The chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet, Vol. 02 [of 13]

by Enguerrand de Monstrelet

Anderson.

[55] Of the half blood. See p. 138.

[56] I. e. Bari.

[57] Probably Nicholas d’Este, connected by marriage with the house of Malatesta.

[58] Probably Pandulph Malatesta, lord of Rimini, a captain of great reputation and adherent of king Ladislaus.

[59] Sir Raoul de Gaucourt, successively promoted to the posts of chamberlain, governor of Dauphinè, and grand master of the household, became a distinguished actor in the wars with the English, from 1427 to 1437 particularly.

There was also a sir Eustace de Gaucourt, lord of Vicy, who was grand falconer in 1406 and 1412.

[60] Count de Hembe. Q.

[61] Charles de Mouroufle. Q.

[62] The author of ‘An Account of Livonia, with a Relation of the Rise, Progress and Decay of the Marian Teutonic Order,’ London, 1701, relates these transactions in the manner following: