The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 09 of 55 - 1593-1597 by Unknown
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12. For question twelve: Whether they know that all the aforesaid is public and well known. _Hernando de Los Rios_ _Evidence on the part of the hospital_ In the city of Manila, on the fifteenth day of the month of April, one thousand five hundred and ninety-four, Colonel Hernando de los Rios, steward of the Spanish hospital of this city, in answer to the contents of the petition and interrogatory above set forth, presented as witness Fray Diego Muñoz, prior of the convent of Sant Pablo de San Agustin of Manila, and commissary of the Holy Office. Oath was taken from him _in verbum sacerdotis_, and he promised to tell the truth. Being interrogated in accordance with the inquiry, he deposed as follows: 1. To the first question he answered that he knew of the royal hospital of this city of Manila from the time of its establishment by Doctor Santiago de Vera. This was his answer. Being asked the usual questions prescribed by law, he said that he was thirty-four years old and competent to be a witness. 2. To the second question, he answered that he knew there is no other hospital for treating Spaniards throughout these islands except that of the said city of Manila. Therefore Spaniards from all the islands, especially ordinary soldiers and mercenaries, go there for |
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