Volume 43 — Chapter XLIX
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New reënforcement of religious, which arrived at this province, and the voyage of two of them to Kun-King.
The father lector, Fray Thomas Tocho, son of the royal convent of Santo Domingo, of Mallorca.
The father lector, Fray Francisco de Barrera, son of the convent of Santa Maria, of Nieva.
The father preacher, Fray Juan Martinez, son of the convent of San Pablo, of Burgos.
The father lector, Fray Juan de Toro, son of the royal convent of San Pablo, of Sevilla.
The father lector, Fray Antonio Diaz, son of the convent of San Pablo, of Valladolid.
Father Fray Antonio Gonçalez Laso, son of the convent of La Puebla de los Angeles.
Father Fray Phelipe Fernandez, son of the royal convent of Santa Maria, of Nieva.
Father Fray Diego Perez de Matta, son of the royal convent of Santo Domingo, of Mexico.
Father Fray Antonio de Argollanes, son of the convent of Santo Domingo, of Oviedo.
Father Fray Joseph de Rezabal, son of the convent of San Pablo, of Victoria.
Father Fray Domingo Salzedo, son of the convent of San Pablo, of Burgos.
Father Fray Balthasar de Andueza, son of the convent of San Pablo, of Valladolid.
Father Fray Antonio Rodriguez, son of the convent of Santo Domingo, of Ciudad de San-Tiago.
Father Fray Juan Pinta, of the convent of San Pablo, of Valladolid.
Father Fray Andres Gonçalez, of the convent of Santo Domingo, of San-Tiago.
Brother Fray Francisco Petite, deacon, of the convent of San Pablo, of Valladolid.
Brother Fray Bartholome Sabuquilla, deacon, of the convent of Santo Thomas, of Madrid.
Brother Fray Manuel de Esqueda, deacon, of the convent of Santo Domingo, of Cadiz.
Brother Fray Antonio Perez, deacon, of the convent of Santo Domingo, of Zamora.
Brother Fray Mauro Falcon, deacon, of the convent of Santo Domingo, of San-Tiago.
Brother Fray Antonio Zabala, deacon, of the convent of San Pablo, of Burgos.
Brother Fray Juan Crespo, subdeacon, of the convent of San Pablo, of Valladolid.
Brother Fray Francisco Cavallero, subdeacon, of the same convent.
Brother Fray Francisco Molina, subdeacon, of the same convent.
Brother Fray Bernardino Membride, subdeacon, of the same convent.
Brother Fray Gregorio Vigil, acolyte of the convent of Santo Domingo, of Oviedo.
Brother Fray Juan Matheos, acolyte, of the convent of San Estevan, of Salamanca.
Brother Fray Pedro Campueñas, acolyte, of the convent of San Pablo, of Valladolid.
Brother Fray Andres de Lubitero, acolyte, of the convent of San Estevan, of Salamanca.
Brother Fray Miguel Velasco, acolyte, of the convent of Santo Domingo, of Mexico.
Brother Fray Joseph de Palencia, acolyte, of the convent of San Pablo, of Valladolid.
Brother Fray Joachin de la Torre, acolyte, of the convent of Santo Domingo, of Oxaca.
Brother Fray Joseph Barba, lay-brother, of the convent of San Pablo, of Valladolid.
Brother Fray Joseph Barba, lay-brother, of the convent of San Ildephonso, of Zaragoça.
Brother Fray Domingo Sena, lay-brother, of the convent of San Pablo, of Valladolid.
Brother Fray Martin de San Joseph, lay-brother, of the convent of Burgos.
Brother Fray Joseph Pina, lay-brother, of the convent of Burgos.
Besides these thirty-seven religious, came another, a Genoan, who was sent by the Propaganda, one Fray Thomas Sextri, of the Dominican convent of Turin. [The remainder of the chapter is occupied with the relation of the voyage to Tun-King by two of the above religious.]
[Chapters li–lvii (which complete the volume) treat of the lives of various fathers and sisters of the order. In the biographical notices of these chapters, as well as in all the other biographical chapters of this volume, there is necessarily much on the mission work of the Dominicans; but the method of treatment is almost entirely from the standpoint of the individual, and offers no view of the mission work as a whole, or at least nothing new is added to the broader aspects of the work. Consequently, we do not present anything from those chapters in this survey of Dominican missions.]