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Knights of Auvergne 37.’ Id. of France 42. 2Id. of Italy 60. 3 Id. of Arragon 56. 4 Id. ofCasille 22. 5 Id. of Germany 2. Knights of St.Stephen 40. The Italian adventurers under themost illustrious noblemen, Corgna, the twoColonna, Vitelli, Sforza, Palavicino, Rangone,Gonzaga, Peschara, Rocca, Pio, Pallavuini 5 31. 6

Spanish adventurers under Cardenas, Cefuentes,Guznan, Granuella 104. 7 Other Italian and French18. Other Spaniards 70. 8

To the above several must be added to makethem as said, eighteen hundred.

Spanish regular troops, five thousand; Italianditto, one thousand seven hundred; so that in alleight thousand five hundred were the body withwhich Toledo sailed for Malta on the 25th ofAugust. 9

1 Of whom a Grammont, D’Aubusson, Beauregard.

2 Lions, Boutillier, Bcloy, De - la Fontaine, Yicux Fonts,Damas, Neuville.

3 Gonzaga, Orsino, Rovero, Grimaldi, Spina, Lomellino,Bocca, Brusca, Malaspina, Alliata, Carmignano, Del Pozzo,Villa, Carretto, Conami, Valperga, Tapparello, Pucci, Castiglione,Serra.

4 Toledo, Sano, Mugnoz, Cabrera.

5 Guzman, Henriquez, Lara, Avila.

6 Savorgnano, Serbelloni, D’Appiano, Gambacorta.

7 Rosalez, Solo, Gomez, Zapata, De la Cerda, Benavides,Lanoy, Cogny.

8 Padilla, Holo,Guimeran, Salazar, Aranguela, Buys, D’Eredia,Vivez, Navarro.

9 Bosio: par. iii., lib. xxxi. 668.