" CHAP, ttm til Ditm A*D mrcHEsi OF mwûmwkm ~ifif*% feutTÉT' BXEJtf ffMUÉStrns TO FIHD MEÀtfS Té *AM»S0fct THÈ CO#WT Hi ITBVËRft, THXlJt Wj% «Kit Hfs riticifr-«iiscilfiE-t ift TU*** KEY. THE KltfO Ûf H WTO ART, THRQUOJfc' THE MtêWJKIOif OF THI tfRAKISr MASTER OF MÉÛD«% M S. M ITS' TH* AMBASSADOR FROtt THE ilWO OT FRAHÔB TO PASS THROUGH Hit fclKÔ&OM WITH TÏIS PRESENTS #OR TfiS 'SUJb* TAH BAJAZET. T^HE 'duke and duçhefsof Burgundy confidered: * every jplÈbte ineans of iecoveringtheir fon* At they knew they cnttft pay a wry large fom for. his. ranfonr* they reduced their expences as midi* as poffibley m gather all the money they could § without t&s, they knew Aey could not fucceed * and made many friends among the Venetian and Genoefe. merchants* for through their means thcr raafoms were to be negotiated. • The duke of ïiittgundy refiddft with the king*. Vho convened With him frequendy on affairs of. ftate, and paid attention to what he faid ; for die duke had the principal ïharé in the government* Which made his own affairs profper the more. At this time time lived in Paris a Lombard* wlm Wàs ajgpeàtaftd rich merchant, and tran&âed bofiacfi for fhe other Lombards: he-wis. knowi* mi