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1. Besançon 865 (231 v) 3-30 [ rs: person ]

tais du royaume de France pour aler en Castille servir le roy, messire Jehan de Rie, Bourguignon, messire Gieufroy Richon, Breton, et Gieufroy de Partenay, et avoit chascun sa route. Or s’appareil

2. Besançon 865 (236 v) 3-36 [ rs: person ]

bourguignon et l’autre gascon; le Bourguignon nommoit on Guillaume de Montdigi, et estoit avecques messire Jehan de Ré, et le Gascon de Berne, Bertran de Barege. Et furent deux ce jour chevaliers, et

3. Besançon 865 (239 r) 3-38 [ rs: person ]

premierement pluseurs barons de Berne leurs banieres, et aussi pluseurs de Castille, et aussi fist messire Jehan de Rie. La peussiéz veoir entre ces nouviaux chevaliers toute friqueté, joliveté et apperteté, et se maint

4. Besançon 865 (241 r) 3-41 [ rs: person ]

et bien CCC escuiers du paÿs de Berne. Et des François, messire Jehan de Rie, messire Gieufroy Richon, messire Gieufroy de Partenay et pluseurs autres.

5. Besançon 865 (273 r) 3-94 [ rs: person ]

Jehan Radiggo de Hoiés et le grant maistre de Saint Jaqueme. Des François, messire Jehan de Rie, messire Gieufroy Ricon, messire Gieufroy de Partenay, messire Espaignolet d’Espaigne

6. Translation of Book III (231 v) 3-30 [ rs: person ]

lance of the very best men-at-arms of Béarn had set out from the territories of the count of Foix. Sir Jean de Rye, a Burgundian, Sir Geoffroi Richon, a Breton, and Geoffroi de Parthenay had already passed through

7. Translation of Book III (236v) 3-36 [ name: person ]

undian and the other a Gascon. The Burgundian was called Guillaume de Montdigy, from the company of Jean de Ré, and the Gascon from Béarn was Bertrand de Barège. They were both knighted that day, and with them

8. Translation of Book III (239r) 3-38 [ rs: person ]

thood. Many barons of Béarn first unfurled their banners that day, and several from Castile, as did Sir Jean de Rye also. Among these new knights great nobility, alertness and joviality could be seen, and they condu

9. Translation of Book III (241 r) 3-41 [ rs: person ]

Coarraze, Sir Pierre de Marquefave and a good three hundred squires from Béarn, and of the French: Sir Jean de Rye, Sir Geoffroi Richon, Sir Geoffroi de Parthenay and several others. This was a most unfortunate aff

10. Translation of Book III (273 r) 3-94 [ rs: person ]

Pero Gonzales Sevilha, João Rodriguez de Hoiés, and the grand master of Santiago. Of the French, Sir Jean de Rye, Sir Geoffroi Richon, Sir Geoffroi de Parthenay, Sir Espagnolet d'Espagne, Sir Arnaut de Solier