general to fight.  The naval fight betwixt the Portuguese and the Achenois.  The Achenois defeated.  The saint declares the victory to the people of Malacca.  The certain news of the victory is brought.  The return of the victorious fleet.  Anger arrives at Malacca, when the saint was ready to depart from it.  Divers adventures of Anger.  Anger is brought to the Father, who sends him to Goa.  Xavier calms a tempest.  He writes to the king of Portugal.  His letter full of zeal, discretion, and charity.  He desires the king to send him some preachers of the society.  He writes to Father Simon Rodriguez.  He sends an account to the Fathers at Rome of his voyages.  He receives great comfort from the fervency of the new converts.  He stays at Manapar, and what he performed there.  The rules which he prescribes to the missioners of the fishing coast.  He pusses over to the isle of Ceylon; his actions there.  He departs for Goa, and finds the viceroy at Britain.  He obtains whatever he demands of the viceroy.  He concerts a young gentleman, who was very much debauched.  He fixes the resolution of Cosmo de Torrez to enter into the society.  He instructs Anger anew, and causes him to be farther taught by Torrez.  He hears news from Japan, and designs a voyage thither to preach the gospel.  He undertakes the conversion of a soldier.  He converts the soldier, and what means he uses to engage him to penance.  He assists the viceroy of the Indies at his death.  He applies himself more than ever to the exercises of an interior life.  He returns to his employment in the care of souls at Goa.  He receives supplies from Europe:  the arrival of Father Gasper Barzaeus.  He goes to the fishing coast; his actions there.  He speaks to the deputy-governor of the Indies, concerning his voyage to Japan.  All endeavours are used to break the Father’s intended voyage to Japan.  He slights the reasons alleged against his voyage to Japan.  He writes to Father Ignatius, and to Father Rodriguez.  He constitutes superiors to superintend the society in India during his absence, and the orders which he leaves them.  He sends Gasper Barzaeus to Ormuz.  He gives instructions and orders to Barzaeus.  He recommends to him the perfecting of himself.  He charges him to instruct the children himself.  He recommends the poor to him.  He recommends the prisoners to him.  His advice concerning restitutions.  He prescribes him some precautions in his dealings with his friends.  He recommends to him the practice of the particular Examen.  He exhorts him to preach, and gives him rules for preaching.  He institutes him in the way of correcting sinners.  He prescribes him a method, for administering the sacrament of penance.  He continues to instruct him on the subject of confession.  He instructs him how to deal with those who want faith, concerning the blessed sacrament.  He instructs how to deal with penitents.  He recommends to him, the obedience due to ecclesiastical superiors.  He commands him to honour the governor.  He gives