, m CHAP. ¥HI. ? THE . INFANT OF CASTILLE 11SI1G1S PAM*tt- . LUNA. SIR THOMAS TRIVET, IN CONDUCT* ING SUCCOURS TO THE KINO Of If A Y ARE TAKES' SEVERAL PEACES I If QASÇONY JTROlfr THE FRENCH* T\URING the time the king of Navarre pas at Bourreaux, and fince his return to lis own country, John of C^ftille, fop of the king of Spain^ with the conftablc of ÇaftiUe* who was the chief of this war, and whofe name was don Pedro dç Mao-riquez, had befieged |he gqocj city of P^m^cUm* with a large force. With them werç ^he count don Alphonfo, thfc count de Medina, the count de Mapons, the count de Ribede, Peter Ferrand de Falefquc, Peter Gouflart de Modefque and fcvçral Qther ba/ons and knights from Spain* with their troops.* • Thefe Spaniards, on their march towards Pam-peluna, h^d taken and burnt the town of Lorwich and the city of Viana, on this fide Logrono,; and there was not a lord • in Navarre who dared tq • • Ferreras does not mention any fiege of Pampeluna, but fays the infant advanced to Gorriaz, near Pampeluna, and after* wards befieged Viana ; when, having taken it, he returned to Cafiille. He notices only the firft of the Spaniards in the tcxt.~VoI. v. jp. 458, 459. fhew V* 32 1