Fragment of the Battle of Higueruela, 1431, by Granelo and Fabricio. (Hall of Battles in the Escorial), 156 Fragment of the Battle of Higueruela, 1431, by Granelo and Fabricio. (Hall of Battles in the Escorial), 157 Surrender of the Chatelet Fort. (Hall of Battles), 158 The Siege of Han and Surrender of its Castle. (Hall of Battles), 159 Battle of Gravelinas. (Hall of Battles), 160 Preparations for the Battle of Gravelinas. (Hall of Battles), 161 Taking of St. Quintin by the Spanish Infantry Regiments. (Hall of Battles), 162 Battle before St. Quintin. (Hall of Battles), 163 Preparations for the Siege of St. Quintin. (Hall of Battles), 164 Departure of the Spanish Army from the Fortified Place of St. Quintin. (Hall of Battles), 165 The Duke of Alba reviewing his Troops at Cantillana. (Hall of Battles), 166 Effigies of all the Kings of Spain, from the Time of the Goths, until Philip V., taken from Charts, Medals, and Paintings. (Library of the Escorial), 167 Pluto and Proserpina, by L. Giordano. (Casa del Principe at the Escorial), 168 Allegory of Africa, by L. Giordano. (Casa del Principe at the Escorial), 169 Phaeton struck by Jupiter’s Thunderbolt. (Casa del Principe at the Escorial), 170 The Battle of Lepanto, by L. Giordano. (Reproduced from the Fresco in the Escorial), 171 Expedition to the Terceire Isle (Azores). (Fragment of a Fresco Painting in the Hall of Battles), 172 Apollo and Mercury, by Peregrino Tibaldi. (Fresco on the Arch of the Library of the Escorial), 173 A Sweet Singer, by Watteau. (Museum of the Escorial), 174 A Love Scene, by Watteau. (Museum of the Escorial), 175 Philip II. receiving a Deputation from the Low Countries in the Escorial, by Sant Arcos, 176 Portrait of Philip II. at the age of 71, by Antonio Moro. (Library of the Escorial), 177 Second Set of Effigies of all the Kings of Spain, from the Time of the Goths, until Philip V., taken from Charts, Medals, and Paintings. (Library of the Escorial), 178 St. Isidore, by Corrado. (In the Museum at the Escorial), 179 Pan and Misenus, by Peregrino Tibaldi. (Fresco of the Arch in the Library of the Escorial), 180