_Foure poore Mendicant Fryers, as_ Apostles _entertained by_ Don Frederique de Toledo, _and the Gallies in_ Puerto de Santa Maria. page 14.
_Of the_ Indian _Fleet, that departed from_ Cales, Anno Dom. 1625. _And of some remarkable passages in that voiage._ page 14.
_The love of Nuns too powerfull over Fryers._ page 14.
_The Author hid in an empty barrell on shipboard, in the Bay of_ Cales. page 15.
_The pleasure of the_ Indian _Navigation,_ 1625. _untill the first land was discovered._ page 16.
_Of our discovery of some Islands, and what trouble befell us in one of them._ p. 16.
_The Islands called_ Desseada, Marigalante, Dominica; Guadalupe, _are the first discovered in_ America, _in the_ Spanish _Navigation._ page 17.
_A Christian Mulatto having lived twelve yeeres among Heathens, with an Infidell wife and Children, found in_ Guadalupe. page 18.
_A suddaine uproare and mutiny of the_ Indians _of_ Guadalupe, _who slew and wounded many of the_ Spanish _Fleet,_ 1625. page 19.
_Of our further sailing to St_. John de Ulhua, aliàs, Vera Crux, _of our landing there._ page 19.
_A Fryer wounded at_ Guadalupe, _died, and was solemnly cast to the Sea._ pag. 20.
_A_ Spaniard _swimming in the sound of_ Mexico, _cruelly slain, and partly devoured by a Sea Monster._ page 21.
_The_ Virgin Mary, _called upon more then God, in a suddain apprehension of a storme._ page 21.
_Of our landing at_ Vera Crux, _otherwise St._ John de Ulhua, _and of our entertainment there._ page 22.
_The vanity and worldlinesse of a Religious Dominican Superiour in St._ John de Ulhua. page 23.
_The houses and Churches of St._ John de Ulhua, _builded with boards and timber, and therefore easily and often fired._ page 23. 24.
_A further relation of the towne of St._ John de Ulhua, _with the rich trading of it from most parts of the_ West-India's, _as also from the_ East-India's. page 24.
_Of our journey from St._ John de Ulhua _to_ Mexico, _and of the most remarkable Townes and Villages in the way._ page 25.
_Our Fryers first entertainment by the_ Indians _of the old_ Vera Crux. page 25.
_A Franciscan Fryers vow and profession contrary to the vanity, carding, dicing, and swearing, practised by them of_ Xalappa, _in the_ India's. page 26.