Chapter XV: Canto IV: Endnotes

[84: Bryx or Brigus, whence Bragança.]

[85: Isla de Leon = Gades, Cadiz.]

[86: The Spanish Cuenca, concha, a shell.]

[87: Afonso I., son of D. Henrique (Canto iii., 35).]

[88: The Castles were added in A.D. 1252.]

[89: Of Abrantes town; battle of Aljubarrota, A.D. 1385.]

[90: Sol in Libra.]

[91: Cape Rocca-de-Cintra.]

[92: Pompey, Canto III., 62.]

[93: Numidian.]

[94: Montes-Sete-Irmãos, near Tangier.]

[95: Around the Royal banner.]

[96: Battle of Valverde.]

[97: Canto III., 101.]

[98: “Saint” Ferdinand.]

[99: Octavius.]

[100: Pompey’s tomb on Mount Casius (Baalzephon).]

[101: Explorers’ epitaph!]

[102: That of the Moon.]

[103: The soldiers and sailors then being different services.]

[104: _i.e._, the ships.]

[105: Old chapel of Belem (Bethlehem).]

[106: The “Old Man of Belem” is the people personified.]