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Goa and the Blue Mountains

Note 123 — Chapter XIII · THE MOSLEM AND OTHER NATIVES OF MALABAR.

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Who retorted by hanging them upon the spot, or throwing them overboard. This style of warfare was productive of great barbarities. There is a pile of stone rising above the sea, about seven leagues north-west of Calicut, called the Sacrifice Rock, from the slaughter of the crew of a Portuguese vessel which was captured by the Cottica cruisers shortly after the settlement of the Christians in India.

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