Chapter

 1 2,1 |    Hungary, by Ferdinand, King of Aragon and Sicily, and by Ferdinand,
 2 2,3 |            His father, Alfonso of Aragon, received his crown from
 3 2,3 |       crown. At last the house of Aragon carried the day over the
 4 2,3 |        less fatal to the house of Aragon, although Roderigo was born
 5 3,1 | cherishing hopes of the crowns of Aragon and Valencia. Roderigo from
 6 3,1 |        ambassador to the kings of Aragon and Portugal. On his return,
 7 3,1 |           to a young gentleman of Aragon; thus there only remained
 8 3,3 |      virtues. To rob Ferdinand of Aragon of the kingdom of Naples,
 9 3,4 |       alliances. The gentleman of Aragon who had married Lucrezia
10 3,4 |           been made to Alfonso of Aragon, heir presumptive to the
11 4,1 |        rights of Anjou usurped by Aragon; and with a view to reconciling
12 4,2 |        had at any rate helped the Aragon party with men and money. ~
13 4,2 |         300,000 ducats by John of Aragon; but at the time agreed
14 4,2 |        withdraw from the house of Aragon the investiture of the kingdom
15 4,2 |         conceivable importance to Aragon just at the time when Anjou
16 4,3 |       being bound to the house of Aragon by a treaty, she could not
17 4,3 |       investiture to the house of Aragon, he could not take it away,
18 5,1 |          devotion to the house of Aragon or his opposition to France,
19 5,3 |        alliance with the house of Aragon. But here was this house
20 5,3 |       investiture and given it to Aragon. ~ ~
21 5,4 |    retired from the alliance with Aragon. Alexander accordingly judged
22 5,8 |        had dethroned the house of Aragon, lest he might not make
23 5,8 |         and hoisted the banner of Aragon; and the Spanish fleet had
24 7,4 |           the head of Frederic of Aragon. ~This blow had pierced
25 8,1 |       Lucrezia and Don Alfonso of Aragon, Duke of Bicelli and Prince
26 8,1 |       formed between the house of Aragon and the Holy See. Alexander
27 8,2 |        alliance with the house of Aragon as that of Lucrezia and
28 8,4 |    default of the haughty lady of Aragon, Caesar soon found another
29 10,2|       declared Lucrezia Borgia of Aragon life-governor of Spoleto
30 11,2|         his right a long delicate Aragon sword. It was high time:
31 12,2|      attached him to the house of Aragon, and then began by making
32 12,3|       this branch of the house of Aragon, which had now reigned for
33 12,3|          other on Don Roderigo of Aragon, son of Lucrezia and Alfonso:
34 14,1|       ambassador from the King of Aragon; Francesco Soderini, bishop