Count Julian.—His Fortunes in Africa.—He hears of the Dishonour
of his Child.—His Conduct thereupon 66
CHAPTER IX.
Secret Visit of Count Julian to the Arab Camp.—First Expedition
of Taric el Tuerto 78
CHAPTER X.
Letter of Muza to the Caliph.—Second Expedition of Taric el Tuerto 85
CHAPTER XI.
Measures of Don Roderick on hearing of the Invasion.—Expedition
of Ataulpho.—Vision of Taric 94
CHAPTER XII.
Battle of Calpe.—Fate of Ataulpho 102
CHAPTER XIII.
Terror of the Country.—Roderick rouses himself to Arms 112
CHAPTER XIV.
March of the Gothic Army.—Encampment on the Banks of the
Guadalete.—Mysterious Predictions of a Palmer.—Conduct
of Pelistes thereupon 121
CHAPTER XV.
Skirmishing of the Armies.—Pelistes and his Son.—Pelistes and
the Bishop 129
CHAPTER XVI.
Traitorous Message of Count Julian 136
CHAPTER XVII.
Last Day of the Battle 141
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Field of Battle after the Defeat.—The Fate of Roderick 150
ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE FOREGOING LEGEND.
The Tomb of Roderick 158
The Cave of Hercules 160
LEGEND OF THE SUBJUGATION OF SPAIN.
CHAPTER I.
Consternation of Spain.—Conduct of the Conquerors.—Missives
between Taric and Muza 173
CHAPTER II.
Capture of Granada.—Subjugation of the Alpuxarra Mountains 181
CHAPTER III.
Expedition of Magued against Cordova.—Defence of the Patriot
Pelistes 192
CHAPTER IV.
Defence of the Convent of St. George by Pelistes 198
CHAPTER V.
Meeting between the Patriot Pelistes and the Traitor Julian 207
CHAPTER VI.
How Taric el Tuerto captured the City of Toledo through the Aid
of the Jews, and how he found the famous Talismanic Table of
Solomon 213
CHAPTER VII.
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