Note 118 — The Printing of the Books
Reading edition
Aduarte, I, pp. 255–8. San Pedro Martyr moved back and forth a good deal. The first year in the Philippines he was with Benavides at Baybay; the second year he was in Pangasinan. In 1590 he was ordered to the Chinese mission in Cobo’s place by Castro before he left for China. When Castro got back and Cobo could resume his old station, San Pedro Martyr went to the vicariate of Bataan “the language of which he learned very well,” and when Cobo left for Japan in 1592, San Pedro Martyr went back to San Gabriel.