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1. Besançon 865 (208 v) 3-7 [ rs: person ]

son cousin messire Jehan d’Armignac, et messire Bernard de Labreth, messire Manant de Barbesen, messire Raimon de Benach, messire Benedic de la Cornille et environ eulx XX des plus notables, il envoya avecques lui en Ort

2. Besançon 865 (213 v) 3-11 [ rs: person ]

nous sommes gens asséz pour ce la faire. ¶ Adonc fu ordonné que Ernauton, le bourch d’Espaigne, et messire Raimons de Benac et Angerot Lane, atout centlances, garderoient le pas a Tournay, car il couvenoit du moins que leur

3. Besançon 865 (229 v) 3-27 [ rs: person ]

messire Raymon du Chastelneuf, le sire de Chaumont, Gascon, le sires de Copane, le sire de Lane, le sire de Montferrant, messire Guillaume de Benac, mes

4. Besançon 865 (229 v) 3-27 [ rs: person ]

, le sire de Chaumont, Gascon, le sires de Copane, le sire de Lane, le sire de Montferrant, messire Guillaume de Benac, messire Pierre de Courton

5. Besançon 865 (229 v) 3-27 [ rs: person ]

Copane, le sire de Lane, le sire de Montferrant, messire Guillaume de Benac, messire Pierre de Courton, le sire de Valenchin, et messire Angier le Monne de Bascle

6. Translation of Book III (208 v) 3-7 [ name: person ]

leries and sensechalcies. He sent his cousin Jean d'Armagnac, Bernard d'Albret, Monaut de Barbazan, Raymond de Bénac, Benoît de la Cornille and around twenty of the most distinguished men there, back with him to Orth

7. Translation of Book III (213 v) 3-11 [ rs: person ]

mbushes for we have enough men to do so."' 'Thus it was commanded that Arnaut, the Bourc d'Espagne, Sir Raymond de Bénac and Angerot de Lanne would guard the way at Tournay with one hundred lance, for their cattle and pr

8. Translation of Book III (229 v) 3-27 [ rs: person ]

lard de la Motte, Sir Raymon de Castelnau, the lord of Caumont, a Gascon, the lord of Caupenne, the lord of Lanne, the lord of Montferrat, Sir Raimon de Benac, Sir Petiton de Curton, the lord of Balansun

9. Translation of Book III (229 v) 3-27 [ rs: person ]

lord of Caumont, a Gascon, the lord of Caupenne, the lord of Lanne, the lord of Montferrat, Sir Raimon de Benac, Sir Petiton de Curton, the lord of Balansun and Sir Audgair, the Basque Monk, and at the other tab

10. Prospography Content: Raymond de Bénac, lord of Lanne (person)

Raymond de Bénac, lord of Lanne Raymond de Bénac de Bigorre bore the title of lord of Lanne; he was retained in the service of the duke of Anjou.