contracts figned, the duchefs left her daughter wifh" the king and her young hufband, who was then but eight years old. She took leave of the king to go to Monteil, as fhe had propofed, who had her attended by the greateft perfonages of his court. On her arrival at Montejt fuch re-fearches were made, that fhe difcovered where her father had been buried, and had his bones taken up, wafhed and embalmed, and carried in a coffin to Seville, where the cavalcade was met by large proceffions from that town. _ The bones were conveyed to the cathedral, and there moft reverently buried, with very fo-lemn obfequies, which where attended by king John of Caftille, his fon,. the young prince of Galicia, and the greater part of the prelates and barons of the realm. After the obfequies, each perfon returned home : the king of Caftille, accompanied by his fon and daughter-in-law, went to Val di Soria ; but the duchefs of Lapcafter went to Medina del Campo, a handfome and large town, which now belonged to her by the late treaties of peace, and remained there fome time. - We will leave fpeaking of her and of Caftille, and relate the marriage of the duke of Berry, and other events which enfued. CIjAP. »9.