Chapter

 1 1,2|    nothing else than a Roman crown piece; but this crown unscrewed,
 2 1,2|  Roman crown piece; but this crown unscrewed, and in a cavity
 3 2,2|      wars, and united to the crown all that yet remained of
 4 2,3|      of Aragon, received his crown from Giovanna of Naples,
 5 2,3|   for some time disputed the crown. At last the house of Aragon
 6 3,4|      heir presumptive to the crown of Naples, to arrange a
 7 4,2|       one of the seven great crown offices which are independent
 8 4,3| recovering the rights of the crown of Naples for the house
 9 7,2|  court, and was appointed to crown him with his own hands as
10 7,4|  Borgia were placing a royal crown upon the head of Frederic