1547. They also go clothed, but of what materials they make their garments, they do not like to reveal-whether from wools, cottons, leaves, or fibers of bark glued together with a kind of gum (which they affirm)-saying it is a matter of no importance.
1547. (They wear clothing also, but from what material they form their garments, whether from wool, or from cotton, or from leaves, or from the fibers of bark agglutinated by a certain species of gum, which they affirm, they do not care to be explicit, saying it is a matter of no consequence.)
1547. Vestiti etiam sunt, sed ex quibus vestitus suos faciunt, num ex lanis, an ex lanis sylvestribus, an ex fosiis, an ex corticis fibris, gummi conglutinatis, quod affirmant, non volunt manifestare, dicentes quod id supervacaneum sit.