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. NEWLY TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH EDITIONS, WITH VARIATIONS AND ADDITIONS FROM MANY CELEBRATED MSS. BY THOMAS JOHNES. vol.7 page0419

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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4Q9, J|an# Fpy^r, Pedro AÎvgre? Perdra, gi$nd mgfter of C^tyray?.; the grand mailer Japes, ^ith others. Of French, fir John de Hiç; fir Geoffry de Ri con; fir Geoffry de Parte- . i#y; fir Efp^igPûlet d'Efpaign; fir Reginald de So^Uçr* fipaaied LynQufip, maffhal of the fcipg. of Chile's army, IfVp.if Gafepny and Beam lay dç^d, the lord de Beam; the lord de Mor-tap i ' the -lord de Brpgolles;. fîr Raymond d?Èur rs^i) fir ifèrch^nd de Varpjje; fir John Afoime; # fir.RAympnçl dç Valentin; fir Adam de Mon-. roffç; fir Cuvent dç Sarement; fir Peter dç S^rephieçe and îpupy morç, to. thevamount, in all, of upwards of twelve hundred gentlemen, knights and Quires. * I wiH npw name what nobles of our party werç flfpn; firft, the cpunt de Novaire, conftable of Portugal Galopes Portelet;. Peter Portelet and 4ga|ip Fernando Portelet his brother, who was by the king's fide, at his bridle : le Pouu-affe d'Acunha; Egeas Toille de Podich d'Ak. fue, Yafco IV^artin de Melx; his fon Vafco. M,oxt}fy whf ipaa killed that day by a dart paff7. iqg through his body. There were alfo among the dead Gouflelenas de Merlo; Alve Porie, marfhal of the army, an excellent knight; Ra-digjioi. Peçeira; John James de Salve; John Radigos, coufin to the king; Daminondefque; Radigo; Radiges de Valçronceaux, and Men-d^gpes dç-YaJ$oofiaux.'- . He was hçre• intpr-rupted by a burft of laughter -from the; duke* • and Lawrence a(ked, My lord, what makes you ' - - Jaup"