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Arrival (ch. 40-42) [summary] 298 Namo’s Defiance (ch. 43) 299 The Embassy Concluded (ch. 44-50) [summary] 300 Gerard of the Thicket in Aspramont A Raid on Almont’s Baggage Train (ch. 51-52) 303 A Skirmish (ch. 53-56) [summary] 304 The Capture of Almont’s Tower (ch. 57-58) . . . . . 309 [from] Book Three: Roland Charlemagne and Gerard Reconciled Almont’s Grief (ch. 1) 310 Almont Summons Help (ch. 2) [summary] Preparations for Battle (ch. 3-8) 319 The First Day of Battle (ch. 9-10) [summary] Balant Vindicated (ch. 11) 320 Christian Victory The Second Day of Battle (ch. 12-14) [summary] 321 Charlemagne Enters Battle (ch. 15) 323 Gerard Captures Almont’s Banner Train (ch. 17-18) 326 Battle Rejoined (ch. 19-21) [summary] Rout of the Saracens (ch. 22-25) 331 Almont, Charlemagne and Roland The Situation (ch. 26-29) 337 Anglant’s Dream (ch. 30) The Fight at St. Sylvester’s Well (ch. 31-38) 348 Aftermath (ch. 39) [summary] . . . . . Roland Dubbed Knight Balant Becomes Charlemagne’s Counselor (ch. 51-54) 352 Charlemagne’s Proclamation (ch. 55-56) [summary] 353 Roland Demands a Knighthood (ch. 57-58) 354 Preparations for the Ceremony (ch. 59) [summary] 355 Roland Knighted (ch. 60) . . . . . 356 Roland in Battle Preliminaries (ch. 67-69) 361 The Three Saints (ch. 70-73) 366 Battle Continues (ch. 74-81) [summary] 367 The Mustapha Plots Treason (ch. 82) 369 The Third Day of Battle (ch. 81-91) [summary] 371 Anglant’s Death (ch. 92) 375 Gerard’s Rivalry Revives Roland Lost and Found (ch. 93) 377 Charlemagne Receives Gerard’s Gifts (ch. 94) [summary] The Surrender of Anglant’s Queen (ch. 95) 379 Flor and Florissa (ch. 96-99) [summary] Departure from Aspramont (ch100-102) 382 The Battle of Vienne Troyan Attacks (ch. 103-104) [summary] 383 Gerard Refuses to Send for Charlemagne (ch. 105) 384 Clare’s Challenge (ch. 106-109) [summary] The Duel Begins (ch. 110) 385 A Pact (ch. 111-112) [summary] Troyan’s Death (ch. 113-117) 392 Victory at Vienne (ch. 118-121) [summary] 393 The Death of Pantalis (ch. 122) 395 Gerard, Clare, Roland A Fragile Peace with Gerard (ch. 123-124) 398 Oliver and Alda (ch. 125) 399 Bussy in Paris (ch. 126) 400 The Murder of Lord Bussy (ch. 127-128) [summary] 401 War with Gerard The War Begins (ch. 129-132) 406 Lasona (133-136) [summary] 6 © 2009 Max Wickert
408 Clare’s Duel with Roland (ch. 137-144) 419 Gerard and His Sons Gerard’s Alliance with Marsilius (ch. 145-146) [summary] Gerard Seeks the Death of His Own Sons (ch. 147) 421 Gerard Captured (ch. 148-150) [summary] Victory and Truce (ch. 151) 423 Roland and Oliver (ch. 152-159) . . . . . 436 [from] Anonymous, The Exploits in Spain (Li Fatti di Spagna) Prelude to War Charlemagne’s Council (ch. 1-7) 441 Preparations (ch. 8) [summary] 442 Marsilius’ Embassy (ch. 9-11) 444 Ferrau Ferrau in Lazara (ch. 12-15) [summary] 445 Charlemagne’s Army Arrives in Navarre (ch. 16) 446 The French Cross the Frontier (ch. 17) [summary] 447 Ferrau Arms (ch. 18) 448 Ferrau Captures Ten Peers of France (ch. 19-22) [summary] 449 Roland and Ferrau (ch. 23-25) . . . . . 463 Mecca and Jerusalem Dionysia (ch. 30) 470 Bucephalus (ch. 31) [summary] Pelleas (ch. 32) 473 Polynor (ch. 33-34) [summary] Victory at Mecca (ch. 35-36) 478 Hugh and Answig in Jerusalem (ch. 37) [summary] 480 The Return to Pamplona Island Shipwreck (ch. 38) 488 Saracen Schemes, Maganza Treachery (ch. 39-40) 496 Deceit and Counterdeceit (ch. 41) [summary] Pamplona, Estella, Lucerna Roland in Rome and Lombardy (ch. 42) [summary] 497 The Capture of Pamplona (ch. 43) 500 Roncesvalles Ganelon Turns Traitor (ch. 46-47) 515 Roland’s Last Stand (ch. 48-50) . . . . . 528 Andrea da Barberino, Lineage of the Noble Houses of France 7 © 2009 Max Wickert
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