Spain, v. 1 (of 2)

by Edmondo De Amicis

End of Vol. I.

INDEX.

• A.
• Abdelasio reconstructs the Alcazar of Seville, ii. 121.
• Abdurrahman I. builds the mosque of Cordova, ii. 68.
• Abdurrahman I. builds Medina Az-Zahra, ii. 88;
• his happy days, ii. 89.
• Abencerrages, Hall of the, Alhambra, ii. 209.
• Abrantes, duke d', at the bull-fights, [209].
• Absolutist party, [96].
• Academy, a dream of the, [280].
• Academy of San Fernando, Madrid, [193].
• Acquasola gardens, Genoa, [10].
• Alameda, Granada, ii. 188, ii. 241.
• Alarcon y Mendoza, Juan Ruiz de, dramatist, [169].
• Alarmed travellers, ii. 9, ii. 55.
• Albaicin at Granada, ii. 244;
• courtyard in, ii. 246;
• fortune-telling, ii. 253;
• government of, ii. 255;
• ignorance in, ii. 256;
• Parisian quarter, ii. 245;
• squalor of, ii. 251.
• Albornoz, Gil Carillo de, tomb of, Toledo, ii. 29.
• Alcaiceria, Granada, ii. 241.
• Alcala street, Madrid, [156], [168].
• Alcanadre, Roman aqueduct at, [91].
• Alcantara, bridge of, Toledo, ii. 18.
• Alcazar de San Juan, ii. 259;
• of Seville, ii. 120;
• of Toledo, ii. 39.
• Alcayde of Saragossa's bold republicanism, [83].
• Aleardi Gaetano, on the can-can, [171].
• Alfonso and the Cid, [121].
• Alfonso the Wise, MSS. of, ii. 118;
• tomb of, ii. 109.
• Alfonso VIII. defeats the Moors at las Navas de Tolosa, ii. 61.
• Alfonso XII., favored by the Moderate party, [96].
• Algaba, ii. 118.
• Algeciras, Gulf of, ii. 168.
• Alhambra, arabesques, ii. 197, [208], ii. 210, ii. 211;
• baths, ii. 211;
• cabinet of Linderaja, ii. 209;
• Charles V.'s palace, ii. 192;
• Court of Lions, ii. 201;
• Court of Myrtles, ii. 194;
• fascination of, ii. 205;
• Gate of Justice, ii. 192;
• grounds of ii. 190;
• Hall of Abencerrages, ii. 209;
• Hall of Barca, ii. 197;
• Hall of Divans, ii. 210;
• Hall of Justice, ii. 206;
• Hall of Oranges, ii. 209;
• Hall of the Ambassadors, ii. 198;
• Hall of the Two Sisters, ii. 207;
• Mirador de la Reina, ii. 212, ii. 215;
• mosque, ii. 216;
• paintings in, ii. 207;
• Patio de la Reja, ii. 212;
• realization of a dream, ii. 200;
• situation of, ii. 190;
• Tower of Commares, ii. 196;
• Tower of the Ambassadors, ii. 196;
• vastness of the, ii. 217;
• view from, ii. 213.
• Ali Pacha, relics of, [176].
• Almago, Melchiorre, republican journalist, ii. 243.
• Almansa, plain of, ii. 260.
• Almansur builds Zahira, ii. 89.
• Almodovar, castle of, ii. 99.
• Altimura, Count d', possesses the fiscal accounts of Gonzalez di Cordova, ii. 237.
• Alvarez, Gen., house of, at Gerona, [16].
• Amadeus at Gerona, [16];
• at Logroño, [85];
• at Madrid, [166], [194];
• at Saragossa, [82];
• at the bull-fights, [213];
• at Valencia, ii. 262;
• character of, [201];
• courage of, [199];
• court-life of, [194];
• encourages bull-fights, [223], [235];
• hostility of the newspapers to, [93], [200];
• hostility of the soldiery to, [204];
• prejudice against, [15], [33], [80].
• Ambassadors, Hall of the, Alhambra, ii. 198;
• at Seville, ii. 124;
• Tower of the, Alhambra, ii. 196.
• Amusements, [168].
• Andalusian characteristics, [36];
• dialect, ii. 93;
• scenery, ii. 61, [100], ii. 177;
• women, ii. 79, ii. 93, ii. 126.
• Angels, convent of, Granada, ii. 238.
• Ansurez, Pedro, tomb of, [137].
• Aosta, duke d'. See Amadeus.
• Aqueduct, Roman, at Segovia, [124].
• Arabesques in the Alhambra, beauty of, ii. 197;
• intricacy of design, ii. 197, ii. 208, ii. 210, ii. 211.
• Aranjuez, arrival at, ii. 10;
• gardens, ii. 12;
• historic associations, ii. 11;
• royal palace, ii. 11;
• suburbs of, ii. 10.
• Argamasilla de Alba, birthplace of Don Quixote, ii. 58.
• Argensola, the brothers, [72];
• sonnet by, [73].
• Arjonilla, ii. 62.
• Armory, royal, at Madrid, [174].
• Arragon, decay of, [52];
• dialect of, [54];
• independence of, [49];
• mountains of, [48].
• Artillery museum at Madrid, [180].
• Asturia, prince of, title instituted, [98].
• Atocha, Church of Our Lady of, Madrid, [166], [204];
• street of, Madrid, [174].
• Avilo, [124].
• "Awaiting her in heaven," ii. 227.
• Ayala, d', dramatist, [169].
• B.
• Banderillas, de fuego, [226].
• Barber of Seville, house of the, ii. 132.
• Barcelona, arrival at, [20];
• cafés, [30];
• carnival masqueraders, [22];
• Catalonian peculiarities, [35];
• cathedral, [24];
• cemetery, [27];
• Cervantes on, [42];
• circus, [235];
• dialect, [21];
• foreign hotel waiters, [20];
• palaces, [26];
• revolutionary proclivities, [35];
• Roman ruins, [26];
• streets, [22];
• suburbs, [22];
• theatre, [40];
• women of, [41].
• Baretti, Giuseppe, [206]; ii. 82.
• Barili, Anton Giulio, travelling companion, [10].
• Batista, Juan, architect of the Escurial, [260].
• Beatrice, Queen, tomb of, ii. 109.
• Beggary, modest, [135].
• Berruguete, Alonzo, carvings by, at Toledo, ii. 25;
• at Valladolid, [146].
• Berseo, poet, [283].
• Blanca, Florida, tomb of, Seville, ii. 109.
• Boabdil's helmet, [176].
• Boccanegra, paintings by, at Granada, ii. 229.
• Bohl, Catherine de Faber ("Fernan Caballero"), [281];
• ascetic character of, ii. 140;
• charity of, ii. 141;
• genius of, ii. 139;
• history of, ii. 140.
• Boldan, painting by, at Seville, ii. 109.
• Bollo, a delicious cake, [31].
• Boscan, Juan, poet, influence on Spanish literature, [37].
• Bosch, Jacob van den, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Bourse, the, at Saragossa, [74];
• at Valencia, ii. 266.
• Brazil, Dom Pedro, emperor of, arrives at Burgos, [123].
• Breton de los Herreres, Manuel, dramatist, [169], [281].
• Breughel, Jan, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Bridge of Alcantara, Toledo, ii. 18.
• Briviesca, States-general, [98].
• Brujola, mountain of, [98].
• Buen Retiro garden at Madrid, [166], [174].
• Bull-fights at Madrid, [206];
• accidents, [225];
• anticipations of, [207];
• arena, the, [203];
• attendance, [208];
• banderillas, de fuego, [226];
• banderilleros, [214], [219], [220];
• brutality of, [227], [229];
• capeadors, [214], [217], [219], [220];
• chulos or apprentices, [214], [216], [217];
• dangers of, [229];
• death of the bull, [222], [228];
• disgusting spectacle, [218];
• entrance of the cuadrilla, [214];
• entrance of the bull, [215];
• espadas, [221];
• excitement of audience, [215], [224];
• exits, the, [232];
• fights in the audience, [230];
• final impressions, [231];
• getting into position, [215];
• history of, [234];
• Homeric struggle, [221];
• national amusement, the, [235];
• picadores, [214], [216], [218];
• picturesque scene, [214];
• sale of tickets, [207];
• torturing the bulls into fighting, [226];
• trophies of victory, [223];
• with other wild animals, [239].
• Bull-fighters, amateur, [237];
• artistic gradations, [241];
• dress, [240];
• female toreros, [238];
• lucrative business, [241].
• Burgos, arrival at, [98];
• birthplace of the Cid, [119];
• cathedral, [104];
• Cid's coffer, [112];
• gate of St. Maria, [104];
• houses, [101];
• municipal palace, [103];
• "remains of the Cid," [103];
• seats of the first judges, [103];
• "The Christ," [111];
• streets, [101];
• tobacco-shops, [118];
• undertaker's shop, [117];
• women hotel servants, [99].
• Byron, Lord, writing of, at the Alhambra, ii. 216.
• C.
• Caballero, Fernan. See Bohl, Catherine.
• Cadiz, arrival at, ii. 158;
• astronomical facilities, ii. 163;
• bird's-eye view, ii. 162;
• cathedral, ii. 163;
• circus, [235];
• commercial decay, ii. 161;
• historical remains, ii. 161;
• houses, ii. 160;
• Murillo's last painting, ii. 163;
• revolutionary tendencies, ii. 160;
• streets, ii. 160;
• whiteness, ii. 158;
• women, ii. 164.
• Cafés: Barcelona, [30];
• Madrid, [173];
• Miranda, [95].
• Calahorra, battle of, [91].
• Calderon de la Barca, Pedro, poet, [169];
• ii. 93.
• Calderon, Francesco, the matador, [207];
• patronizes cock-fights, [249], [250].
• Campana, Pedro, paintings by, at Seville, ii. 109.
• Can-can at Madrid, [171].
• Candan, political leader, [96].
• Cano, Alonzo, character of, ii. 231;
• hatred of Jews, ii. 231;
• history of, ii. 230;
• paintings by, at Granada, ii. 230, ii. 235;
• at Madrid, [182], [193];
• at Seville, ii. 132.
• Canovas del Castillo, political leader, [96].
• Canovist party, [96].
• Carbajal, Bernardino, paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [193].
• Cardenas, paintings by, at Valladolid, [143].
• Cardenio's penance, scene of, ii. 60.
• Carducci, Vincenzo, paintings by, at Madrid, [182];
• at Valladolid, [143].
• Carlists, [32], [33], [96], [194].
• Carlos I., Don, tomb of, [266].
• Carlos II., Don, tomb of, [266].
• Carlos III., Don, tomb of, [266].
• Carnival masqueraders at Barcelona, [22];
• at Saragossa, [65], [68].
• Cartuja convent, Granada, ii. 245.
• Castaños, Gen. Francisco Xavier, defeated at Tudela, [91].
• Castelar, Emilio, as an orator, [279];
• as a political leader, [80], [96];
• eloquence, [276];
• friendship, [291];
• on Arragon, [50];
• personal popularity, [277];
• ruler of the Assembly, [279].
• Castilian dialect, [39], [55];
• scenery, [124].
• Castillego, ii. 55.
• Castles: Almodovar, ii. 99;
• Hornachuelos, ii. 99;
• >Monzon, [51];
• Pancorbo, [98];
• San Servando, ii. 41.
• Catalan characteristics, [35];
• dialect, [15], [39];
• dress, [18];
• hospitality, [148];
• school-boys, [46].
• Catalonia, description of, [18], [48].
• Cathedrals: Barcelona, [24];
• Burgos, [104];
• Cadiz, ii. 163;
• Cordova, ii. 74;
• Granada, ii. 229;
• Our Lady of the Pillar, Saragossa, [60];
• San Salvador, Saragossa, [65];
• Seville, ii. 108;
• Toledo, ii. 23;
• Valencia, ii. 266;
• Valladolid, [136].
• Cava, Los Baños de la, at Toledo, ii. 46.
• Cayetano, the matador, [214], [240].
• Cellini, Benvenuto, crucifix by, at the Escurial, [263].
• Cemetery, Barcelona, [27].
• Cervantes, Saavedra Miguel de, at Seville, ii. 103;
• house at Valladolid, [137];
• imprisoned at Argamasilla de Alba, ii. 58;
• naturalness of Don Quixote, ii. 57;
• on Barcelona, [42];
• popularity of, [286];
• statue at Madrid, [156];
• story of, [139].
• Cervellon, Count di, entertains Amadeus at Valencia, ii. 262.
• Cervera, [48].
• Ceuta, ii. 168.
• Cespedes, Pablo de, born at Cordova, ii. 90;
• paintings by, at Seville, ii. 132;
• quotation from, ii. 90.
• Charlemagne and the Moor, ii. 43.
• Charles I. (afterward Emperor Charles V. of Germany), altar at the Escurial, [272];
• anger at the destruction of mosque of Cordova, ii. 74;
• apartments at Aranjuez, ii. 13;
• a bull-fighter, [234];
• converts mosque of the Alhambra into a chapel, ii. 216;
• married in Alcazar of Seville, ii. 121;
• monumental gate at Burgos, [104];
• on the Spanish language, [160];
• palace in the Alhambra, ii. 192;
• relics of, [175], [176], ii. 112;
• statue at the Escurial, [262];
• tomb at the Escurial, [265], [267].
• Charles II. encourages bull-fights, [234];
• portrait at the Escurial, [264].
• Charles III. forbids bull-fights, [235];
• statue at Burgos, [102].
• Charles IV.'s billiard-room in palace of Aranjuez, ii. 13;
• resigns the crown, ii. 11.
• Chateaubriaud, François Auguste, Viscount de, writing in the Alhambra, ii. 216.
• Chocolate, Spanish, [31].
• Chorizos, [14], [162].
• Christina abdicates the throne at Valencia, ii. 262;
• promenade, Seville, ii. 104.
• Chulos, [214].
• Churches: Nuestra Señora, Toledo, ii. 50;
• Our Lady of Atocha, Madrid, [166];
• San Geronimo, Granada, ii. 235;
• San Juan de los Reyes, Toledo, ii. 36;
• Santiago, Saragossa, [74];
• St. Agnes, Burgos, [121].
• Cid Campeador, the, and King Alfonso, [121];
• and the Jew, [120];
• at Valencia, ii. 266;
• birthplace, [120];
• coffer, [112];
• portrait of, [104];
• remains, [103];
• statue, [104];
• sword, [176];
• originator of bull-fights, [234].
• Cigars and cigarettes, [118];
• vs. pipes, [132].
• Cimbrios party, [96].
• Claude, Lorraine, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Clot, [19].
• Cock-fighting at Madrid, [248];
• arena, the, [249];
• audience, [250];
• disgusting spectacle, [256];
• gambling on, [252], [254].
• Coello, Claudio, paintings by, at Madrid, [193];
• at the Escurial, [264].
• Colantes as an orator, [276].
• Collantes, Francisco, paintings by, at Madrid, [193].
• College of San Gregorio, Valladolid, [135];
• Santa Cruz, Valladolid, 443.
• Columbian library at Seville, ii. 118.
• Columbus, Christopher, annotations in books in library of Seville, ii. 118;
• armor of, [175];
• portrait of, [178];
• mementoes of, ii. 103.
• Columbus, Ferdinand, history of, ii. 115;
• library of, ii. 118;
• note on his father's annotations, ii. 118;
• tomb of, ii. 114.
• Concerts at Madrid, [173].
• Conde, Henry II. de Bourbon, prince de, sword of, [176].
• Conservative party, [96].
• Consuelo the beautiful, ii. 81.
• Consul, seeking the protection of the, ii. 106.
• Convents: Angels, Granada, ii. 235;
• Cartuja, Granada, ii. 235;
• of the Escurial, [268];
• Santo Domingo, Granada, ii. 235;
• San Pablo, Valladolid, [134].
• Cook, Capt. James, cane of, [180].
• Cookery, Spanish, [14], [160]; ii. 223.
• Cordova, arrival at, ii. 62;
• at night, ii. 80;
• cathedral, ii. 74;
• Consuelo the beautiful, ii. 81;
• departed glory, ii. 62;
• impressions of, ii. 67;
• mosque, ii. 68;
• patio, a, ii. 65;
• pearl of the Orient, ii. 66;
• preaching the Holy War, ii. 75;
• relics of the past, ii. 80;
• streets of, ii. 64.
• Cordova, General de, at Saragossa, [84].
• Corregio, Antonio Allegri da, painting by, at Madrid, [182].
• Cortes, the, [274];
• deputies, [274];
• oratorical displays, [275].
• Cortez, Hernando, portrait of, [178];
• sword of, [176].
• Cosa, Juan de la, map by, at Madrid, [178].
• Costumes of peasantry: Andalusian, ii. 100;
• Catalan, [18];
• Cordovan, ii. 58;
• Granadan, ii. 189;
• Madrid, [165];
• Saragossan, [56];
• Valencian, ii. 270.
• Country houses, ii. 100.
• Courts: Lions, Alhambra, ii. 201;
• Myrtles, Alhambra, ii. 194;
• Oranges, Seville, ii. 115.
• Court-life under Amadeus, [198].
• Courtesy inherent in the Spanish people, [53], [290].
• Cuco the matador, [207]; ii. 94.
• Currency, Spanish, [118].
• Custejon, [92].
• Customs officials, [14], [95].
• Cybele, fountain of, at Madrid, [166].
• D.
• "Daggers," ii. 55.
• Daguet, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• "Dance de los seises," ii. 112.
• Darro, the, ii. 213.
• Democratic party, [96].
• Democratic Progressionist party, [96], [97].
• Deronda, Francisco Romero, the torero, [235].
• Dialects: Andalusian, ii. 93;
• Arragonese, [55];
• Barcelonian, [20];
• Castilian, [55];
• Catalan, [15], [39];
• Madrid, [158];
• Perpignan, [12];
• Valencian, ii. 275;
• Valladolid, [132].
• Dinadamar, hill of, ii. 240.
• Discoveries, cabinet of, Naval Museum, Madrid, [177].
• Djihad, or Holy War, ii. 76.
• Domenichino, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Dominoes, popularity of game of, [31].
• Don Quixote on Barcelona, [42];
• popularity of, [286];
• true to life, ii. 57.
• Door-keys in Madrid, [171].
• Drama, [169].
• Drunkenness rare in Spain, [162].
• Dumas, Alexandre, on Spanish cookery, [160].
• Dürer, Albert, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• E.
• Ebro, commerce on the, [51];
• description of, [92].
• Economist party, [96].
• Education in Granada, ii. 242.
• Egon ad Agoncilla, ruins of, [91].
• Elpidius, bishop of Toledo, ii. 27.
• Elvira Gate, Granada, ii. 240.
• Escurial, the, arrival at, [258];
• altar of Santa Forma, [264];
• cell of Philip II., [261];
• church, [262];
• convent, [268];
• courtyard, [261];
• gardens, [272];
• gloominess, [273];
• history of, [260];
• holy relics, [272];
• horrible place, [267];
• library, [268];
• pantheon, [265];
• picture-gallery, [268];
• royal palace, [261];
• sacristy, [264];
• statues, [262];
• tombs, [265];
• view from, [153], [272];
• village, [259].
• Espadas, famous, [214];
• dangerous life of, [230];
• skill of, [221].
• Espartero, Gen. Baldemero, addresses Amadeus, [85].
• Esperondo la del Cielo, house of, ii. 227.
• Esproncedo, Jose de, the Byron of Spain, [282];
• popularity of, [287];
• quotation from, [136].
• Exaggeration, the national failing, [287].
• F.
• Fadrique, Don, blood of, ii. 122;
• murdered by Don Pedro's orders, ii. 123.
• Farcical revenge, a, [71].
• Fatherly admonitions, [54].
• Federalist party, [96], [97].
• Ferdinand III. (the Saint) captures Seville, ii. 121;
• relics of, ii. 110;
• tomb of, [109].
• Ferdinand V. (the Catholic), oratory in Alcazar of Seville, [124];
• relics of, ii. 233;
• tomb of, ii. 234.
• Ferdinand VII. annuls the constitution, ii. 262;
• encourages bull-fighting, [235];
• tomb of, [266].
• Ferrer, Vincenzo, in Seville cathedral, ii. 116.
• Figueras, political leader, [80], [96].
• First glimpses of Spain, [14].
• Florinda, legend of, ii. 46.
• Flor, Roger de, a typical Arragonese, [50].
• Fomento picture-gallery, Madrid, [193].
• Fortune-telling in the Albaicin, Granada, ii. 253.
• Fountain of Cybele, Madrid, [166].
• Fra Angelica, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Francis I., shield of, [176].
• Frascuelo the matador, [207], [214], [221], [225], [240], [242]; ii. 94;
• interview with, [242].
• Fricci in opera at Madrid, [168]; ii. 152.
• Fronterizos party, [96].
• Fruit, Spanish, [162].
• Fugitive wife, a, [69].
• Funeral memorial ceremonies of the second of May, [243].
• G.
• Galafro, legend of King, ii. 43.
• Galiana, palaces of, ii. 43.
• Gallegos, Don Juan Nicasio, poet, [282].
• Gamero, Antonio, historian of Toledo, ii. 48.
• Garbanzos, [161].
• Garcilaso de la Vega, poet, [37];
• armor of, [176].
• Gardens: Alcazar, Seville, ii. 125;
• Aranjuez, ii. 12;
• Buen Retiro, Madrid, [174];
• Escurial, [271];
• Montpensier, Seville, ii. 117.
• Garrido, political leader, [96].
• Gates: Elvira, Granada, ii. 240;
• Justice, Alhambra, ii. 192;
• Santa Maria, Burgos, [104].
• Gayangos, Pascual y, the Orientalist, [281].
• Geber, architect of the Giralda at Seville, ii. 116.
• Generalife, Granada, ii. 213;
• description of, ii. 225;
• view from, ii. 226.
• Genoa, [10].
• Gerona, arrival at, [16];
• Amadeus at, [16].
• Gibraltar, rock of, ii. 168;
• Straits of, ii. 167.
• Giordano Luci, paintings by, at Madrid, [182];
• frescoes by, at the Escurial, [262], [264], [268];
• at Toledo, ii. 30.
• Giralda of Seville, the, ii. 116;
• first sight of, ii. 101;
• view from, ii. 117.
• Gitane of Seville, the, ii. 128.
• Godoy, Alvarez de Faria Rios Sanches y Zarsoa, Prince of Peace, ii. 11.
• Golden Tower, Seville, ii. 103.
• Gongora y Argote, Luis, poet, [129];
• birthplace at Cordova, ii. 92.
• Gongora, Señor, ii. 187, et seq.
• Gonzales, Ferdinand (first Count of Castile), monument to, [119];
• portrait of, [104];
• statue of, [104];
• sword of, [176];
• tomb of, [114].
• Gonzalez, Fernandez y, novelist, [282].
• Gonzalez di Cordova, anecdote of, ii. 235;
• tomb, ii. 235.
• Goya, Francisco, criticism on, [185];
• love of bull-fights, [184];
• paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [183];
• sanguinary genius, a, [184];
• tapestries by, in the Escurial, [261].
• Granada, Alameda, ii. 188;
• Albaicin, ii. 244;
• Alcaiceria, ii. 241;
• Alhambra, ii. 190;
• arrival at, ii. 186;
• Audiencia square, ii. 244;
• birthplace of famous men, ii. 243;
• Cartuja, ii. 235;
• cathedral, ii. 229;
• church of San Geronimo, ii. 235;
• convent of Santa Domingo, ii. 235;
• convent of The Angels, ii. 235;
• education, ii. 242;
• Generalife, ii. 213, ii. 225;
• markets, ii. 241;
• Monte Sacro, ii. 235;
• royal chapel, ii. 232;
• ruins, ii. 240;
• streets, ii. 187, ii. 190, ii. 241;
• Vega, ii. 260.
• Granada, Fray Louis de, ii. 243.
• Granallers, [19].
• Gravina, Admiral Frederick de, relics of, [179].
• Guadaira, ill-fated steamer, ii. 146.
• Guadalquivir, the, ii. 59, ii. 60, ii. 101; ii. 118, ii. 150.
• Guadiana, valley of the, ii. 59.
• Guerra, Fernandez, archæologist, [281], [291]; ii. 187.
• Guides, Spanish, persistency of, ii. 26.
• Guido, Reni, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Guest-houses, [157].
• Gutierrez, Antonio Garcia, dramatist, [169].
• H.
• Halls: Abencerrages, Alhambra, ii. 209;
• Ambassadors, Alhambra, ii. 198;
• Barca, Alhambra, ii. 197;
• Divans, Alhambra, ii. 210;
• Justice, Alhambra, ii. 206;
• Oranges, Alhambra, ii. 209;
• Two Sisters, Alhambra, ii. 207.
• Hartzenbusch, Juan Eugenio, dramatist, [169], [281], [291].
• Heat, intense, ii. 260.
• Henry II. (de Transtamare), defeated by Pedro the Cruel, [91];
• tomb of, ii. 29
• Henry III. and Papa Moscas, [113];
• tomb of, ii. 29.
• Hernandez, sculptures by, at Valladolid, [146].
• Herrera, Francisco, paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [193];
• at Seville, ii. 109, ii. 132;
• at the Escurial, [263].
• Herrera, Juan de, architect of palace of Aranjuez, ii. 11;
• of the Escurial, [260].
• Historical Progressionist party, [96].
• Holy Cross, relics of the, [272].
• "Honor of Spain," [290].
• Hornachuelos, castle of, ii. 99.
• Hospitality, Catalan, [148].
• Hospital of Santa Cruz, Toledo, ii. 44.
• Hotel porters at Barcelona, [20];
• women as, [99].
• Huerva river, at Saragossa, [77].
• Hugo Victor's Mirabeau, ii. 107;
• at the Alhambra, ii. 216.
• I.
• "Il Trovatore," quotation from, ii. 153.
• Inquisition, palaces of; at Barcelona, [26];
• at Valladolid, [146].
• International Socialist party, [96].
• Isabella the Catholic opposed to bull-fights, [234];
• oratory in the Alcazar of Seville, ii. 124;
• relics of, ii. 233;
• sword of, [176];
• tomb of, ii. 234.
• Isabella II. at Madrid, [197];
• at Valencia, ii. 262;
• dressing-chamber at Aranjuez, ii. 12;
• encourages bull-fighting, [235];
• favored by the Moderate party, [96].
• Isabella, Empress, statue of, [262].
• Italian, the language of opera, [171].
• Italians, prejudice against, [34], [138].
• Italica, ruins of, ii. 101.
• Italy and Spain, compared, ii. 220.
• Itimad, a dream of, ii. 125.
• J.
• Jerez, circus at, [235].
• Joanes, Juan de, criticism on, [192];
• paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [183].
• Joanna the Mad, tomb of, ii. 234.
• John, Don, of Austria, [25].
• John I. of Castile and the States-General, [98].
• John II. of Austria, heart of, [63];
• sword of, [176].
• John II., admiration of de Mena's "Labyrinth," ii. 92;
• tomb of, ii. 29.
• John Frederick, duke of Saxony, armor of, [176].
• Jordaens, Jacob, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Juegos floreales, ii. 172.
• Julian, Count, revenge of, ii. 46.
• Juni, Juan de, sculptures by, at Valladolid, [146].
• K.
• Knives, ii. 135.
• L.
• La Costa, Gen., killed at Saragossa, [59].
• La Cruz, Ramon de, dramatist, [170].
• Lagartijo the matador, [214], [240], [241]; ii. 94.
• La Harpe, Jean François, on the Apollo Belvidere, ii. 272.
• Lainus Calvo, judge of Castile, [103].
• La Mancha, ii. 56, ii. 260.
• Language, Italian, in opera, [171];
• Spanish, allied to the Italian, [159];
• pronunciation of, [159].
• See also Dialect.
• Lauria, Roger de, [50].
• Leon, Louis de, [54];
• born in Granada, ii. 243.
• Leonardo, Lupercio, sonnet to, [73].
• Leopardi Giacomo, Count, [283];
• ii. 9;
• in Seville cathedral, ii. 111;
• on Spanish pride, [284].
• Lepanto, relics of battle of, [25], [174], [176].
• Lerida, [48].
• Light-fingered gentry, [98].
• Literature, discouragements of, [282];
• dramatic, [283];
• national pride in, [287];
• present state of, [280];
• contests of genius at Cordova, ii. 94.
• Logroño, Amadeus at, [85];
• Moorish ruins at, [91].
• Loneliness of travel, ii. 47, ii. 67, ii. 105.
• Lope de Vega's criticism of Gongorist poets, ii. 93;
• houses at Madrid, [156];
• popularity, ii. 9.
• Lorraine. See Claude Lorraine.
• Louis I., tomb of, [266].
• Love, travelling for, [13].
• Loyola, Ignatius, at Montserrat, [46].
• Luna, Don Alvaro de, tomb of, ii. 29.
• Lunatic asylum, Toledo, ii. 51.
• M.
• Madrazo, Federico de, paintings by, at Madrid, [183].
• Madrid, academy of San Fernando, [193];
• amusements, [168];
• armory, [174];
• arrival at, [154];
• Buen Retiro garden, [174];
• bull-fights, [206];
• cafés, [173];
• church of Our Lady of Atocha, [166];
• Fomento art-gallery, [193];
• guest-houses, [157];
• language, [157];
• markets, [174];
• museum of artillery, [180];
• museum of fine arts, [181];
• naval museum, [177];
• opera, [168];
• Prado, [166];
• Puerta del Sol, [155];
• Recoletos promenade, [167];
• royal palace, [154];
• serenos, [172];
• streets, [156], [163];
• suburbs, [173].
• Maksura of mosque of Cordova, ii. 69.
• Malaga, ii. 170;
• literary academy, ii. 171;
• poetical contests, ii. 172;
• popular characteristics, ii. 173;
• streets, ii. 170;
• wine of, ii. 172.
• Manners of the Spaniards, [290].
• Manzoni, Alessandro, [189].
• Margall, Pi y, political leader, [96];
• oratory of, [276].
• Maria, granddaughter of Ferdinand and Isabella, tomb of, ii. 234.
• Maria Louisa of Savoy, tomb of, [266].
• Marini, Giambattista, influence on Italian poetry, ii. 92.
• Markets: Granada, ii. 241;
• Madrid, [174];
• Valencia, ii. 269;
• Valladolid, [132].
• Marseilles, [11].
• Martina the torera, [238].
• Martinez de la Rosa, Francisco, [282], ii. 243;
• exiled in London, [65];
• quotation from, ii. 185.
• Martos, political leader, [96];
• oratory of, [226].
• Mascagni, Donato, paintings by, at Valladolid, [143].
• Masked balls, [86].
• May, second of, funeral memorial ceremonies, [243];
• monument to, [247].
• Medina Az-Zahra, ii. 88.
• Medina-Coeli, family, owners of the Casa de Pilato, ii. 136.
• Mena, Juan de, "Labyrinth," ii. 92;
• popularity of, [287];
• street of, ii. 92.
• Menendez, paintings by, at Madrid, [193].
• Mengs, Anton Rafael, paintings by, at Madrid, [183].
• Menjibar, ii. 259.
• Merced, marquis de, [207].
• Merriones, Gen., victories over Carlists, [288].
• Michelangelo, Buonarroti, Cespedes's tribute to, ii. 90;
• paintings by, at Burgos, [109];
• at Madrid, [182].
• Mihrab of mosque of Cordova, ii. 72.
• Military Museum of London possesses Gonzalez di Cordova's fiscal accounts, ii. 237.
• Militia system, [202].
• Mirabeau, Victor Hugo's description of, ii. 107.
• Miranda, [94].
• Moderate party, [96], [97].
• Monastery of Montserrat, [46].
• Monegro, Battista, statue by, [262].
• Montegna, paintings by, at Seville, ii. 109.
• Montpensier gardens, Seville, ii. 117, ii. 127;
• palace, ii. 104.
• Montpensier, duke of, at Madrid, [197];
• party, [96], [97].
• Montserrat, description of, [45];
• excursion to, [46];
• monastery of, [46].
• Monzon, [50];
• castle, [51].
• Moorish art, ii. 207;
• ruins, ii. 240.
• Morales, Ambrosio, born in Cordova, ii. 90.
• Moret, political leader, [96].
• Moreto, Don Augustin, dramatist, [169].
• Mosque of Cordova, ii. 68;
• of the Alhambra, ii. 216.
• Mozarabe chapel, Toledo, ii. 29.
• Mulato, paintings by, at Seville, ii. 109, ii. 132.
• Murat, Joachim, [50].
• Murillo, Bartolomé Esteban, a painter of saints and virgins, [191];
• death of, ii. 163;
• estimate of his genius, [192];
• last painting, ii. 163;
• mementoes of, ii. 103;
• painting by, at Granada, ii. 235;
• at Madrid, [182], [183];
• at Seville, ii. 109, ii. 129;
• statue at Madrid, [156], [292].
• N.
• Naples, king of, demands an accounting from Gonzalez di Cordova, ii. 235.
• Navagero, Andrea, influences poetry of Boscan, [37].
• Navajas, ii. 136.
• Navarrete, battle of, [91].
• Navarrete, Juan Fernandez (El Mudo), paintings by, at Madrid, [193];
• at the Escurial, [263].
• News from Spain, [10].
• Newspapers hostile to Amadeus, [93], [200].
• Nun, the flirting, [53].
• Nunes, Duke Ferdinand, at the bull-fight, [209].
• Night journey to Aranjuez, ii. 9;
• to Barcelona, [13];
• to Burgos, [97];
• to Cadiz, ii. 149;
• to Cordova, ii. 55;
• to Granada, ii. 181.
• O.
• O'Campo, Florian d', at Toledo, ii. 90.
• O'Donnell, Gen. Leopold, Spanish estimate of, [288].
• Olesa de Montserrat, [47].
• Olivares, Duke de, portrait of, by Velasquez, [183], [188];
• sword of, [176].
• Opera at Madrid, [168].
• Oranges, Court of, Cordova, ii. 69;
• Court of Seville, ii. 15;
• Hall of, Alhambra, ii. 207.
• Our Lady of Atocha, church of, at Madrid, [166];
• of the Pillar, Saragossa, [60].
• P.
• Pacheco, Francisco, paintings by, at Madrid, [193];
• at Seville, ii. 132.
• Padilla, Lopez de, assists in the murder of Don Fadrique, ii. 123.
• Padilla, Maria de, apartments of, in the Alcazar of Seville, ii. 124, [145];
• mementoes of, ii. 102.
• Painting, museums: Escurial, [268];
• Fomento, Madrid, [193];
• Madrid, [181];
• Seville, ii. 129;
• Toledo, ii. 37;
• Valencia, ii. 260;
• Valladolid, [143].
• Palaces: Audiencia, Valencia, ii. 266;
• Burgos, [102];
• Charles V., Granada, ii. 192;
• Consistorial, Barcelona, [26];
• Deputation, Barcelona, [26];
• Galiana, [43];
• Inquisition, Barcelona, [26];
• Inquisition, Valladolid, [146];
• Royal, Aranjuez, ii. 11;
• Royal, Escurial, [261];
• Royal, Madrid, [154];
• Royal, Valladolid, [133].
• Palafox, José, at Saragossa, [77].
• Palma, ii. 99.
• Pancorbo, [98];
• castle destroyed, [98].
• Paolo Veronese, paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [183].
• Papal question, the, [12], [34], [138].
• Papa Moscas, legend of, [113].
• Pareja, Juan de, paintings by, at Cordova, ii. 58;
• at Madrid, [193].
• Party spirit, [96], [289], ii. 60.
• Patio, described, ii. 65;
• at Seville,
• ii. 163;
• de la Reja, Alhambra, ii. 212;
• de los Arrayanes, Alhambra, ii. 194.
• Patriotism vs. common sense, ii. 222.
• Peasantry: Andalusian, ii. 100;
• Catalan, [18];
• Cordovan, ii. 58;
• of Madrid, [165];
• Saragossan, [56].
• Pedro Abad, ii. 62.
• Pedro the Cruel, apartments of, in the Alcazar of Seville, ii. 124;
• defeats Henry of Transtamare, [91];
• mementoes of, ii. 103;
• murders Don Fadrique, ii. 122;
• restores the Alcazar of Seville, ii. 120;
• treasure-house, ii. 103.
• Perpignan dialect, [12].
• Pescara, Marquis de, armor of, [176].
• Philibert, Emmanuel, armor of, [175], [176].
• Philip I., tomb of, ii. 231.
• Philip II., armor of, [175], [176];
• birthplace at Valladolid, [134];
• books in the library of the Escurial, [268];
• builds palace of Aranjuez, ii. 11, ii. 13;
• builds the Escurial, [260];
• cell of, [261];
• his personality pervades the Escurial, [271];
• statue of, [262];
• sword of, [176];
• tomb of, [265], [266].
• Philip III. encourages bull-fights, [234];
• tomb of, [265], [266].
• Philip IV., a royal bull-fighter, [235];
• statue of, [156];
• tomb of, [265], [266].
• Philip V. encourages bull-fights, [235];
• his garden of St. Ildefonso, [124].
• Philip of Bourgoyne, carvings by, at Burgos, [111];
• at Toledo, ii. 25.
• Piedmontese waiters in hotel at Barcelona, [20].
• Pilate's house, Seville, ii. 136.
• Pillar, church of Our Lady of the, Saragossa, [60].
• Pius V. presents holy relics to Ribera, ii. 137.
• Pizarro, Francisco, as a bull-fighter, [234];
• portrait of, [178];
• sword of, [176].
• Plazas: Alameda, Granada, ii. 188, ii. 241;
• Campo Grande, Valladolid, [131];
• Constitution, Saragossa, [74];
• Cortez, Madrid, [156];
• Mayor, Burgos, [123];
• Mayor, Madrid, [156];
• Mayor, Valladolid, [131];
• Orient, Madrid, [156];
• Puerto del Sol, Madrid, [155];
• San Pablo, Valladolid, [133].
• Poetical contests, ii. 171;
• rivalry, [38].
• Politeness, Spanish, [52].
• Political leaders, [96].
• Politics, absorbing interest in, [15], [32], [95], [147];
• partisanship in, [289]; ii. 267.
• Pompey defeated by Sertorius at Calahorra, [91].
• Poussin, Nicolas, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Prado, Madrid, [166].
• Praga, Emile, on Nature, ii. 259.
• Prati, Giovanni, quotation from, ii. 269.
• Pride, national, characteristic of the Spanish, [284].
• Priests, friendly, [46], [54].
• Prim, Gen. Juan, assassination of, at Madrid, [156], [166];
• high estimation of, [288].
• Puchero, the national dish, [161].
• Puerto del Sol, at Madrid, [155], [163];
• at Toledo, ii. 18.
• Puerto Real, ii. 162.
• Puerto de Santa Maria, ii. 162;
• circus at, [238].
• Pyrenees, the, [48], [92];
• crossing the, [13].
• Q.
• Quintana, Manuel José, poet of the Revolution, [282], [291].
• Quevedo, Francisco Gomez, on Valladolid, [129].
• R.
• Radical party, [96].
• Railway travel, [52]; ii. 55; ii. 175.
• Raphael, paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [183].
• Rasura, Nunnius, judge of Castile, [103].
• Recoletos promenade at Madrid, [167].
• Rembrandt von, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Republican opinions, [15], [16], [32], [80];
• of the soldiers, [205];
• party, [96], [97].
• Restaurants, Cordova, ii. 81.
• Revenge, a farcical, [71].
• Ribera, Enriquez de, builds the Casa de Pilato, ii. 136.
• Ribera, José, criticism of his genius, [186];
• a lover of the horrible, [188];
• paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [183];
• at the Escurial, [264].
• Ribera, Pedro Afan de, viceroy of Naples, ii. 137.
• Ribero, political leader, [96].
• Ricanati, quotation from, ii. 14.
• Rinconado, ii. 101.
• Rios, Amador de los, critic, [281].
• Rivas, Duke de, [282].
• Rizzi, Francisco, paintings by, at Madrid, [193].
• Roa, Ferdinand de, kills Don Fadrique, ii. 123.
• Roderic and the enchanted tower, ii. 45;
• and Florinda, ii. 46.
• Roelas, Juan de las, paintings by, at Seville, ii. 109.
• Rojas, Francisco de, [169];
• native of Toledo, ii. 49
• Rodriguez as an orator, [276], [291];
• political leader, [96].
• Roman aqueduct at Alcanadre, [91];
• at Segovia, [124];
• ruins at Barcelona, [26].
• Ros de Olano invents the soldier cap, [24].
• Rosas, Rios y, political leader, [96];
• oratory of, [276].
• Resell, Gen., at Saragossa, [84].
• Rubens, Peter Paul, paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [183];
• at Valladolid, [144].
• Ruins of Alcanadre, [91];
• Egon ad Agoncilla, [91];
• Logroño, [91].
• Ruiz Garcia, political leader, [96].
• S.
• Saavedra, Señor, [291], [292].
• Sagasta, Praxedes Mateo, political leader, [79], [96], [97];
• a modern Cardenio, ii. 60.
• St. Agnes, church of, Burgos, [121].
• St. Andrea de Palomar, [19].
• St. Anthony of Padua, Murillo's, ii. 129.
• St. Eugenia, tomb of, ii. 29.
• St. Eulalia, tomb of, [28].
• St. Ferdinand, chapel of, Seville, ii. 109.
• St. George Chapel, Barcelona, [26].
• St. Ildefonso, garden of Philip V., [124].
• St. Isadore, memorial ceremony at church of, [244].
• St. James, the first bishop of Toledo, ii. 23;
• and the Virgin Mary, [61].
• St. Lawrence, Philip II.'s vow to, [260];
• relic of, [272].
• St. Leucadia, tomb of, ii. 29.
• St. Theresa, birthplace of, [124];
• inkhorn of, [272];
• mementoes of, ii. 103.
• Salamanca, a suburb of Madrid, [167], [208].
• Salvator Rosa, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Salvini, Tommaso, as Samson, ii. 107.
• San Fernando, Madrid, academy of, [193].
• San Geronimo, church of, ii. 235.
• San Ginés, church of, ii. 44.
• San Gregorio, college of, [135].
• San José, church of, Madrid, [204].
• San Juan de los Reyes, church of, ii. 36.
• San Pablo, convent of, [134].
• San Quentin, Philip II.'s vow at battle of, [260];
• relics of, [174].
• San Salvador, Saragossa, [65].
• San Servando, castle of, ii. 41.
• Santa Cruz, hospital of, ii. 50.
• Santa Cruz de Mudela, ii. 58.
• Santa Cruz, Marquis of, armor of, [176].
• Santa Domingo, convent of, ii. 235.
• Santa Maria, gate of, Burgos, [104].
• Santa Maria la Blanca, synagogue of, ii. 38.
• Santi Ponce, ii. 118.
• Saragossa, [56];
• alcayde's bold
• speech, [82];
• Amadeus enters, [82];
• arrival at, [55];
• Bourse, [74];
• carnival maskers, [65], [68];
• cathedral of Our Lady of the Pillar, [60];
• cathedral of San Salvador, [65];
• church of Santiago, [74];
• costume of peasantry, [56];
• masked balls, [87];
• new tower, [75];
• siege of, [59], [77];
• streets, [58];
• suburbs, [91].
• Sarto, Andrea del, paintings by, at Burgos, [109];
• at Madrid, [182].
• Schoen, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• School-boys, [46].
• Shrack, Frederick, description of the Djihad, ii. 75.
• Sea, beauty of the, ii. 157.
• Sebastian of Portugal, a royal bull-fighter, [234].
• Segovia, [124].
• Segovia and Ardizone, Gonzalo, ii. 130, [132], [145];
• sad fate of, ii. 146.
• Seneca, born in Cordova, ii. 90.
• Seo, Saragossa, [65].
• Serenos, [172].
• Serrano, Gen. Francesco, political leader, [96], [97];
• reputation of, [288].
• Sertorius defeats Pompey at Calahorra, [91].
• Seville, Alcazar, ii. 120;
• at night, ii. 106;
• Barber of, ii. 132, [14];
• cathedral, ii. 108;
• Columbian library, ii. 118;
• gaiety of, ii. 143;
• gardens, ii. 125;
• Giralda, ii. 101, ii. 116;
• house of Pilate, ii. 136;
• literary and artistic fame, ii. 139;
• museum of painting, ii. 129;
• Oriental character, ii. 102;
• patios, ii. 133;
• poetical character of, ii. 142;
• streets, ii. 120;
• Torre del Oro, ii. 103, [117];
• tropical heat, ii. 120;
• women of, ii. 126.
• Sierra de Segura, ii. 61.
• Sierra Morena, ii. 59, ii. 62, ii. 118, ii. 260.
• Sierra Nevada, ii. 214, ii. 226.
• Siestas necessary, ii. 79.
• Socialist party, [96].
• Soldiers, [23];
• political feeling shown by, [204];
• reviewed by Amadeus, [202].
• Soria, [124].
• Stagno in opera at Madrid, [168].
• Streets of Barcelona, [22], [27];
• Burgos, [101];
• Cadiz, ii. 160;
• Cordova, ii. 64;
• Granada, ii. 187;
• Madrid, [166];
• Malaga, ii. 170;
• Saragossa, [58];
• Seville, ii. 102;
• Toledo, ii. 17;
• Valencia, ii. 265.
• Studying for a degree, ii. 238.
• T.
• Tagus, the, at Aranjuez, ii. 12;
• at Toledo, ii. 17.
• Tamayo, dramatist, [169], [281], [291].
• Tangiers, ii. 168.
• Tarifa, Cape, ii. 167.
• Tasso, Torquato, influence on Italian poetry, ii. 93.
• Tato, the one-legged torero, ii. 262.
• Teniers, David, paintings by, at Madrid, [182].
• Theatres at Barcelona, [40];
• at Madrid, [168];
• and literature, [169], [282].
• Tiepolo, Giovanni Battista, paintings by, at Madrid, [183].
• Tintoretto, Giacomo, paintings by, at Madrid, [182];
• at the Escurial, [264].
• Tirso de Molina, dramatist, [169].
• Titian, paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [183].
• Tobacco manufactories at Burgos, [118];
• at Madrid, [173];
• at Seville, ii. 127;
• cigarettes vs. pipes, [132].
• Toledo, Alcazar, ii. 39;
• arrival at, ii. 17;
• at night, ii. 47;
• bridge of Alcantara, ii. 18;
• cathedral, ii. 23;
• church of San Juan de los Reyes, ii. 36;
• church of San Ginés, ii. 44;
• church of Nuestra Señora di Transito, ii. 50;
• dead city, a, ii. 48;
• historical, ii. 22;
• hospital of Santa Cruz, ii. 50;
• legends of, ii. 43;
• lunatic asylum, ii. 51;
• manufactory of arms, ii. 50;
• popular characteristics, ii. 48;
• Puerto del Sol, ii. 18;
• Santa Maria la Blanca, ii. 38;
• view from cathedral, ii. 34;
• silent and gloomy, ii. 21;
• streets, ii. 19.
• Tolosa, Las Navas de, battlefield, ii. 60.
• Topete, Juan, ii. 60.
• Toreros, [213];
• dangers of, [229];
• dress of, [240];
• highly respectable, [239];
• lucrative business, [241].
• Torrigiano, Pietro, sculptures by, at Granada, ii. 229.
• Torquemada, Tomas de, founds the convent of Santa Domingo, ii. 235;
• origin of, [235].
• Torre del Oro, Seville, ii. 103.
• Tower, new, Saragossa, [75];
• Golden, Seville, ii. 103.
• Trafalgar, relics of, [179].
• Trajan's ashes brought to Seville, ii. 138.
• Travelling for love, [13];
• amenities of, [48], [52];
• miseries of, ii. 177;
• opera troupes, ii. 153;
• philosophy of, ii. 224;
• soldiers, ii.
• Triana, ii. 118.
• Tudela, battle of, [91];
• canal, [51], [92].
• U.
• Undertaker's shop, [117].
• Unionist party, [96], [97].
• University students at Granada, ii. 238;
• at Valladolid, [148].
• V.
• Val de Peñas, ii. 58;
• wine of, [162]; ii. 58.
• Valencia, ii. 265;
• Amadeus at, ii. 262;
• art-gallery, ii. 267;
• bull-ring, [235]; ii. 262;
• Casa de Ayuntamiento, ii. 266;
• cathedral, ii. 266;
• dress of peasantry, ii. 270;
• historic houses, ii. 262;
• Lonja, ii. 266;
• market, ii. 269;
• palace of the Audiencia, ii. 266;
• popular characteristics, ii. 271;
• streets, ii. 266;
• women, ii. 271.
• Valdes Leal, Juan de, paintings by, at Seville, ii. 109, [132].
• Valera, Señor, [291].
• Valladolid, [129];
• cathedral, [136];
• convent of San Pablo, [134];
• college of San Gregorio, [135];
• decay of, [131];
• dialect of, [132];
• hospitality, [148];
• house of Cervantes, [137];
• house of Zorilla, [141];
• Inquisition, [146];
• markets, [132];
• picture-gallery, [143];
• Plaza Major, [132];
• polite beggary, [135];
• royal palace, [133].
• Van Dyke, Antonio, paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [183].
• Vega, Granada, ii. 260.
• Vega, de Armijo, Marquis de, [207].
• Vega, Garcilasso de la, armor of, [176];
• native of Toledo, ii. 49.
• Velasquez, Don Diego, masterpieces, [188];
• mementoes of, ii. 103;
• paintings by, at Madrid, [182], [183].
• Ventas de Alcolea, ii. 62.
• Ventura de la Vega, dramatist, [169].
• Veragua, duke of, [207].
• Victoria, at Madrid, [195];
• charity of, [196];
• learning of, [199];
• universal respect for, [81], [200].
• Vilches, ii. 61.
• Villadomat, paintings by, at Barcelona, [26].
• Villaseca, dowager of, 307.
• Vinci, Leonardo da, paintings by, at Burgos, [109].
• Virgin Mary appears to St. James at Toledo, ii. 27;
• miraculous image of, [61];
• robes of, ii. 31.
• W.
• Walk of the Spanish women, [136].
• War of Independence influences Spanish national character, [35], [285];
• relics of, [174].
• Water abundant in the Alhambra, ii. 226.
• Wife, a fugitive, [69].
• Wine of Malaga, ii. 172;
• Val de Peñas, [162]; ii. 58;
• Xeres, ii. 155.
• Women of Barcelona, [41];
• Cadiz, ii. 164;
• Cordova, ii. 79;
• Madrid, [165];
• Saragossa, [57];
• Seville, ii. 126;
• Valencia, ii. 271;
• Valladolid, [136];
• toreros, [238];
• walk of Spanish, [136].
• X.
• Xenil river, ii. 213.
• Xeres, wine of, ii. 155.
• Ximenes, wife of the Cid, remains of, [103].
• Z.
• Zafra, Don Fernando de, legend of, ii. 228.
• Zahira, ii. 89.
• Zainete, [170].
• Zarzuela, the, [168], [170]; ii. 154, ii. 156
• Zorrilla, Ruiz, political leader, [86], [69], [97];
• consents to accept office, ii. 268.
• Zorrilla, José, [281];
• birthplace at Valladolid, [141];
• influence on Spanish literature, [141];
• on people of Toledo, ii. 48;
• popularity of, [142].
• Zouave officers, [11].
• Zuera, [54].
• Zurbaran, Francisco de, paintings by, at Cadiz, ii. 163;
• at Madrid, [193];
• at the Escurial, [264];
• at Seville, ii. 109, ii. 132.

Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber:
All instances of Alcalá and Alcala changed to=>Alcalá
All instances of Espana changed to=>España
All instances of Calderon changed to=>Calderón
All instances of Zurbaran changed to=> Zurbarán
Gothic facade of the Chapel=> Gothic façade of the Chapel {pg 26}
there is in Barcleona=> there is in Barcelona {pg 20}
gypsy or a Basque mountainer=> gypsy or a Basque mountaineer {pg 23}
paintings by Villadomat=> paintings by Viladomat {pg 26}
officials or secret emmisaries=> officials or secret emisaries {pg 52}
Let Don Amadens make it plain=> Let Don Amadeus make it plain {pg 80}
there lines of varid green break=> there lines of varied green break {pg 92}
Alas for the supurb=> Alas for the superb {pg 133}
Architectually, it is dignified=> Architecturally, it is dignified {pg 137}
traicion=> traición {pg 148}
casa de huespedes=> casa de huéspedes {pg 157}
I ate it like an out-and-out glutten=> I ate it like an out-and-out glutton {pg 161}
Gutierrez=> Gutiérrez {pg 169}
pay double, treble, quardruple=> pay double, treble, quadruple {pg 208}
Poltroon! imposter! assasin!=> Poltroon! imposter! assassin! {pg 224}
Café at the Puerto del Sol=> Café at the Puerta del Sol {pg 242}
los pasgos sublimes=> los rasgos sublimes {pg 275}
the achivements of their time=> the achievements of their time {pg 287}
Hatzenbusch=> Hartzenbusch {pg 291}

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