have faid, hard by, was kept in great fear, and was* obliged to enter into a compofition with them. Betweerf "Faites *fid their castle is a large village, with an handfume abbey, called C%ôrr, tô tfhicfr thef aid ntacfr tirifdnef, btit Ûêy also éotoponndèd with them. On Che other Écfe-c#€fie iifèr iLiffe is à goodly* mclbfaf town (tailed Jlàgiiwés1, Été inhabitants éf whitfft had a iardiÉié of if ; ir tfaey were much hartratied %f tîiôfe ôf MalVoisin, wfefch is sîtirâférf on a mountain; tfte riter iLifife rnftkring at the foot of it, in its conrfe towards Toarnay, an inclofed mm. Tfcisr to#M of Tëwita/ wis the" common pafe If" tfttffe éf Lcwrié *ad Mhhtifiii-, to- tfhfeh fteydH He hatth, beeaufe they had a free pâk fcge, aalf Ae tfe#!ifpéopfe lad good bargains of ftér pillage : they were,- therefore, forced ffa «NfatiMe- vftttt fieiii, if Éiéy wfeie definms of Mtig, ibr they did not receive aid or fiifccour Jfoftt-any" one. Thé governor of Malvoifin wa* *©afcOi, called Raymônet de l'Efpée, an able nttfl'ttflÊnflb. I1hôfe'df Ltfftidé and M'alvélfin ftti under tfdiitributioii thé merchants of Ar-«goU art* Catalonia equally tfith thofe of Fiancé, CHAP. 131