- 1Epigraph
- 2The Wanderings of Persiles and Sigismunda; a Northern Story
- 3Chapter I
- 4Chapter II
- 5Chapter III — Arnoldo Sells Periander to the Inhabitants of the Bar…
- 6Chapter IV
- 7Chapter V — The Account That the Spanish Barbarian Gives of Himself…
- 8Chapter VI — In Which the Spaniard Continues His Story
- 9Chapter VII — They Embark and Quit the Barbarous Isle, and Discover…
- 10Chapter VIII — In Which Rutilio Gives an Account of His Life
- 11Chapter IX — Wherein Rutilio Continues His Story
- 12Chapter X — The Story of the Enamoured Portuguese
- 13Chapter XI — They Reach Another Island, and Are Hospitably Received
- 14Chapter XII
- 15Chapter XIII — Wherein Transila Ends the Story Her Father Had Begun
- 16Chapter XIV — Some Account of the Two Persons Who Came in Chains
- 17Chapter XV — Arnoldo Comes to the Island Where Are Periander and Au…
- 18Chapter XVI — They All Determine to Quit the Island, and Pursue The…
- 19Chapter XVII — Arnoldo Relates What Befell Taurisa
- 20Chapter XVIII — How Maurice Foresees, by His Astrological Knowledge…
- 21Chapter XIX
- 22Chapter XX — A Singular Adventure That Befell in the Snowy Isle
- 23Chapter XXI — They Leave the Snowy Island in the Pirate’s Vessel
- 24Chapter XXII
- 25Chapter XXIII
- 26Book II
- 27Chapter II — An Extraordinary Event
- 28Chapter III — Sinforosa Reveals Her Love to Auristella
- 29Chapter IV — Wherein Is Continued the History of Sinforosa’s Love
- 30Chapter V — What Passed Between the King and His Daughter Sinforosa
- 31Chapter VI — Sinforosa Makes Her Father’s Wishes Known to Auristella
- 32Chapter VII
- 33Chapter VIII
- 34Chapter IX — Clodio Gives His Letter to Auristella, and Is Killed b…
- 35Chapter X — How the Younger Antonio Fell Sick
- 36Chapter XI — Periander Relates the Events of His Voyage
- 37Chapter XII
- 38Chapter XIII — Wherein Periander Pursues His Pleasant Narrative
- 39Chapter XIV — He Tells of a Singular Circumstance That Happened at Sea
- 40Chapter XV — He Relates What Passed Concerning Sulpicia, the Niece…
- 41Chapter XVI — Periander Continues His Narration, and Relates a Sing…
- 42Chapter XVII — He Continues His Story
- 43Chapter XVIII
- 44Chapter XIX — Of the Kind Reception They Met With in the Isle of He…
- 45Chapter XX — Renato Relates the History of the Events That Led Him…
- 46Chapter XXI
- 47Chapter XXII
- 48Book III
- 49Chapter II — The Pilgrims Begin Their Journey Through Spain; New an…
- 50Chapter III — The Damsel in the Tree Gives an Account of Herself
- 51Chapter IV
- 52Chapter V
- 53Chapter IX
- 54Chapter X
- 55Chapter XI
- 56Chapter XII
- 57Chapter XIII
- 58Chapter XIV
- 59Chapter XV
- 60Chapter XVI
- 61Chapter XVII
- 62Chapter XIX
- 63Chapter XX
- 64Chapter XXI
- 65Book IV
- 66Chapter III — They Enter Rome, and Lodge in the House of a Jew Name…
- 67Chapter IV — What Passed Between Arnoldo and Periander, and Between…
- 68Chapter V
- 69Chapter VI — Arnoldo and the Duke de Nemours Contend Which Shall Pu…
- 70Chapter VII — Of a Singular Adventure and Peril Which Befell Perian…
- 71Chapter VIII
- 72Chapter IX — In Which Is Related the Sickness of Auristella Through…
- 73Chapter X
- 74Chapter XI — Periander Quits Rome in Despair at Auristella’s Proposal
- 75Chapter XII — Wherein It Is Related Who Periander and Auristella Are
- 76Chapter XIII
- 77Chapter XIV
The Wanderings of Persiles and Sigismunda
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