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WHat became of the Reuenge after Sir Richards death, diuers report diuersly, but the most pro∣bable and sufficient proofe sayth, that within fewe dayes after the Knights death, there arose a great storme from the VVest and North-west, that all the Fleet was disperced, aswell the Indian Fleet, which were then come vnto them, as all the rest of the Armada, which attended their ariuall; of vvhich fourteene sayle, together with the Reuenge, and in her two hundred Spanyards, were cast away vppon the Ile of S. Michaels; so it pleased them to honour the buriall of that renowned Ship the Reuenge, not suffering her to perrish alone, for the great honour shee atchiued in her life time.