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The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 22 of 55, 1625-29

Note 2 — Relations of 1628–29

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[Word in MS. illegible] On March 13, fire fell from heaven upon the Parian or fair of the Chinese (according to what they themselves swear, namely, that they saw it fall), and burned it all, without a single one of the more than eight hundred houses that it contained being left; and the only thing that was left standing was a church which was in the Parian.2 The Parian of Manila and almost all the city of Zebu were burned, with great loss.

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