The last two stories appear to have been transposed as published; the opening sequence of "Knight and the Enemy" refers to Shea and Chalmers as having just come from the world of the Aeneid, which is the setting of the story following it in the collection.
The last two stories appear to have been rearranged as published; the opening sequence of "Knight and the Enemy" refers to Shea and Chalmers as having just come from the world of the Aeneid, which is the setting of the story following it in the collection.