Chapter

 1 2,1|         His younger brother, D'jem, better known under the
 2 2,1| accordingly in Asia in 1482. D'jem was defeated after a seven
 3 2,1|        would consent to keep D'jem with him, to give him a
 4 2,1|      in his turn had claimed D'jem, ostensibly to give support
 5 2,1|       reasons; and therefore D'jem had quitted France, accompanied
 6 5,3|       protection our brother D'jem, who is now under yours
 7 5,3|        our aforesaid brother D'jem, who being a man is liable
 8 5,3|        that our said brother D'jem might pass from the pains
 9 5,3|        true that, so long as D'jem lived, Alexander was drawing
10 5,4|        the king desired that D'jem should be given up to him,
11 5,6|     the person of the sultan D'jem, brother of the Turkish
12 5,6|      been bestowing, invited D'jem to dinner on the very day
13 5,7|       right, and on his left D'jem, who, as we said before,
14 5,7|       the Christian apparel. D'jem advanced to Charles without
15 5,7|       Cardinal Valentine and D'jem, left the former at his
16 5,7|      his lodging, and taking D'jem with him, went on to his
17 5,8|      days later, the unlucky D'jem, who had fallen sick at
18 8,1| authorised the exhumation of D'jem's body, which, it will be