LV. Francis I. and Count Guillaume.
One of the Frenche kinge’s called Frauncis the firste of that name, declared his gentle nature to Counte Guillaume, that would haue killed him.
[Source and Origin.—Q. Margaret, Heptameron, 17.
Painter.—I. i. 330; II. i. 243; III. i. 429; IV. ii. 81.]
LVI. Gentlewoman of Pampelunæ.
A pleasaunt discours of a great Lord to enioy a Gentlewoman of Pampelunæ.
[Source and Origin.—Q. Margaret, Heptameron, 26.
Painter.—Not in I.; II. i. 245; III. i. 432; IV. ii. 84.]
LVII. A Strange Punishment of Adultery.
A punishment more rigorous than death, of a husband towarde his wife that had committed adulterie.