who married Isabella de Ojeda. He afterwards changed his name to Antonio Serrano de Cardona. He died a natural death.
Francisco Rodrigues Magarino, a man who greatly distinguished himself, and also died in his bed.
In the same way Francisco Flores, who was of a noble family, and lived in Guaxaca.
Alonso de Grado, a better man of business than a soldier, would not desist from importuning Cortes until he had given him Doña Isabella, Motecusuma's daughter, in marriage. He also died in his bed.
There were four soldiers of the name of Solis. One was far advanced in years, and perished on the night of sorrows. The second was a very odd kind of fellow, we called the helmet, and he ended his days in Guatimala. The third was Pedro, to whom we gave the name