[ [14] The ceremonies followed the precedent of those used at the marriage of Henrietta's father, Henry of Navarre, with Margaret of Valois.
[ [15]Part of the song with which Henrietta was greeted at Amiens on her wedding journey. See pp. 20, 21.
[ [16]Destroyed in February, 1831.
[ [17]Cf. Chaucer, Canterbury Tales: Prologue.
A good Wif was ther of byside Bath * * * * * Sche was a worthy womman al hire lyfe Housbondes atte chirche dore hadde sche fyfe.
[ [18]George Goring, Baron Goring, 1628, Earl of Norwich, 1644; d. 1663.
[ [19]At some point in the ceremony Henrietta Maria renounced all her rights to the throne and dominions of France, as had been stipulated in the marriage treaty.
[ [20]The dispensation is dated December, 1625.
[ [21]They are smaller, part of them having been built over.
[ [22]MS. Français, 23,600.