Jean d'Appia, escaped with certain others from the said discomfiture, and returned to Faenza. [Sidenote: 1282 A.D.] [Sidenote: 1283 A.D.] [Sidenote: 1282 A.D.] [Sidenote: 1283 A.D.] [Sidenote: 1284 A.D.] Sec. 82.--_How Forli surrendered to the Church, and how there was peace in Romagna._ Sec. 83.--_How the king of Armenia with a great company of Tartars was defeated at Cammella [Emesa] in Syria by the soldan of Egypt._ Sec. 84.--_How the war between the Genoese and Pisans began._ Sec. 85.--_How the prince, son of King Charles, with many barons of France and of Provence, came to Florence to march against the Sicilians._ Sec. 86.--_How King Charles and King Peter of Aragon engaged to fight in single combat at Bordeaux, in Gascony, for the possession of Sicily._ Sec. 87.--_How on the appointed day, King Peter, of Aragon, failed to appear at Bordeaux, wherefore he was excommunicated and deposed by the Pope._ Sec. 88.--_How there was in Florence a flood of waters and great scarcity of victuals._ Sec. 89.--_How a noble court and festival was held in the city of Florence, whereat all were arrayed in white._ Sec. 90.--_How the Genoese did great hurt to the Pisans returning from Sardinia._ Sec. 91.--_Still of the doings of the Pisans and the Genoese._ Sec. 92.--_How the Genoese discomfited the Pisans at Meloria._ Sec. 93.--_How Charles, prince of Salerno, was defeated and taken prisoner at sea, by Ruggeri di Loria, with the fleet of the Sicilians._ Sec. 94.--_How King Charles arrived at Naples with his fleet, and then made ready to pass to Sicily._ Sec. 95.--_How the good King Charles passed from this life at the city of Foggia in Apulia._ [Sidenote: 1284 A.D.] [Sidenote: Purg. vii. 113, 124, 128.] [Sidenote: Par. viii. 31, 49-72; ix. 1.] [Sidenote: Cf. Par. viii. 82, 83; Purg. xx. 79-84.] [Sidenote: Par. viii. 76-84.]