117 . . through any feult of mine.9. ' Daniel/ faid lit éarl, ? you comfort me much by what you fay/ Upon this, fir Daniel de Haiuyn took leaf* ef the earl and went to Oudenarde, which h* Reinforced with good men at arms, victualled * it *gain, and made every other neçeflaiy préparai fion, CHAP. X!X1. fnnxp VON ARTAVEIU AND THE GHENT MEf LAY SIEGE TO OUDENAEDE. FHIUP, who refided in Ghent, hearing thff . the garrifon of Oudenarde had been rein» forced with men at arms faid he would providf a remedy, for fuch things were not to he fuffer* fed: it was # difgr$ce to all Flanders that thqt town fhould continue thus difobedient. He de-clared he would lay fiege to it, and never march away until he had deftrbyedlt, and put to'de^th ^dl who fhould be found within, knight? others. ^ He iflued his fuwmons through Flan* ders, far every one to be re^dy prepared before Oudenarde on the 9th day of June, None dared difqbey this fummons: thofe in the principal towns of Flanders, of the Franconate actd.ôf Uruges, made themfelves rtady, and came be* fore Oudenarde, where tbey extended themfelves in the fields, meadows and marfhes thereabouts. -Fhiiip, by whofe orders every thing was done.