an island of the South Sea, near the sea-coast of Peru, in South America, which was the first place possessed by the Spaniards when they attempted the conquest of Peru; it is also the place where the buccaneers used to come for wood and water, and to refit their vessels when they were in these parts. W. Long. 88. 0. N. Lat. 2. 30.

GALLO-Grecia, a country of Asia Minor, near Bithynia and Cappadocia. It was inhabited by a colony of Gauls, who assumed the name of Gallogreci because a number of Greeks had accompanied them in their emigration. See Galatia.