Quevedo escapes from Venice 262 Osuna continues Viceroy of Naples; he is suspected of intending to arrogate Power independent of the King 263 He is ordered to return to Madrid 263 Cautious proceedings of the Court with respect to him 264 Cardinal Don Gaspar de Borgia is named his Successor 264 Return of Osuna to Spain 264 1624. His Imprisonment and Death 264 1620. Quevedo, his attachment to Osuna 264 He is suspected of participating in his treasonable Designs 265 His Imprisonment in consequence 265 His Liberation 265 1632. He is made Secretary to the King 266 1634. He leaves the Church, and marries 266 His Wife dies 266 His own Words, alluding to his evil Fate 267 1641. He is suspected of being the Author of certain Libels; is arrested and imprisoned in Consequence 268 Two Letters of his 269 His Memorial to Count Olivarez 270 His Liberation 271 1647. (September 8th.) His Death 272 His Person 272 His Character 272 His Style 273 A singular Circumstance appertaining to his literary Career 274 Critique on his Prose Writings 275 His "Vision of Calvary" 276 His "Alguazil possessed" 277 CALDERON.