AUTHORITIES.--For the official acts of the reign, the _Catalogue des actes de Francois I^er_, published by the Academie des Sciences morales et politiques (Paris, 1887-1907), is a valuable guide. The _Bibliotheque Nationale_, the _National Archives_, &c., contain a mass of unpublished documents. Of the published documents, see N. Camuzat, _Meslanges historiques_ ... (Troyes, 1619); G. Ribier, _Lettres et memoires d'estat_ (Paris, 1666); _Letters de Marguerite d'Angouleme_, ed. by F. Genin (Paris, 1841 and 1842); the _Correspondence of Castillon and Marillac_ (ed. by Kaulek, Paris, 1885), of _Odet de Selve_ (ed. by Lefevre-Pontalis, Paris, 1888), and of _Guillaume Pellicier_ (ed. by Tausserat-Radel, Paris, 1900); _Captivite du roi Francois I^er_, and _Poesies de Francois I^er_ (both ed. by Champollion-Figeac, Paris, 1847, of doubtful authenticity); _Relations des ambassadeurs venitiens_, &c. Of the memoirs and chronicles, see the journal of Louise of Savoy in S. Guichenon's _Histoire de la maison de Savoie_, vol. iv. (ed. of 1778-1780); _Journal de Jean Barillon_, ed. by de Vaissiere (Paris, 1897-1899); _Journal d'un bourgeois de Paris_, ed. by Lalanne (Paris, 1854); _Cronique du roy Francois I^er_, ed. by Guiffrey (Paris, 1868); and the memoirs of Fleuranges, Montluc, Tavannes, Vieilleville, Brantome and especially Martin du Bellay (coll. Michaud and Poujoulat). Of the innumerable secondary authorities, see especially Paulin Paris, _Etudes sur le regne de Francois I^er_ (Paris, 1885), in which the apologetic tendency is excessive; and H. Lemonnier in vol. v. (Paris, 1903-1904) of E. Lavisse's _Histoire de France_, which gives a list of the principal secondary authorities. There is a more complete bibliographical study by V.L. Bourrilly in the _Revue d'histoire moderne et contemporaine_, vol. iv. (1902-1903). The printed sources have been catalogued by H. Hauser, _Les Sources de l'histoire de France, XVI^e siecle_, tome ii. (Paris, 1907). (J. I.) FOOTNOTE: [1]On this point see Paulin Paris, _Etudes sur le regne de Francois I^er_.