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426 * Gonzalez de la Rosa, Dr., x: printed the second part of Cieza de Leon, 4 n.; his researches respecting the works of Valera, 13; researches respecting Tiahuanacu, 25; on the list of kings in Montesinos, 40; his edition of Carrera's Mochica grammar, 220; question of Garcilasso's integrity, 280; proved the identity of the anonymous Jesuit with Valera, 303
 * Goose. See Huallata
 * Göttingen University, manuscript of Sarmiento in library of, 6. See Pietschmann
 * Gronovius library, manuscript of Sarmiento in, 5
 * Guamanga, 266, 274. See Huamanca
 * Guañape, coast valley, 208
 * Guañape island, ancient cemetery, 218
 * Guano deposits : antiquity of relics calculated from time supposed to be taken in making the deposits, 218 n.; doubts of Mr. Squier, 228 n.
 * Guayaquil. See Chonos
 * Gull, Andean. See Quellua


 * . See Galapagos
 * Hais Quisru, third station of the Ayars, 51
 * Hamurpa, a class of diviners, 107
 * Hanan Cuzco. See Cuzco
 * Haro, Hernando de: made prisoner by Titu Atauchi, and well treated, 253
 * Harvest festival, 120–3, 135; picture of huaman Poma, 135. See Intip Raymi
 * Hatun-colla, Inti-huatana at, 116; taken by Inca Pachacuti, 189; chief seat of the Collas, 187, 319
 * Hatun Pucuy, month, February–March, 119, 134
 * Hatun Tupac, son of Yahuar Huaccac, 76; took the name of Uira-cocha
 * Hatun-rincriyoc. See Orejones
 * Haylli, song, 132
 * Head-dress of the Inca, 122, 292; of the High Priest, 105; of youths at the Huarachicu, 132
 * Helps, Sir Arthur: Spanish conquest of Peru, 251
 * Heredia, Pedro de: service of Cieza de Leon under, 2
 * Hernandez, Diego, married to Beatriz Ñusta, 260
 * Herons, 79
 * Herrera, 15; makes Urco one of the reigning Incas, 90
 * Hervay, Inca fortress on the coast, ruins, 180, 238, 320
 * High Priest. See Uillac Uma
 * Holguin, Quichua grammar, vi, 313
 * Huacas, in the valley of the Rimac, vi, 229; Huaman Poma on, 17; ancestral gods, 104, 114
 * Huacap Uilla, priest of a Huaca, 106
 * Huacap Rimachi, announcer of oracles, 106
 * Huacay Pata, at Cuzco, 133
 * Huacay Taqui tribe, followers of the Ayars, 50, 65
 * Huachua, wild duck, 79
 * Huaco, wife of one of the Ayars, 49, 51
 * Huachuas for sacrifice (lambs, not children), 109
 * Hualla, diviners, 107
 * Huallaga river: flight of Chancas to, 178, 193; rapid called Salto de Aguirre, 193; tribes on, 198
 * Huallata, wild goose, 79
 * Huallcanca, shield, 292
 * Hualpa, a chief who attacked Loyola, 293
 * Hualpa Rimachi, tutor of Inca Uira-cocha, 36
 * Hualpa Tupac, brother of Huayna Ccapac, grandfather of Inca Garcilasso, 260
 * Hualpa Tupac Yupanqui, uncle of the Inca Garcilasso, 264; letters from, 276