1
The foray of old Muley Abul Hassan had touched the pride of the Andalusian chivalry, and they determined on retaliation.
2
The rear-guard was brought up by the senior commander and knights of Alcantara, followed by the Andalusian chivalry from Xeres, Ecija, and Carmona.
3
He travelled by forced journeys, frequently changing his jaded horses, being eager to arrive in time to take command of the Andalusian chivalry.
4
Thus fell Alonso de Aguilar, the mirror of Andalusian chivalry-oneof the most powerful grandees of Spain for person, blood, estate, and office.