When Gandandel and Brocadan saw this, who till now had hoped that the valour of their sons might have defended their wickedness they withdrew from the window in great sorrow and pain of heart, and the King withdrew also, for all the good fortune which befell the friends of Amadis displeased him, and he would not witness the victory of Angriote. But all else who were present rejoiced to see that Gandandel and Brocadan would suffer some part of the punishment on earth which they deserved. The four Knights meantime continued their fierce conflict, but it did not long endure, for now Tarin and Corian gave ground and fled, seeking some place of safety, but finding none they turned, and struck again at their pursuers and then again fled, till they were smitten down and slain to the great joy of Madasima and her Damsels, and the Knights of the Firm Island, but above all of Oriana, who had never ceased praying to God to grant her friends that victory. Angriote then asked the Judges if there was aught more to be done? they replied, he had done enough for his honour, and led the two champions from the lists; their comrades then received and took them with Madasima to their tents where they were healed of their wounds. _Here endeth the Second Book of Amadis of Gaul._ END OF THE SECOND VOLUME. INDEX. VOL. II. CHAPTER 36. Page _How Amadis and Galaor knew of this great treason and took counsel to procure, if they could, the liberty of the King and Oriana_ 1 CHAPTER 37. _How Don Galaor delivered King Lisuarte from the captivity to which they were treacherously leading him away_ 9 CHAPTER 38. _How tidings came to the Queen that King Lisuarte was made prisoner, and how Barsinan executed his treason, and how at last he was overthrown and the King restored to his kingdom_ 17 CHAPTER 39. _How Amadis came to succour the City of London, and what he did there_ 21 CHAPTER 40. _How King Lisuarte held a Cortes which lasted twelve days, at which great feastings were made, and of the many Chiefs and Knights who came there_ 29 CHAPTER 41. _Of the battle which Amadis had promised the fair child Briolania to perform against Abiseos and his two sons in revenge of her father's death_ 36 CHAPTER 42. _How Don Galaor went with the Damsel in quest of the Knight who had overthrown them, till he did battle with him_ 43 CHAPTER 43. _Showing how Don Florestan was the son of King Perion by a fair Damsel, daughter to the Count of Salandia_ 55 CHAPTER 44.