[602] Ed. by T. Wright (Camden Society, London, 1841).
[603] The poem called De ruina Romae. It begins, “Propter Syon non tacebo.”
[604] Post, Chapter XXVI.
[605] The “Bible” of Guiot is published in Barbazan’s Fabliaux, t. ii. (Paris, 1808). It is conveniently given with other satirical or moralizing compositions in Ch. V. Langlois, La Vie en France au moyen âge d’après quelques moralistes du temps (Paris, 1908).
[606] Salimbene gives an amusing picture of our worthy Rigaud hurrying to catch sight of the king at a Franciscan Chapter. Post, Chapter XXI.
[607] Regestrum visilationum archiepiscopi Rothomagensis, ed. Bonnin (Rouen, 1852). It is analyzed by L. V. Delisle, in an article entitled “Le Clergé normand” (Bib. de l’École des Chartes, 2nd ser. vol. iii.).
[608] Reg. vis. p. 9.
[609] R. V. p. 10.
[610] R. V. p. 18.
[611] R. V. pp. 19-20.