An Account of the Conquest of Peru
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In English, of course, we use the word simply as a place-name.
[60] The official designation of the Emperor was: S. C. C. M. , orSagrada Cesarea Catolica Majestad.
[61] The modern village of Limatambo. When I was there the fine walls sooften spoken of were in a bad condition from neglect on the part of thenatives. Yet, in spite of the refuse piled around them and the throngsof pigs all about, one could see that the masonry was of the finestCyclopean type. Cf. Squier, 1877, p. 535; Markham, 1912..., pp. 286 and319; Cieza, Tr. , p. 320; Sarmiento, pp. 119 and 209. Garcilasso tells usthat it was founded by Manco Capac and that it was the place whereViracocha waited for the Chanca. Garcilasso, I, p. 80, and II, p. 52.
[62] Now called Zurite. It was the site of a palace of Viracocha, whoadded it to his realm once more by a victory (won by Pachacutec) overthe Chanca. Cf. Sarmiento, p. 85; Garcilasso, I, p. 53; Cieza, Chr. , p. 128; The "Finca de los Andenes" is doubtless the site of the palace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In English, of course, we use the word simply as a place-name.
[60] The official designation of the Emperor was: S. C. C. M. , orSagrada Cesarea Catolica Majestad.
[61] The modern village of Limatambo. When I was there the fine walls sooften spoken of were in a bad condition from neglect on the part of thenatives. Yet, in spite of the refuse piled around them and the throngsof pigs all about, one could see that the masonry was of the finestCyclopean type. Cf. Squier, 1877, p. 535; Markham, 1912..., pp. 286 and319; Cieza, Tr. , p. 320; Sarmiento, pp. 119 and 209. Garcilasso tells usthat it was founded by Manco Capac and that it was the place whereViracocha waited for the Chanca. Garcilasso, I, p. 80, and II, p. 52.
[62] Now called Zurite. It was the site of a palace of Viracocha, whoadded it to his realm once more by a victory (won by Pachacutec) overthe Chanca. Cf. Sarmiento, p. 85; Garcilasso, I, p. 53; Cieza, Chr. , p. 128; The "Finca de los Andenes" is doubtless the site of the palace.
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