[219] “Relig. de St. Denis,” liv. xxvii. p. 397.
[220] “Relig. de St. Denis.”
[221] It was the custom to use mules to go about in the town, also for two to ride the same horse on these occasions.
[222] Félibien, Monstrelet, Paradin, “Relig. de St. Denis,” &c.
[223] De Mézeray, Monstrelet, Félibien, &c.
[224] The hôtels of princes of the blood were sanctuary, as well as the churches.
[225] Vallet de Viriville.
[226] Sismondi, “Hist. France.”
[227] “Lives of the Early Valois Queens,” Catherine Bearne, p. 8.
[228] The Yorkists claimed the crown of England by a marriage with the heiress of the elder line, i.e., of Lionel.