[40] Some call it eighty-one. But this includes some arches of construction in the spandrils, and is not fair counting.
[42] The province derives its name from the conquests “beyond the Duero” won in the earlier stages of the struggle with the Moors.
[43] Noche Toledana is proverbial in Spanish as equivalent to a sleepless night.
[44] The Octroi office, to receive the city tolls.
[45] Trajan was a Spaniard born, and his reign an extremely prosperous period for Spain.
[46] “The Vineyard,” a lovely dismantled monastery planted beside the Eresma, just underneath the town.
[47] Montaigne.
[48] E.g. Talavera, first Archbishop of Grenada, and Peter Martyr, the Confessor and Biographer of Isabella.
[49] The beautiful Huerta of Liria is the only district actually praised.