_Cinnamon one of the best ingredients in the Chocolatte; and why?_ p. 108.
_Achiotte how it groweth; and for what it is good._ ibid.
_Severall waies to drinke the Chocolatte._ p. 109.
_Shewing my Journey from the City of_ Chiapa _unto_ Guatemala, _and the chief places in the way._ p. 111.
_Six thousand Duckates sent by a Fryer to_ Spain _to buy a Bishopricke._ p. 112.
_A rich treasure and picture of_ Mary _in a poor and small Town of the_ Indians, _called_ Chiantla, _among the mountaines, named_ Cuchumatlanes. p. 113.
_The water of the river of a Towne, called_ Scapula, _causeth great swellings in the throat._ p. 114.
_The Authour his dangerous fall from the mountaine of_ Zojabah, _and his great deliverance attributed to a miracle by the_ Indians, _with the conceit the_ Indians _had of his sanctity and holinesse._ p. 115.
_The_ Indians _guide the Friers in the night, when they travail, with lights of Pine wood._ p. 116.
_The great Fair of_ Chimaltenango. p. 117.
_The Author abused, and suspected to be a spie, by an old frier in_ Chimaltenango. ibid.
_Stones of a fruit, or plumme, called_ Xocotte, _fit for fiering, and also good to fat hogs._ 117, 118.
_Describing the Dominions, Government, Riches, and greatnesse of the City of_ Guatemala, _and Country belonging to it._ p. 118.
Guatemala _an open City without any walls, forts, or Bulwarkes about it._ p. 118.
_The Author welcomed to_ Guatemala; _and first graced with a publick Act of Divinity; and after made Master of Arts in the same City._ p. 118, 119.
_The forme of the Letters Patents, as are used there, and sent to the Authour to read Arts in the University of_ Guatemala. ibid.
_The manner of presenting the Author to the Bishop for obtaining his Licence to preach publikely._ p. 120. 121.
_The forme of the Bishops Licence to preach and heare Confessions within his Bishopricke, in_ Spanish, _and_ English; _with some glosses upon it._ p. 121, 122.
Donna Maria de Castilia _swallowed up by a river which suddainly gushed out of a mountaine neer to_ Guatemala, _for blaspheming and defying God._ p. 124.
_The horrour of the Vulcan of fire neer_ Guatemala. ibid.
_Thirteen pound and a halfe of Biefe sold about_ Guatemala _for three pence._ p. 125.