[597] Sanudo, in Muratori, xxii. pp. 794-8.
[598] Chalc., II, pp. 83-4; Ducas, 14, pp. 54-6. For Rhodes and the Pope in the Morea, Phr., I. 16, p. 63; Bosio, ii. 154.
[599] September 10, 1400, in Misti, xlv. 33.
[600] Livre des faicts, fol. 53 r°-55 r°, and Wylie, pp. 159-65. Wylie has collated admirably the sources on Manuel’s visit.
[601] Text is published in Theiner, ii. 170-2.
[602] Epp., v. 300-2; vi. 92.
[603] ‘Cum Dom. summus Pontifex advertens quod perfidus ille Baysetus Princeps Turchorum, manu potenti et brachio extento in Christianum Populum maxima feritate extitit debachatus ad Exterminium Civitatis Constantinopolitanae et universitatis Populi Christiani nisi eius nephanda propositio resistatur, omnes et singulos qui, pro Liberatione et Subsidione Manuelis Imp. Cpni et dictae Civitatis suae, Manus adiutrices porrexerint ...’ etc.: Rymer, vol. iii, part 4, pp. 195-6.
[604] Clavijo, who visited Constantinople the following year, reports this, fol. 7 v°.
[605] Miklositch-Müller, Acta, DCXXVI.
[606] Strikingly shown in letter of April 20, 1402: Canc. Secr., i. 58.