daughter, the lady Philippa, to the king of Portugal, 177. —Takes the towns of Entença, &c. 188, et seq.—Suffers gread^ from the heat of the climate, 368.—Forms a junétion with the king of Portugal, 370. —Paffes the Ducrp, 373.—Difpirited by the ficknefs of himfelf and army, IX. 5.— Difbands his men, 10.—Obtains, permit* fion from the king of Caftille for them to recruit their health in his towns, 15.— Quits Galicia and returns to Bayonne, 40, 141.—Applies to England for frefh affift-ance, 142.—Betroths his daughter Catha-rine to the infanta of Spain, 303.—Makes peace with the king of Caftille, 331.— Marries his daughter to the infanta, 338.— Receives the duchy of Aquitaine as a gift from king Richard and his council, XI. 119.—Embarks for Aquitaine, 123.—Or-dered to return in confequence of the. re-monftrances of the towns of Aquitaine againft the king's gift, 168.—Marries his concu-bine, 225.—Offended with king Richard for the murder of the duke of Glocefter, . XII. 31.—Makes peace with him, 33.— His death, 83. Lancaster, the duchefs of, takes her daughter to Caftille, and marries her to the infanta, IX. 338.—Finds the bones of her father, don Pedro, and has them buried at Seville, 339« ' • Langon INDEX.