Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  | negotiation with Peter, king of Aragon, which took effect in the
 2      I,  V  |     Nicholas and Peter, king of Aragon, by which the Sicilians
 3      I,  V  |       consent that the kings of Aragon should be invested with
 4      I,  VII|  assistance of Alfonzo, king of Aragon and Sicily, adopted him
 5      I,  VII|  compelled Alfonzo to return to Aragon. Braccio, undaunted at the
 6     IV,  II |       protection of the king of Aragon?” To these reproaches was
 7      V,  II |         of Anjou and Alfonso of Aragon aspire to the kingdom—Alfonso
 8      V,  II |     successor. Alfonso, king of Aragon, was at this time in Sicily,
 9      V,  II | occurred at the time Alfonso of Aragon was made prisoner. Among
10      V,  II |       assistance to the king of Aragon. Upon these new events Pope
11      V,  IV |         of Anjou and Alfonso of Aragon, could find repose only
12     VI,  I  |         laid aside. Alfonso, of Aragon, had, during these wars,
13     VI,  II |         hope of assistance from Aragon, sought peace with the count,
14     VI,  VII|         this war. John, king of Aragon, who succeeded upon the
15    VII,  II |    eldest son. Thus Ferrando of Aragon and Francesco Sforza became,