_ 58 _ Antonio Vogado; and with Martim Coelho and Diogo de Mello, who were in his company, Dinis Fernandes de Mello, Diogo Camacho, Antonio da Silva, Cristovão de Magalhães, Cristovao d’ Azevedo, Vicente Freire. I mention these because they were all wounded, and it was truly a great feat. When it was done the Captain-in-Chief ordered the men to assemble and they returned to the ships in great haste so that the wounded could be treated. Then he sent Dinis Fernandes in Francisco de Tavora’s ship to Larak island to fetch water and to tell Diogo de Mello, who was on guard there, to go and rest in the town where there was the Cirne, the Captain-in-Chief’s ship. While the Captain-in-Chief was waiting for Diogo de Mello, Duarte de Faria arrived in a boat and told him that Diogo de Mello had been deceived by some Moors who had gone to show him a zambuco which was close at hand, laden with merchandise. He went with them in a boat with ten men, against everybody’s advice. The Moors took him to Julfar’s fleet, which was on its way to Larak, where it was now, and they killed everyone. The Captain-in-Chief was furious, and at once sent Dom Antonio in the brig, and Jorge da Silveira in his boat to join Martim Coelho and Diogo de Mello’s vessel, in which Dom Antonio was to go and fight against Julfar’s fleet. They
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