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1. Besançon 865 (268 v) 3-87 [ rs: person ]

t appert et vaillant chevalier et de haulte emprinse, avecques lui messire Martin Vas de Coigne, et son frere messire Guillaume Vas de Coigne, deux moult appers chevaliers, et avoient dessoubz eulx CC lances de bonnes gens et tous bien monté

2. Besançon 865 (269 r) 3-88 [ rs: person ]

e Jehan Ferrant Percek tout resjouy, et dist a ses compaignons, a messire Martin Vas de Coigne et a Guillaume Vas de Coigne son frere: Avançons nous! Je ne vueil jamais rentrer en ville ne en chastel qui soit en Portingal, si auray v

3. Besançon 865 (269 v) 3-88 [ name: person ]

hache se combatoit moult vaillamment, et aussi firent ses deux compaignons Martin Vas de Coigne et Guillaume de Coigne. D’autre part li Espaignolz se combatoient aussi moult vaillamment, et dura l’estour et le pousseis

4. Translation of Book III (268 v) 3-87 [ rs: person ]

ing of Portugal to the garrison at Trancoso, along with Sir Martim Vasques da Cunha and his brother Sir Gil Vasques da Cunha, two most able knights. They were in command of two hundred lance of fine men, all well-mounted too

5. Translation of Book III (269 r) 3-88 [ name: person ]

was delighted with this news and said to his companions Sir Martim Vasques da Cunha and his brother Gil Vasques da Cunha, 'Let us advance! I wish never again to enter a town or castle in Portugal until I have seen our en

6. Translation of Book III (269 v) 3-88 [ name: person ]

des Pacheco fought most courageously with an axe, as did his companions Martim Vasques da Cunha and Gil da Cunha. Elsewhere the Spanish fought with equal courage. The melees and clashes lasted over three hours wi

7. Prospography Content: Gil Vasques da Cunha (person)

Gil Vasques da Cunha