io6 pope affented to this propdfal, which was then re* folved on. Soon after Eater 1363, the king of Cyprus left Avignon, faying he was going to vifit the emperor and the lords of the empire, and then return by Jïrabant, Flanders and Hainault, to the kingdom of France. He took leave of the pope and king of France, who on every occafion fliewed him marked atten-Irons : the pope gave to him and to his attendants prefents of jewels, and benedi&ions. Soon after the departure of the king of Cyprus, the king of France took leave of the pope, and went towards the city of Montpellier, in order to vifit JLanguedoc, where he had not been for a long time. • We will now return to the king of Cyprus, and to the journey which he made. After many days travel in Germany, he came to a city called Prague, and found there the emperor of Germany, the lord Charles of Bohemia*, who received him magni-ficently, as did all the lords of the empire who were with him. The king of Cyprus remained in Prague and in its environs three weeks, and greatly exerted him-felf in exhorting all the Germans to affift in this holy •expedition. The emperor defrayed his expenfes • Lord Charles of Bohamia,—Çharfes IV. emperor, of Germany. He publifhed the famous Golden Bull, that has ever fmce regulated all the ekclions of emperors *-ki-Gex* during