and after a year’s captivity young Fulk at last came home.[555] Two years later, on April 14, 1109, he was left sole count of Anjou by the death of Fulk Rechin.[556] [548] Chron. Turon. Magn. a. 1098 (Salmon, _Chron. Touraine_, p. 130). [549] _Gesta Cons._ (Marchegay, _Comtes_), p. 141. [550] _Ibid._ Chron. Turon. Magn. a. 1098 (Salmon, _Chron. Touraine_, p. 128). Ord. Vit. (Duchesne, _Hist. Norm. Scriptt._), p. 723. [551] Ord. Vit. (as above), p. 818. Chron. S. Albin. a. 1103–1105 (Marchegay, _Eglises_, p. 30). [552] Ord. Vit. as above. Chronn. Rain. Andeg., S. Albin., S. Serg., Vindoc., S. Flor. Salm., S. Maxent., a. 1106 (Marchegay, _Eglises_, pp. 15, 16, 30, 142, 171, 190, 423). The three first-named chronicles give the day as May 19, the Chron. S. Maxent. makes it May 26, and according to M. Marchegay’s note (as above, p. 171) the obituary of S. Maurice makes it June 1. This, however, might be owing to an accidental omission of the “xiv.” (or “vii.”) before _Kal. Junii_. The _Gesta Cons._ (Marchegay, _Comtes_), p. 142, places the death a year later. [553] Ord. Vit. and _Gesta Cons._ as above. [554] _Gesta Cons._ as above. Chron. Turon. Magn. a. 1108 (Salmon, _Chron. Touraine_, p. 130). See also a quotation from Le Pelletier’s _Epitome S. Nicolai_, in _Rer. Gall. Scriptt._, vol. xii. p. 486, note. [555] Ord. Vit. (Duchesne, _Hist. Norm. Scriptt._), p. 818. Will. Tyr., l. xiv. c. 1, has a different version, which does not look authentic. [556] Chron. Rain. Andeg., S. Albin., Vindoc., S. Flor. Salm. ad ann. (Marchegay, _Eglises_, pp. 16, 31, 172, 190). The Chronn. S. Serg. and S. Maxent. (_ib._ pp. 143, 424), date it 1108.