This establishment had been founded in 1681 in the ancient suburb of Marruecos as a reorganization of the famous Escuela de Mareantes (navigators) of Triana.

Read his description of his journey to the ancient Aragonese town of Tarazona, picturesquely situated on the River Queiles, of his mule trip over the glorious Moncayo, of the peacefulness and quiet of the old fortified monastery of Veruela, and you will surely feel inspired to follow him in his wanderings.

] [Footnote 2: "It was a maxim both in ancient India and ancient Greece not to look at one's reflection in water....

] [Footnote 2: "It was a maxim both in ancient India and ancient Greece not to look at one's reflection in water....

The same ancient belief lingers, in a faded form, in the English superstition that whoever sees a water-fairy must pine and die.

"An ancient kingdom, now a captaincy-general of Spain, capital Saragossa, bounded by France on the north, by Catalonia on the east, by Valencia on the south, and by New Castile, Old Castile, and Navarre on the west, comprising the provinces of Huesca, Saragossa, and Teruel.

The best Romanticists did not limit themselves to the Middle Ages; they broadened their vision to include the whole past of the human race, whereas the Classicists, fixing their eyes steadily upon ancient Greece and Rome, whenever they were inclined to turn away from the present, ignored entirely the medieval period and the early modern.

#D# #daga# dagger, poniard #dama# lady, lady of honor (at court) #damasquino# Damascene; of Damascus (ancient city of Syria, famous for the excellence of its steel); #el acero # the Damascus blade #daño# injury #dar# give; make; # en# fall into; strike against; # que decir# give occasion for censure or gossip; #¿qué puede de sí?# what can you expect of him?

#jardín# m. garden #jerga# coarse cloth #Jesús# Heavens; Heaven help me #Jope, Japa# Joppa (ancient seaport of Jerusalem and important commercial center in the time of the Crusades.

Ancient, adj.

Ancient, n. [éncient] Antiguo.

=Alhambra=, f., an ancient palace of the Moorish kings in Granada, now preserved by the Spanish government as a museum.

=anciano=, ancient; m., old man.

=Andalucía=, Andalusia, an ancient kingdom of southern Spain and a term still used for that region.

=antiguo=, ancient, old.

=Borinquen= or =Boriquén=, ancient Indian name of Porto Rico.

=Castilla=, f., Castile, one of the ancient kingdoms in Spain, the name still being applied to that region which is the central and north-west central part of Spain; = la Vieja=, Old Castile; = la Nueva=, New Castile.

=Cataluña=, f., Catalonia, a district and ancient principality of extreme northeastern Spain.

satisfy =sátrapa= m. satrap (governor of a province among the ancient Persians) =se= himself, herself, etc.

=vetusto, a=, ancient, old.

=antigu-o, -a=, ancient, former.

=concejo,= (ancient) municipal council; in Asturias and Leon, district composed of several parishes with one common jurisdiction.

=galeno,= physician (from =Galeno,= Galen, celebrated physician of ancient Greece).

Strutts, Manners and customs, y Hone, Ancient Mysteries, pág. 217.Fichard, Frankfurter Archiv.

=antiguo, -a=, ancient, =de =; from long ago.