FOOTNOTES:
[66] Affecting the groin (inguen). The bubonic plague.
[67] Lugano.
[68] Denying the resurrection of the body.
[69] Daughter of king Charibert. She had seceded from the monastery with a large following of nuns and was at this time at St. Hilary’s church in Poitiers.
[70] The monastery was called the monastery of the Holy Cross.
[71] Cf. Bonnet, p. 306.
[72] Gregory’s niece.
[73] One of Chrodield’s faction, daughter of king Chilperic.
[74] Daughter of Berthar, a Thuringian king, and the wife of Clothar I.
[75] Chrodieldis scola.
[76] Scolas.
[77] Mediocritatis nostræ personam.
[78] The count is meant.
[79] Reading Adfuerunt for adferunt.
[80] Barbaturias. Cf. Du Cange, barbatoria.
[81] Arrhae, cf. p. 97.
[82] June 14.