Chapter

1 2,3 |    the old Ferdinand, whose birth was not only illegitimate,
2 2,3 |     on his uncle's shameful birth, commanded the whole Aragonese
3 3,4 |  powerful enough, either by birth and fortune or by intellect,
4 8,4 |  not only a man of infamous birth, but still more infamous
5 10,2| Cerviglione, a gentleman by birth and a brave soldier, captain
6 10,3|   wife, who was a Borgia by birth, and that her husband when
7 11,5|     him. In truth, his very birth was a sacrilege; he is a