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SIR JOHN FROISSART Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.7

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SIR JOHN FROISSART
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.7
page 331



fir Walter de Paflac was on his march, and that, whatever places he took, he had hanged the gar-rifons, they were doubtful whether they might not come to the fame end, and in confequence, left their forts in the night-time, by fubterranèan paflages or otherwife ; fqr Roix and Rochefort have mines, having formerly belonged to fir Re-ginald de Montauban, fo that when the French arrived they found them both empty. Having taken pofleflion, they re-garrifoned and re-vic-tualled them, and then marched towards Tou-loufe to enter Bigorre, for there were in that country two caftles on the borders of Tarbes, called Jullians and Nazareth *, held by thefe marauders, who much harrafled Tarbes and its neighbourhood, as well as the territory of the lord d'Ajnchin. Sir Walter de Paflac and his army, having re-frelhed themfelves in Touloufe, took the road to-wards Bigorre, and feated themfelves before Jul-lians, faying they would never depart until they had delivered the country from its oppreflbrs. Sir Walter was joined by the fènéfchal of Don-nezanf, who reprefented the count de Foix, ac-cording to the fummons of fir Walter to come to his aid in driving the pillagers out of the country; for they made, when opportunity of-fered, as free with the country 01 Dontiezan as I - * Nazareth,—a (mall town in the Condomis, diocefe of Condom. •f Donnezan,— a fmall country in the government of Foi*, contiguous to Catalonia, about three milejfqnar*. Qaarigut is the chief place. Y Vol. VII. Y they ' 321 '


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