At the end of
his term in that office, he was chosen subprior of the Manila convent,
visitor, and finally definitor. He died in 1613.
The above notices are taken from Perez's _Catalogo_.
[4] Fray Pedro Solier was born in the town of Barajas in 1578, and
began his studies in Toledo. Me entered the Augustinian convent at
Salamanca in 1593, where he remained until 1598, when he went to
the Philippines. He was appointed provincial reader, and retained
that office until 1603, when he returned to Spain as commissary
procurator. After three years he went again to the islands, laden
with honors; and after ministering for two years at Bacolor, was
elected provincial in 1608, governing until 1610, when on account of
the deposition of Fray Lorenzo de Leon, he went to Spain to give a
report of that matter. He was appointed bishop of Puerto Rico in 1614
and took possession of his see in 1615. In 1619 he became archbishop
of Santo Domingo. He died in 1620. See Perez's _Catalogo_, p. 57.
[5] Fray Hernando Guerrero, a native of Alcaraz, professed in the
convent of San Felipe el Real in 1588.
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