terms of his release, 284; homage to the emperor, _ib._, 336-338; journey home, 285-286; goes to Canterbury, 287; to London, _ib._; to S. Edmund’s, _ib._; Nottingham surrendered to him, 288; holds a council at Nottingham, 289; meets William of Scotland at Southwell, _ib._; agreement with him, 290, 292; “second coronation,” or crown-wearing, 290-291; goes to Normandy, 292-293; pardons John, 294; recovers Verneuil, Loches, etc., 294-295; victory at Fréteval, 296-297; recovers control of Aquitaine, 297-298; withdraws the Seal from William of Ely, 298; truce with France, _ib._, 299; financial measures, 299; does penance, 300; attempt to assassinate him, 301; meets Philip, 302, 304; relations with Henry VI, 303; treaty with Philip, 305; sends to England for troops, _ib._; conquers Britanny, 306; builds castle at Porte-Joie, _ib._; wounded at Gaillon, 307; his demands refused in England, 307-308; dispute with Archbishop Walter about Andely, 309-311; continental alliances, 313; grants Poitou to Otto of Saxony, 314; agreement with count of Toulouse, _ib._; raids Ponthieu, _ib._; successes in Auvergne, 315; conference with Philip at “the Isle,” 315, 316; truce with Philip, 316; his boast about Château-Gaillard, _ib._; agreement with Walter, 316-317; invited to election of emperor, 317; sends representatives, 318; nominated for election, _ib._; his allies, 319; encounter with Philip at Gisors, 320; his want of money, 321; change of seal, _ib._; builds Boutavant, 322; negotiates with Philip, _ib._; meets him again, 323; makes truce for five years, _ib._; makes treaty of peace, _ib._, 324; claims treasure-trove at Châlus, 325; besieges Châlus, _ib._; wounded, 326; sends for his mother, 327; testamentary arrangements, 327-328; interview with his slayer, 328; death and burial, 329 Rochelle, La, Richard’s dealings with, 16 Roches, Les, taken by Richard, 78 Rouen, Walter, archbishop of, 133, 136, 305, 309, 311 “Round Cistern,” the, 236-237 Routiers, 51, 53, 60, 61; _see_ Brabantines Safadin, 157, 184, 191, 196-197, 199, 256 St. Edmund’s, Richard at, 107 St. Elias, monastery of, 242 St. Maigrin, Richard defeats Brabantines at, 20 St. Pierre de Cize, Richard at, 21 Saint-Pol, count of, 203 Saintes seized by Richard, 16; retaken by Henry, _ib._