d'Aragona

Rodrigo's [228] mother laid claim to the property he left, which, as is shown by certain documents, she recovered from Isabella d'Aragona as guardian of the deceased, to the amount of several thousand ducats.

Lucretia Borgia According to Original Documents and Correspondence of Her Day Ferdinand Gregorovius

The remaining vessels scattered far and wide; Alfonso d'Aragona found refuge in the Bay of Alghieri, two more of his galleys reached an anchorage in the

Sea-Wolves of the Mediterranean E. Hamilton Currey

Cardinal Vitaliano Visconti (1670); Cardinal Traian d'Acquaviva d'Aragona (1739).

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman 1840-1916 1913

"Tigers have yellow eyes," observed Madame d'Aragona.

Don Orsino 1881

There is Madame d'Aragona who has no seat, he says.

Don Orsino 1881

Madame d'Aragona was perhaps a little too short, but she was justly proportioned and appeared to be rather slight, though the tight-fitting sleeves of her frock betrayed a remarkably well turned arm.

Don Orsino 1881

"But a cat has five claws," said Madame d'Aragona.

Don Orsino 1881

On the morning which Orsino and Madame d'Aragona had spent in Gouache's studio the Countess Del Ferice entered her husband's study in order to consult him upon a rather delicate matter.

Don Orsino 1881

Thereupon Madame d'Aragona looked at Gouache and raised her brows a little as though to ask a question, knowing perfectly well that Orsino was watching her.

Don Orsino 1881

Madame d'Aragona had also determined to be present, and she expressed her desire to Gouache.

Don Orsino 1881