Sec. 62.--_How King Charles complained to the Church, and to the king of France, and to all his friends, and the aid which he received from them._ Sec. 63.--_How they of Palermo, and the other Sicilians, sent their ambassadors to Pope Martin._ Sec. 64.--_Of the aid which the commonwealth of Florence sent to King Charles._ Sec. 65.--_How King Charles led an expedition against Messina by sea and by land._ Sec. 66.--_How the king's forces took Melazzo, and how the Messinese sent for the legate to treat for peace with King Charles._ Sec. 67.--_How the treaty of peace was broken which the legate had arranged between King Charles and the Messinese._ Sec. 68.--_How Messina was attacked by King Charles' forces, and how it was defended._ Sec. 69.--_How Peter, king of Aragon, departed from Catalonia and came to Sicily, and how he was made and crowned king by the Sicilians._ Sec. 70.--_Of the parliament which the king of Aragon held in Palermo, to succour the city of Messina._ Sec. 71.--_The letter that the king of Aragon sent to King Charles._ Sec. 72.--_How King Charles called his council and answered the king of Aragon by his letter._ Sec. 73.--_What was King Charles' answer in his letter to the king of Aragon._ Sec. 74.--_How the king of Aragon sent his admiral to capture the fleet of King Charles._ Sec. 75.--_How King Charles must needs depart from the siege of Messina, and how he returned into the Kingdom._ Sec. 76.--_Who was the first Christian king of Aragon._ Sec. 77.--_How the Lucchese burnt and destroyed the city of Pescia._ Sec. 78.--_How Rudolf, Emperor elect, sent his vicar into Tuscany._ Sec. 79.--_How the Office of Priors was first created in Florence._ [Sidenote: 1282 A.D.]