Romans m the name of dopent, had frék fa!* grinis watched on aU the roads, and did-them much evil, lèverai of whom were flak or loft. W* will fur the prefent leave fpeakiag of thefe popes, , and introduce othef events ' CHAP, x. THE SUBEENBEB OF THE BTWLOM^ CASTLE OF VESTADOUE IB HMOU81V, THAT HAD BESTF THE CHIEF &E8IXEXÇ£ OF OBOFRTTT TETE* NOIB. Y01^ icftw foard h#w Gwffiy Tit#nm * was matter of the caftte of Veutadpur, wbfch he had held agfuuli all the &f ce few againft |tim il long as.-he V that be h»d IfW.tht cmwttz imcler contr&ntkmf upwards of thirty league round ; and that when he died, he bad on hi* death-bed aamed hm two nephews, Alleys ap& Peter Rous, to fueeeed him in the command, tq whom all the leaders of that garrifou had in h|a jurefence fworn obedience and fidelity. After the deceafe of Gcofry Tete-nohr, thefe two brothers governed fuocefsfolly fee feme time, keeping the whole tountry uûdcr fubp&on. This caftle belonged to the duke of Berry by purcfrafc from the count de Montpenfier, and his fon, John of Beny, bore its title ; but, though tbt gtrrifefi F 3 gave