Chapter

 1 2,2 | executions, had tranquillised his kingdom and smoothed the way for
 2 2,2 |        Apennines. ~These were the kingdom of Naples, the duchy of
 3 2,3 |                             3~The kingdom of Naples was in the hands
 4 2,3 |          she owned Candia and the kingdom of Cyprus. ~Thus from the
 5 3,3 |        Ferdinand of Aragon of the kingdom of Naples, Calixtus kindled
 6 4,1 |           to threaten Ferdinand's kingdom. ~Nothing could be easier:
 7 4,1 |        the house of France to the kingdom of Naples. He sent two ambassadors
 8 4,1 |       attempt the conquest of the kingdom of Naples; ~That the Duke
 9 4,2 |          French court against the kingdom of Naples, and the whole
10 4,2 |     Aragon the investiture of the kingdom of Naples accorded by his
11 4,2 |          wholly depended. For the kingdom of Naples was a fief of
12 4,3 |   demanded the investiture of the kingdom of Naples for their king. ~
13 4,4 |       would have to fight not the kingdom of Naples alone, but the
14 4,5 |           as the interests of his kingdom, and that these two motives
15 5,5 | completion of the conquest of the kingdom of Naples, the King of France
16 5,6 |        and his successors, of the kingdom of Naples; lastly, the surrender
17 5,6 |       that the investiture of the kingdom was an affair that required
18 5,6 |            the investiture of the kingdom of Naples was promised to
19 5,7 |         and the management of his kingdom to his son Ferdinand. Thus
20 5,8 |        important positions in the kingdom were filled by strangers. ~
21 6,1 |          retraced his road to his kingdom, threatened, as was said,
22 6,4 |        that still remained in the kingdom of Naples, on pain of excommunication,
23 6,4 |          they had not entered the kingdom without the consent and
24 6,4 |       brought him back to his own kingdom had been satisfactorily,
25 6,4 |     palaces and fortresses of his kingdom; which indeed he did but
26 6,4 |       French, and had entered the kingdom of Naples with them, where
27 7,3 |           to vast dominions and a kingdom ought to trample under foot
28 10,4|       Piacenza, on his way to the kingdom of Naples. But when he arrived
29 12,2|         that he had abandoned his kingdom without even attempting
30 12,3|          he should never quit the kingdom; and there, in fact, he
31 12,3|      later on as a claim upon the kingdom of the Two Sicilies. ~The
32 13,2|      which he desired far his own kingdom. For Vitellozzo possessed
33 13,4|   Castello and the other into the kingdom of Naples. ~But Caesar,
34 14,1|          suffered reverses in the kingdom of Naples, had since then
35 14,1|       converting his duchy into a kingdom. ~Caesar arrived at the
36 16,1|        reclaim him as peer of the kingdom of France; but Louis, much
37 16,1|           which robbed him of the kingdom of Naples, had enough to