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438 * 105 n.; version of the Paccari-tampu myth, 140, 280
 * Salinillas, name of the horse of Garcilasso de la Vega, 270, 271
 * Salto de Aguirre. See Huallaga
 * Saña, coast valley, 208
 * Sanchez, schoolmaster to Mestizos at Cuzco, 264
 * San Cristoval, church at Cuzco, 256, 286
 * Sancu, pudding at Situa festival, 126
 * San Damian, in Huarochiri, 230
 * San Domingo, convent at Cuzco: copy of Ollantay at, 148
 * San Lorenzo, island, v, 227
 * Sañoc tribe: followers of the Ayars, 50, 65
 * Santa, coast valley, 208
 * Santa Ana, church at Cuzco: portraits of Incas, 121
 * Santillan: 'Relacion,' xi n., 7, 169
 * Santo Tomas, Domingo de: his grammar of the general language gave it the name of Quichua, 312
 * Saquis-ahuana, 84, 89, 90; meaning of the words, 90 n.; corrupted to Xaquix Ahuana and Sacs Ahuana, 90.: See Caquia
 * Sara Mama, 112
 * Sarmiento, Pedro de: voyages translated by the author, xi n.; history of the Incas, xi n.; manuscript at Göttingen, edited by Dr. Pietschmann, 5; account of, special value, 6, 280; version of the Paccari-tampu myth, 49–57; his dates, 55; gives Tahuapaca as the name of Uira-cocha's servant, 101; on human sacrifices, 109; method of recording events, 140; condition of Peru before the Incas, 159; Inca's voyage to the Galapagos islands, 184, 185; Inca invasion of the coast, 223; survivals of Incas, 254; with the Viceroy Toledo on his journey of inspection, 289
 * Sausiru, farm, 135
 * Saya huamrac, class of children, 162
 * Sayri-cancha, 56
 * Sayri Tupac, son and heir of Manco Inca, 259; tournament at his baptism, 268; induced to come to Lima, 273, 274; return to Cuzco, death, 274; his wife Cusi Huarcay, 274; marriage of his daughter to Loyola, 274; received the llautu of Atahualpa from Miguel Astete, 274
 * Schinus molle, berry used to flavour chicha, 127. See Molle
 * Schools. See Yacha-huasi
 * Sec, peculiar language on the coast, 220
 * Sechura, on the coast, 220
 * Sicuani, 113; Dr. Valdez, Cura of, 148
 * Sillustani, chulpas or Colla burial towers, 187, 319
 * Silva, Diego de, godfather of Inca Garcilasso, 264
 * Simaponte, Tupac Amaru captured at, 293
 * Sinchi, chief, 159
 * Sinchi Rocca, 56
 * Siquillapampa, the Ccoya Mama Rahua's residence at, 244, 245, 247
 * Situa, festival, 125–7
 * Siuyacu, mother of Rocca: revolution arranged by, 58, 59; urges reforms, 66
 * Socialism under the Incas, 169
 * Socso or Sucso, bastard of Inca Uira-cocha, 77, 84
 * Socyac, diviners, 107
 * Solar observations, 115, 116
 * Solorzano, Juan de: his 'Politica Indiana,' 8
 * Solstices, 115
 * Solstitial pillars, 115
 * Sondor-huasi, 319
 * Songs: harvest song, 70; Huari, 131; Haylli, 132; Yarahui, 135; mythical song, 143; love songs, 156
 * Soothsayers. See Diviners
 * Sora, an intoxicating spirit, 128