Cristobal de Molina, An Account of the Fables and Rites of the Yncas (Cuzco, c. 1575; first printed in English, London 1873)

A report on Inca religion written at Cuzco by the priest of the hospital parish for natives, who says on his first page how he got it: he assembled aged people who had themselves taken part in the rites under Huayna Ccapac, Huascar and Manco. It is the fullest surviving description of the Inca ritual year and it carries, in the same manuscript, the earliest close account of the huaca revival that swept the Andes after 1560 - written by a man whose office was to end it.