Misc: In which book did the Hispaniola feature?

Questions

- (I) In a rondo, this is a contrasting section between episodical form recurrences of the main theme. (2) In a fugue, it is a section linking (by means of contrast, modulation or possibly using subject material) one entry and another. In both contexts, an episode has a subordinate role.?

- Same as rondo form.?

(Old It., 'equal') - Piece or pieces (equali) for instruments of the same kind.?

(It.) - With expression.?

(Fr.) - A popular dance form in the 13th and 14th centuries consisting of several sections (puncta) each of which has a first ending (ouvert) and a second ending (clos).?