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11. Translation of Book III (209 r) 3-8 [ rs: place ]

ssed close by a castle known as La Bretice, followed by another castle called Bacelles, both in the county of Comminges. As we rode on, I observed a very fine castle of considerable size on the other side of the river,

12. Translation of Book III (215 v) 3-14 [ name: place ]

d has done so for some time, so that he may be the master of Lande de Bourg and of the frontiers of Comminges and Bigorre. I do not know if there has been some agreement reached between the count of Foix and t

13. Translation of Book III (217 v) 3-17 [ name: place ]

t countess of Boulogne, a close relative of the count of Foix and rightful heiress to the county of Comminges, despite the count of Armagnac holding it, came to the count at Orthez bringing with her a young gi

14. Translation of Book III (218 r) 3-17 [ name: place ]

nd, Sir Jean de Boulogne, son of the count of Boulogne. I expected him to recover my inheritance of Comminges from the count of Armagnac who is not only in possession of it but who has imprisoned my sister, bu

15. Translation of Book III (218 r) 3-17 [ name: place ]

nemies and mine, would not hesitate to snatch my daughter and bear her off, since she is heiress to Comminges, I have brought her here to you. I beg of you not to fail me in this matter. I firmly believe that

16. Prospography Content: Comminges (place)

Comminges France, Central Pyrenees, roughly equivalent to the modern departments of Ariège, Haute-Garonne, Gers and Hautes-Pyrénées. County belonging to the duchy of Aquitaine. Jonathan Sumption, The Hundred Years War, III. Divided Houses (London: Faber and Faber, 2009), pp. 680-1; Françoise Autrand, Jean de Berry. L’art et le pouvoir (Paris: Fayard, 2000), p. 102.

17. Prospography Content: Pierre-Raymond II, count of Comminges (place)

ro. Pierre-Raymond II, count of Comminges Pierre-Raymond II, count of Comminges; died 1376. Castellan of Artigat Castellan of the