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 We present a similar synopsis, with a short extract from the bull.

Letters of Cárlos I (1523).—The originals of these documents are in the Seville archives, in "Patronato Real." We translate from the text in Navarrete, ut supra, vol. iv (1837), as follows: instructions to the ambassadors, pp. 301–305; letter to Zúñiga, pp. 312–320.

Treaty of Vitoria (Feb. 19, 1524).—The original is in the Seville archives—pressmark, "Papeles del Maluco, de 1519 à 1547, lego. io." The translation here published is made from Navarrete, ut supra, pp. 320–326.

Junta of Badajoz (April–May, 1524).—The originals of these documents are at Seville, in the "Patronato Real." The copies made therefrom by Juan Bautista Muñoz, in pursuance of orders given him by Cárlos IV to write a history of Spanish discovery and conquest, are in the library of the Real Academia de la Historia, Madrid. Our translations and synopses are made from Navarrete's text, ut supra, as follows: extract from the records of possession and ownership, pp. 355–368; opinions of Spanish astronomers and pilots, pp. 333–355; letters to Spanish deputies, pp. 326–333.

Treaty of Zaragoza (April 22, 1529).—The original of this document is in Torre do Tombo, Lisbon—pressmark, "Gaveta 18, maco 8, no. 29." Our translation is made from the text in Alguns documentos, pp. 495–512. This treaty has been published also in Navarrete, ut supra, pp. 389–406; and in Martens's ''Supp. Traités de l'Europe'', i, pp. 398–421. It was appended to the treaty of 1750 between Spain and Portugal.