And let no shame be offer’d his remains.—[XXV. p. 234.]
According to the Comendador Fernan Nunez, in his Commentary upon the Trezientas, the tomb of Count Julian was shown in his days about four leagues from Huesca at a castle called Loarri, on the outside of a church which was in the castle.
His wonted leathern gipion.—[XXV. p. 236.]
The Musical Pilgrim in Purchas thus describes the Leonese:—
Wymmen in that land use no vullen,
But alle in lether be the wounden:
And her hevedez wonderly ben trust,
Standing in her forheved as a crest,
In rould clouthez lappet alle be forn