| CHAP. | | PAGE |
| I. | WHICH TREATS OF SOME LOVE AFFAIRS WHICH COMMENCED ALMOST WHEN OTHERS END | 1 |
| II. | IN WHICH CERTAIN FESTIVITIES ARE DESCRIBED, WHICH ENDED WITH A BLOW ON A FACE | 10 |
| III. | IN WHICH THE READER WILL SEE WHAT HAPPENED TO RODRIGO AND HIS SQUIRE BETWEEN LEON AND VIVAR | 16 |
| IV. | IN WHICH THE MAIDEN, IN ADDITION TO HER OWN STORY, RELATES CERTAIN MATTERS, WHICH WILL ROUSE THE ANGER OF THOSE WHO READ OF THEM | 22 |
| V. | HOW RODRIGO AND HIS SQUIRE WERE RECEIVED AT VIVAR | 29 |
| VI. | HOW FERNAN DESPAIRED OF GETTING WOMEN TO UNDERSTAND REASON, AND HOW DIEGO LAINEZ HOPED THAT HIS HONOUR WOULD BE AVENGED | 37 |
| VII. | HOW RODRIGO FOUGHT WITH THE COUNT OF GORMAZ | 42 |
| VIII. | HOW XIMENA DEMANDED JUSTICE FROM THE KING AGAINST RODRIGO DIAZ | 49 |
| IX. | HOW A MOORISH PRINCESS WAS CONVERTED, AND HOW A SOLITARY CEASED TO BE SUCH | 55 |
| X. | HOW MARTIN SET OUT TO AVENGE HIS FATHER | 60 |
| XI. | HOW THE DE VIVAR FAMILY RECEIVED LETTERS FROM THE KING, DON FERNANDO | 71 |
| XII. | THE COMBAT BETWEEN RODRIGO AND MARTIN GONZALEZ | 80 |
| XIII. | OF AN UNEXPECTED VISIT WHICH XIMENA RECEIVED IN HER RETREAT | 87 |
| XIV. | HOW RODRIGO AND XIMENA WERE MARRIED, AND HOW THE DEVIL TERRIFIED THE PEOPLE OF BURGOS | 95 |
| XV. | HOW RODRIGO BECAME THE POSSESSOR OF BABIECA, AND WHAT HAPPENED WHILST HE WAS RIDING HIM | 105 |
| XVI. | HOW RODRIGO ROUSED UP THE COUNTRY, AND DEFEATED THE MOORS IN THE MOUNTAINS OF OCA | 113 |
| XVII. | HOW THE ARMY OF RODRIGO MARCHED BACK TO BURGOS WITHOUT BEING WEARIED, AS THE READER MAY BE | 122 |
| XVIII. | HOW THE VENGADOR AND RUI-VENABLOS, ALTHOUGH ONLY BANDITS, THOUGHT AS CAVALIERS | 129 |
| XIX. | HOW THE SINGLE PAINT THE LIFE OF THE MARRIED | 136 |
| XX. | HOW THE COUNT OF CARRION GAINED NOTHING BY BULLYING | 145 |
| XXI. | HOW ONE MOOR REMAINED, AND FIVE WENT AWAY | 152 |
| XXII. | HOW THE BAND OF THE VENGADOR ATTACKED THE CASTLE OF CARRION | 161 |
| XXIII. | IN WHICH IT IS PROVED THAT COLD AND LOVE ARE NOT INCOMPATIBLE | THE CID CAMPEADOR
|
