did homage to the two Henrys for Toulouse,[641] promising to do the like at Whitsuntide to Richard as duke of Aquitaine, and pledging himself to military service and yearly tribute.[642] [634] Rob. Torigni _ad ann._ [635] _Gesta Hen._ (Stubbs), vol. i. pp. 36–40. [636] _Ib._ p. 36. [637] Rog. Howden (Stubbs, vol. ii. p. 44), in copying from the _Gesta Hen._ (as above, p. 40) an account of the ratification of the contract, heads the paragraph “De adventu nunciorum comitis Mauriensis _in Angliam_.” If he is right, it must have taken place in April; but he may mean only “to the king of England.” [638] R. Diceto (Stubbs), vol. i. p. 353. [639] _Ibid._ _Gesta Hen._ (as above), pp. 35, 36. [640] This seems to be the meaning of _Gesta Hen._ (as above), p. 36: “Venerunt etiam illuc ad regem rex Arragoniæ et comes de S. Ægidio, qui inimici erant ad invicem, et rex duxit eos secum usque Limoges, et ibi pacem fecit inter eos.” [641] _Ibid._ Rog. Howden (as above), p. 45. R. Diceto, as above, says only “fecit homagium regi Anglorum Henrico patri regis Henrici.” Geoff. Vigeois, l. i. c. 67 (Labbe, _Nova Biblioth._, vol. ii. p. 319), gives the date, the first Sunday in Lent, February 25. [642] _Gesta Hen._ as above. “Sed quia Ricardus dux Aquitaniæ, cui facturus esset homagium comes S. Egidii, præsens non erat, usque ad octavas Pentecostes negotii complementum dilationem accepit,” says R. Diceto (Stubbs, vol. i. pp. 353, 354). The _Gesta_ and Rog. Howden make Raymond do homage to the two Henrys and to Richard all at once. They alone give full details of the services promised.