[80] Ibid., p. 140.
[81] Ibid., pp. 115 seq.
[82] Plattard, p. 117.
[83] For narratio, see ARP.
[84] In the prefatory epistle to Petrus Aegidius about two-thirds of the first hundred clauses conform to the cursus of the curial dictamen (MRP). These clauses compose about twenty sentences ending: planus, 6 (30%); tardus, 2 (10%); velox, 7 (35%); unconformed, 5 (25%). Inconclusive, this may be worth further study.
[85] See above, [Chapter VIII].
[86] Citations are from Jacobus Stoer’s edition of 1595.
[87] The fourth edition, cited here, by Gabriel Cartier, 1599. Meantime Bodin had published in 1586 a revised edition in Latin, De re publica libri vi.
[88] Edition cited Edinburgh (Freebairn), 1715, Opera omnia, ed. Thomas Ruddiman, Vol. I.
[89] See F. Strowski, Montaigne (Paris, 1931).