C. L.

[229] Claridiana, the Enchanted Queen, speaks this, and the following

speech.

[230] Claridoro, rival to Felisbravo, speaks this.

[231] Addressed to Zelidaura.

[232] Soles of his feet.

[233] Allusion to the Tagus, and golden sands.

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