feadfh and, having lighted torches, we left the inn together, taking the road to the caftle, as did all the knights and fquires who lodged in the town. Too much praife cannot be given to thé date and magnificence of the count de Foix, nor can it be too much recommended; for, during rpy ftay there, I found him fuch, as fer to exceed all that I can fay of him, and I few many things which gave me great pleafure. On Chriftmas day were feated at his table four bifhops of his own country, two Ciementifts and two Urbanifts. The biihops of Pamiers and Lefcar, Clemeutifts, were Seated at top, and aext to them the bifhops of Aire and of Rou, on thf* borders of the Bordeloisand Bayonne, Urbanifts: the count de Foix fet next, then the vifcpunt de Roquebertm, a-Gafcon, the vifcount de Bnmi-quel, the vifcpunt de Goufferant, then an JSng-liih knight, called rfir William WjUlpughby, whom the duke of Lancafter, tat jthut time resid-ing at Bourdeaux, had fent thithgr. M another table were five abbots and two Arragonian knights, called fir Raymond de Montflorentin and fir Martin Ae Buaoe. At another .tabic were feated knights and fquires from Gafcony and Bigorre: firft, the lord d'Anchin, then fir Gaillard de 1» Motte, fir Raymond de Château-neuf, rthe lord de Çhaumopt, Gafcons, the loifa de Copaire,4e la Lanne, 4e Montferranf, fir William Bernard, &r Peter Çourton, thejord de ill!