Chapter

 1 3,1 |      under the protection of a Spanish gentleman named Manuel Melchior. ~
 2 3,3 |       and all the virtues of a Spanish courtesan; her devotion
 3 5,8 |      banner of Aragon; and the Spanish fleet had only to present
 4 6,2 |     arranged beforehand by the Spanish and German envoys, produced
 5 6,4 |       a considerable number of Spanish horse and foot, led, at
 6 6,4 |      projects by electing four Spanish cardinals, who brought up
 7 7,1 |        at Rome with an army of Spanish and Neapolitan troops. Alexander,
 8 8,1 |  custom, the cardinals and the Spanish and Venetian ambassadors
 9 8,3 |      her in woman's clothes, a Spanish Moor, called from his disguise '
10 8,3 |  called from his disguise 'the Spanish lady from Barbary!' As a
11 11,2|    which was to be held in the Spanish fashion in honour of the
12 12,2|        at Rome, the French and Spanish ambassadors presented to
13 12,4|   would be a bull-fight in the Spanish fashion; and that from the
14 15,1|   answered for the Orsini, the Spanish ambassador for the Colonnas,
15 15,2|        was courted both by the Spanish and the French party, each
16 15,2|     streets of Rome that every Spanish subject serving in a foreign
17 15,2| entered Rome, supported by the Spanish ambassador, and summoned
18 15,4|   Naples, every day seeing the Spanish governor and discussing
19 15,4|      men on the two ships. The Spanish governor received him with