CH. XV.—How, after Ferrand the Younger was crowned King of
Naples, he encamped with his Forces at St. Germain, in order
to oppose King Charles; and of the Agreement King Charles made
with the Pope during his stay at Rome 157
CH. XVI.—How the King departed from Rome to Naples; of the
Transactions in that Kingdom in the Meantime; and an Account of
the Places the King of France passed through in his March 159
CH. XVII.—How King Charles was crowned King of Naples; the
Errors he committed in his Government of that Kingdom; and of
the Discovery of a Design in his Favour against the Turks by
the Venetians 163
CH. XVIII.—A Digression or Discourse, by no Means unconnected
with the main Subject, in which Philip de Commines, Author
of this present Book, speaks at some Length of the State and
Government of the Signory of Venice, and of what he saw, and
what was done, while he was Ambassador from the King of France
in the City of Venice 168
CH. XIX.—What were the Subjects of the Embassy of the Lord of
Argenton to the Republic of Venice 173
CH. XX.—How the Lord of Argenton was informed that the King
had gained Possession of Naples and the Places round about; at
which the Venetians were displeased 177