After laboring also in the villages of Apalit and
Macabebe (1626), he was chosen commissary-procurator to Madrid (1630),
dying in the following year, aboard ship. See Perez's _Catalogo_,
p. 86.
[81] St. Luke, i, 37.--Coco.
[82] Fray Pedro de Quesada, a native of Jaen, took his vows in the
province of Castilla. He was appointed preacher-general and reader of
theology in 1630, and labored afterward in the villages of Malolos
(1632), Lipa (1636), and Bulacan (1638). In 1639 he went to Spain
as procurator-commissary of Madrid and definitor-general; but the
intermediary chapter having annulled his appointment, he set out
again for the islands as president of a mission of religious, dying
in Mexico in 1645. See Perez's _Catalogo_, p. 107.
[83] Paul's Epistle to the Romans, viii, 37.--Coco.
[84] Paul's Epistle to the Galatians, vi, 14.--Coco.
[85] Blumentritt in his _List of Native Tribes of the Philippines_
(Mason's translation, Washington, 1901), says of the people of
this name: "In a chart of the Philippines for 1744, by P.
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