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CEPEDA, Pernando de (thay-pay'-da), author, born near the end of the 16th century. He published in Mexico, in 1637, an account in Spanish of the foundation of that City, of the great inundations that it suffered, and of the canals designed and executed between the years 1553 and 1637. Its title is "Relation del Sitio en que esta fundada la Ciudad de Mexico." Leon, in his "Bibliotheca Indiea," says that it. was probably the same author that wrote a useful work entitled "De la Plata Ensayada, y Barras de las Indias."
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