[17] Roger of Wendover, ii, p. 103; Matthew Paris, Historia Minor, i, p. 102.
[18] Le livere de reis, p. 168.
[19] Supra, pp. 107-108.
[20] G. R., ii, p. 460.
[21] Geoffrey Gaimar, in the extract quoted on p. 191, supra; Gesta Regis Henrici Secundi, ed. William Stubbs (London, 1867), i, p. 329; cf. Roger of Hoveden, i, p. 274.
[22] Roman de Rou, as quoted on p. 191, supra.
[23] The reading and the meaning are here uncertain. I follow the conjecture of the editor.
[24] “Le trebuche el begart.” According to Godefroy (Dictionnaire de l’ancienne langue française) the meaning of begart is undetermined. Again I follow the conjecture of the editor.
[25] Chanson d’ Antioche, ii, pp. 245-246.
[26] Ibid., p. 261. Red Lion is perhaps to be identified with Kilij Arslan, sultan of Iconium.