at the citie of Chincheo; 17. The governour of Chincheo doth call the Spaniards before him; 18. The Spaniards have a loving and favorable audience; 19. The Spaniards are visited; 20. The governour doth banquet the Spaniards; 21. The Spaniards depart; 22. The entry of the Spaniards into the cittie of Aucheo; 23. The Spaniards have audience of the viceroy; 24. The viceroy doth banket our people; 25. The Spaniards do carie their present; 26. The Spaniardes talke with the viceroy; 27. There came news to Aucheo; 28. The governours of the province do assemble together; 29. The Spaniards depart from Aucheo; 30. The Spaniards departe from the port of Tansuso; 31. They have news; 32. The captaines Chinos arived; Part III: 1. The fryers of Saint Francis came unto the Ilandes Philippinas; 2. The fryers and their companions depart; 3. The fryers and their companions came unto the cittie of Canton; 4. The Spaniards go forth of their ship; 5. The Spaniards are called before a iudge; 6. The Spaniards go into the streets to ask almes; 7. The Spaniardes take their iourney towardes Aucheo; 8. The Spaniards are brought before the viceroy; 9. The Spaniards remained certaine daies in Aucheo; 10. The Timpintao dooth call the Spaniards before him; 11. The Father Costodio sendeth a messenger unto Machao; 12. A Portugall of the cittie of Macheo; 13. The Spaniards remain certaine dayes in Canton; 14. They that were determined to go unto Luzon, doo departe; 15. The Spaniards depart from China and go to Luzon; Part III: 1. A commentarie of the New World; 2. They do depart from the Ilands of Canaria; 3. Of the Iland of Santo Domingo; 4. Of the way and the ilands; 5. Of the bignesse of the kingdome of Mexico; 6. The kingdome of Mexico; 7. Of the New Mexico; 8. The discovering of the New Mexico; 9. The New Mexico; 10. Still the New Mexico; 11. Departing from the cittie of Mexico; 12. They depart from the ilands of the Ladrones; 13. The Ilands Philippinas; 14. The barefoote friars depart; 15. Things which the saide Fathers did see; 16. The Spaniardes are sent unto the citie of Hucheofu; 17. The mightinesse, goodnesse, riches, and fortitude of the kingdome of China; 18. Certaine rites and ceremonies; 19. The Ilands of Japon; 20. They have notice of certaine kingdomes; 21. Such kingdomes as are adioyning unto that of Cochinchina; 22. Of many other kingdomes; 23. Of some kingdomes of the new worlde; 24. Of the kingdome of Coromandel; 25. Manie kingdomes of that newe worlde; 26. Many kingdomes of the Newe World; 27. The compassing of the world; Index.