WQ. Araaut, gf He*r*» would pit furrç**!** , any tarage biA carried m * fcarp contest agaças* Fraooe. He feat to Upper Qtfotny- and lèap\ for fome knight adventurers t», stô*st feint m war; and many able men e$m« toWj^. He ha4 .fix captains, each .of whom h$d §%* Ippw more under his cprnmand: bis brother* Join* d# Béar% a gallant fquire, Pf ter d'Ai^çh» d$ Sfc. gorre, brother-german to the lor4 d'Apsfe**^ who would never turn to the Frer*cfe, SnHMtyii de Sainte Coioinl^ Enmnton de Mwta^|% d$ Sainte.'Bafiki and le bourg dç Çaroofe, Thefe. captaiija made many e^cur|ifwt inAç Bigorre, the Touioufein, the Ç&rQ**tfb&o^ mè on the Albigeois; for'the; wioeal tjbejf tefr Lourde they were on eoeopy's. ground* whiçli they overran to a great exteat, fom^iimae tfektyp leagues from their castle* " In their m&rck thqp touched nothing, but mai their return all thing* were' feized, and fometime». they fefWgM them fo many prifoners,x and- ftwh quantity* of cattle, they knew ' not. how to dilf CP§- of, Jodge them. They laid tratar co»trihutî^tfe|5 whole country*except, the territory of tta,c*w& de Foix; but there they dared no* tgj& % fort. Without paying'for it,5 nor hurfc my mm feel Wg*. ing to the count, or even* any whs* h&khm port;' for it would have e**3ge4 him fit imcl^ that they must have beea ruined. Thefe' companions' in Lourde- t^aè tfcfr foii^foe* tion of overrunning the whote cou^r^vtepwe* they pleafecL Tarbes, which, is f*tt*ttta& %s I * '•' have