Note 212 — Chapter VII
Reading edition
Campana, Vita del Re Filippo Secondo, parte II. lib. 9.
According to some accounts, the loss did not exceed fifty. This, considering the spirit and length of the contest, will hardly be credited. It reminds one of the wars with the Moslems in the Peninsula, where, if we are to take the account of the Spaniards, their loss was usually as one to a hundred of the enemy.