received much honour and many presents from the Florentines; and then the king with all his sons returned to the papal court and afterwards to Naples. And this done, and after all the articles of the treaty of peace had been fulfilled by the Pope and by King Charles, Don James departed from Sicily and came into Aragon, and was crowned king over the realm; but whosoever may have been in fault, whether the Pope or Don James, King Charles found himself deceived, for when King Charles thought to have the island of Sicily again in quiet, after Don James had departed, Frederick, his next brother, became lord thereof, and caused himself to be crowned king by the Sicilians against the will of the Church by the bishop of Cephalonia; wherefore the Pope was much angered with the king of Aragon, as well as with Frederick his brother, and caused him to be summoned to court, which King James came thither the following year, as hereafter we shall make mention. [Sidenote: 1296 A.D.] [Sidenote: Inf. xxvii. 49-51.] [Sidenote: 1297 A.D.] [Sidenote: 1298 A.D.] [Sidenote: Purg. vi. 97.] Sec. 14.--_How the Guelf party were driven by force out of Genoa._ Sec. 15.--_The doings of the Tartars of Persia._ Sec. 16.--_How Maghinardo da Susinana defeated the Bolognese and took the city of Imola._ Sec. 17.--_How the people of Florence built the cities and strongholds of Sangiovanni and Castelfranco in Valdarno._ Sec. 18.--_How King James of Aragon came to Rome, and Pope Boniface granted him the island of Sardinia._ Sec. 19.--_How the counts of Flanders and of Bar rebelled against the king of France._ Sec. 20.--_How the count of Artois defeated the Flemings at Furnes, and how the king of England passed into Flanders._ Sec. 21.--_How Pope Boniface deposed from the cardinalate M. Jacopo and M. Piero della Colonna._ Sec. 22.--_How Albert of Austria defeated and slew Adolf, king of Germany, and how he was elected king of the Romans._ Sec. 23.--_How the Colonnesi came to ask pardon of the Pope, and afterwards rebelled a second time._ [Sidenote: 1298 A.D.] [Sidenote: Inf. xxvii. 67-111.]