Eleanor Of Aquitaine (62 page)

NOTES TO CHAPTER 25: THINGS DONE OVERSEAS

1. R of Hov, III, 105;
Itin
, 176.

2. R of D, 405.

3. R of Hov, III, 72.

4.
Itin
, 178.

5. B le T, 179.

6. Stubbs,
Hist Intro
, 312, note.

7. R of Hov, III, iii.

8. B of P, II, 166; R of Hov, III, 110;
Itin
, 196.

9
. Itin
, 197.

10. R of Hov, III, 108, note;
Ittn
, 195; Landon,
Itin Rich I
, 49.

11. La Monte, 29-43.

12. B le T, 19.            

13. B le T, 47;
Itin
, 59; Wm of T, II, 493.

14. G de N, 63.

15. Ramsay,
Angevin Empire
, 326.

16.
Itin
, 97; B le T, 173.

17.
Itin
, 67.

18.
Itin
, 122; Amb, 62.

19. B of P, II, 171; Wm of N, I, 349.

20. Wm of N, I, 353-355.

21.
Itin
, 212.

22.
Itin
, 218ff.

23. Amb, 70.

24.
Itin
, 220.

25.
Itin
, 225.

26.
Itin
, 234.

27. G of C, I, 514.

28. B le T, 195;
Itin
, 279.

29. B of P, II, 181; Wm of N, I, 360, 373.

30.
Itin
, 254.

31. G le B,
Phihppide
, 108.

32. Wm of N, I, 358;
Itin
, 236.

33 Wm of N, I, 357.

34. R of Dic, II, 95.

35. B of P, II, 182ff.

36. R of Hov, III, 123-24; B of P, II, 182.

37. Wm of N, I, 354.

38. B of P, II, 171; R of Hov, III, 114.

39. R of Hov, III, 124.

40. B of P, II, 184.

41.
Itin
, 239; B of P, II, 184; Wm of N, I,357

42. R of Hov, III, 125-127.

43. Rig, 105.

44. B of P, II, 204.

45. Wm of N, I, 358.

46. B of P, II, 229; R of Hov, III, 166.

47. R of Hov, III, 167.

48. B of P, II, 235.

49 R of Dic, II, 104.

50. Wm of N, I, 376.

51.
Itin
, 341; R of D, 450.

52. Wm of N, I, 363.

53.
Itin
, 305.

54. B le T, 190-91.

55.
Itin
, 336.

56. Bohaddin, 334-338.

57.
Itin
, 296.

58. R of D, 443.

59 B le T, 175.

60. R of D, 418.

61.
Itin
, 351, 358.

62. B of P, II, 192.

63.
Itin
, 333-335.

64. B le T, 199.

65.
Itin
, 338.

66.On the Assassins, see
Itin
, 339.

67. Wm of N, 1, 363; B le T, 203; G de N, 76

68. Ansbertus, in R of Hov, III, cxliii.

69. B le T, 201.

70. Alatir (Mich IV, 339n).

71.
Itin
, 342.

72.
Itin
, 348.

73.
Itin
, 348.

74. Bohaddin, 346.

75. Wm of N, I, 378; Stubbs,
Hist Intros
,362ff

76. Bohaddin, 347n.

77. Wm of N, I, 378.

78
Itin
, 436.

79. R of D, 454.

80.
Itin
, 442.

NOTES TO CHAPTER 26: SHIPWRECK AND DISGUISE

1. R of Hov, III, 185.

2. Wm of N, I, 382; R of Dic, II, 106.

3. Amb, 159;
Itin
, 441.

4. B le T, 209.

5. B le T, 211.

6.
Itin
, 442.

6. R of Hov, III, 185.

7. R of Dic, II, 106.

9. R of C, 53.

10. R of Hov, III, 194.

11. R of C, 53-60.

12. Richard had used Pisan ships on his outward journey, and Pisans had supported him in the East.

13. R of Hov, III, 185.

14. Wm of N, I, 382.

15. Rig, 109-10.

16. R of C, 54.

17. R of C, 55.

18. At an earlier stage Baldwin seems to have impersonated Richard near Ragusa. For Richard's disguise, see R of Hov, III, 185.

19. R of C, 55-56; R of Hov, III, 186.

20. R of C, 56.

21. B le T, 213-14. Otto of St. Blaise, p. 543, says Richard was betrayed by a precious ring he forgot to remove.

22. R of C, 56.

NOTES TO CHAPTER
27
: ELEANOR QUEEN OF ENGLAND

1. Gir Camb,
DPI
, 301.

2. R of D, 406.

3. R of D, 406.

4. R of D, 406.

5. Wm of N, I, 336.

6. Stubbs,
Hist Intros
, 227.

7. Gir Camb,
Vita Calfredi
, 382, 387-393; B of P, II, 211; Wm of N, I, 340.

8. B of P, II, 212.

9. Wm of N, I, 342ff; R of Hov, III, 144.

10. B of P, II, 213.

11. Gir Camb,
Vita Galfredi
, 410-11; B of P, II, 215.

12. B of P, II, 221.

13. R of D, 419.

14. B of P, II, 246.

15. B of P, II, 247; R of D, 419.

16. R of D, 420.

17. B of P, II, 225.

18. B of P, II, 223.

19. R of D, 419.

20. R of D, 420.

21. R of D, 431-32.

22. G of C, I, 514; R of Hov, III, 179.

23. B of P, II, 235;
Flores Hist
, II, 107.

24. G le B,
Philippide
, 108.

25. Wm of N, I, 266-67.

26. Rig, 105.

27. B le T, 204; Wm of N, I, 366.

28. R of D, 431.

29. R of Hov, III, 187.

30. B of P, II, 236.

31. B of P, II, 236.

32. B of P, II, 237.

33. R of D, 432; B of P, II, 236.

34. Gir Camb,
Vita Galfredi
, 413; R of Hov,III,188

35. R of D, 434.

36. R of D, 406.

NOTES TO CHAPTER 28: THE RANSOM

1. G of C, I, 514; R of Hov, III, 194.

2. R of Hov, III, 228.

3. R of Hov, III, 195.

4. R of Hov, III, 195-96.

5. Wm of N, I, 388.

6. R of Hov, III, 198.

7. Minstrel of Reims, 275.

8. Richard, II, 282.

9. Wm of N, I, 384;
G le M
, III, 128.

10. R of Hov, III, 204.

11. G of C, I, 514-15.

12. R of C, 61-62.

13. B of P, II, 236.

14. R of Hov, III, 207.

15. G of C, I, 514-15.

16. R of Hov, III, 198.

17. Ansbertus, in R of Hov, III, cxl.

18. Wm of N, I, 286-87.

19. Ansbertus, in R of Hov, III, cxh-cxlii. Stubbs,
Hist Intros
, 249, estimates that £100,000 sterling was more than twice as much as the whole revenue of the country uncounted for in the last exchequer of Henry II. Ramsay,
Revenues
, I, 211, concludes that the ransom was equal to three years' average revenues in the time of Henry II.

20. R of Hov, III, 215-16.

21. R of Hov, III, 199.

22. R of Dic, II, 106-07.

23.
Flores Hist
, II, 108.

24. R of Hov, III, 199; Wm of N, I, 388.

25. R of Dic, II, 106-07.

26. G of C, I, 516.

27. Wm of N, I, 389.

28. The original poem may be found in Raynouard, IV, 183. Translation is by Henry Adams in
Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres
(Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1904), p. 222, and is quoted by permission of the publisher.

29.
Itin
, 67.

30. Coeur-de-Lion addresses himself particularly to those on whom he had at his crowning bestowed valuable marriage prizes.

31. R of Hov, III, 208-09.

32. R of Dic, II, 127.

33. R of Hov (Bohn ed.) II, 288. The passage is omitted in the Rolls.

34. R of C, 58.

35. R of Hov, III, 210.

36. Caen, the seat of the Norman exchequer, contributed more than London to the ransom (Davis,
Eng. under the Angevins
, 335).

37. Wm of N, I, 399.

38. R of Dic, II,110; Annals of Margam, 22.

39. P of B,
Eptst, PL
207:431.

40. Wm of N, I, 400.

42. Gir Camb,
Vita Galfredi
, 415.

42. R of Hov, III, 212.

43.
Ch St M
, 192.

44. The castle of Bourges The allusion is to Henry's support of Alexander against Octavian (cf. Hugo Pictaviensis,
Vezelaicensis Monasterii, HGF
XIX, 27 8n).

45.
Fd
, I, 72-78.

46. O of St B, 540.

47. R of Hov, IV, 31.

48. Rig, 137-38.

49. R of Hov, III, 212-214.

50. Wm of N, I, 398.

51.
G le M
, III, 133.

2. Landon,
tun Rich I
, 77.

53. Rig, 112-13.

54. Wm of N, I, 368-370.

55. R of Hov, III, 225; Wm of N, I, 385-86.

56. R of Dic, II, iii.

57. R of Hov, III, 216.

58. R of Hov, III, 227.

59. Landon,
Itin Rich I
, 82-83; Pipe Rolls, 6 Richard I, Intro., xw; R of Dic, II, 112.

60. R of Hov, III, 229-233.

61. Wm of N, I, 402.

62. R of Hov, III, 232.

63. R of Hov, III, 202; Landon,
Itin Rich I
, 83.

64.
Itin
, 143.

65.
Flores Hist
, II, 109.

66. R of Hov, III, 202.

67. R of Hov, III, 233.

68. R of Hov, III, 235; R of Dic, II, 114.

69. Wm of N, I, 404.

70. Wm of N, I, 404.

71. R of Dic, II, 114; G of C, I, 524.

72. R of Hov, III, 235; R of C, 62-63.

73. R of Hov, III, 233; Annals of Burton, 190.

NOTES TO CHAPTER 29: CAPTIVE AND BETRAYER

1. G le M
, III, 134.

2.
Flores Hist
, II, 109.

3. R of Die, II, 114; Wm of N, I, 406.

4. G of C, I, 524.

5. R of Hov, III, 238; Wm of N, I, 407.

6. R of Hov, HI,

7.
English and Scottish Popular Ballads
, edited from the collection of Francis James Child by Helen Child Sargent and George Lyman Kittredge (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1904).

8. Landon,
Itin Rich I
, 87; R of Hov, III, 240, 243.

9. Wm of N, I, 408.

10. R of Hov, III, 242.

11. R of Dic, II, 120; R of Hov, III, 268.

12.
G le M
, III, 136; G of C, I, 525; R of Hov, III, 247-48.

13. R of Hov, III, 248.

14. G of C, I, 527.

15. R of Hov, III, 251.

16.
G le M
, III, 136.

17. R of Dic, II, 114;
Flores Hist
, II, 110

18. R of Hov, III, 134.

19. G
le M
, III, 134-137.

20. R of Hov, III, 252.

21. R of Die, II, 117.

22. R of Hov, III, 301.

23. R of Hov, III, 256; R of Dic, II, 117.

24. R of Hov, III, 257.

25. R of Dic, II, 119.

26. R of Dic, II, 120.

27. Cf. Richard's
sirventés
to the Count of Auvergne in Le Roux Lincy,
Chants Historiques
, 65

28. Gir Camb, De Rebus, 153.