_37th Event._ Other exiles of Matinino settle at the island _Cabini_ now Turtle island; and near it on the north shore of Hayti, from whence they spread through the island, which is called _Bouhi_ or _Bohio_, meaning full of towns.
Dangleria mentions this likewise. House and town or habitation, are synonymous in Haytian.
_38th Event._ They found some _Caracoles_ or _Taracolas_, crabs! or beastly men, dwelling in the island. The _Guaninis_ wanting women, took some Caracols beasts for wives, and made them suitable women, by washing them, and giving them to eat the fruit _Inriri Cahuvial_. This was done by a _Vagoniana_ II. These Caracols had then survived the flood or come before the Guaninis, the name of the fruit that made them women, if explained, might elucidate this event; but the signification was not given; another version will suggest other important analogies.(75)
_39th Event._ These Caracols deprived of their women, took other female beasts for wives (another tribe) and from this union most of the Haytians descended, becoming _Anaborias_ or vassals of the Guaninis.
_Anaboria_ means flower or lizard of labor! these might be descended from _Albebora_. This name for bondsmen, boors or laborers, was widely spread in America, and has affinities all over the world, even with the Latin labor.(76)
_40th Event._ These first inhabitants of Hayti, fed on dates, bananas, cocos, fruits, nuts, herbs, yams, roots, onions, mushrooms: until taught the use of Cazabi or bread by _Boition_, with maize, cotton, mandioc &c.
Another fact of Dangleria, very natural indicating the tropical food of old times.
_41st Event._ _Michetauri Guauana_, was the leader of the first colony to _Coaibai_ (death house) in the land of _Soraia_ (setting sun), and became the king of it. There the people are called _Goeiz_ (phantoms or ghosts) and go about by night; but are not dead people whose name is _Opia_.
_Coaibai_ is either Cuba or Coyba in Darien, or both. It became the paradise of the Haytians, placed in Cuba or further west, and a place of delight. The names and allusions are remarkable. They assimilate to those of the Greeks &c. about the fortunate islands of the west: those of the Orientals and Hebrews about the island _Elisha_, and the _Sheol_ or place of souls, the Hebrew Plutonic region. _Soraya_ for setting sun, is identic with _Surya_ of the Hindus: whence came _Syria_ the west, and even our word _sorrow_; while _Sol_ comes from Sheol. _Azil_ sun in Pelasgian, is akin to _Elisha_ whence our word Azylum! _Goeiz_ is akin to ghost, _Ghaib_ in Syrian, _Coyocop_ of the Nachez, _Goz_ of the Vilelas. _Opi_ has affinities every where. _Michetauri_ is perhaps a synonym of _Machi-tuyra_ great devil, _Guauana_ is such-Auna. Perhaps this fable alludes to an anterior event and the passage to America of a former Hi-Auna.(77)