Non est princeps, sed est alter
Qui Regi est a secretis
Omnibus est notus satis.”
[63] The sister of Brantôme.
[64] From this it is evident that Isabelle had refrained from informing Condé of the charge that had been brought against her, and allowed him to suppose that the Dijon scandal was the sole cause of her imprisonment.
[65] Marguerite de Valois, youngest daughter of Francois I., who had married, in 1559, Emmanuel Philibert X., Duke of Savoy.
[66] Comte Jules Delaborde, “Éléonore de Roye, Princesse de Condé.”
[67] Comte Jules Delaborde, “Éléonore de Roye, Princesse de Condé.”
[68] Martin Hume, “The Courtships of Mary Stuart.”
[69] Castelnau, “Mémoires.”