[1226] R. Howden, iv. 7. [1227] _Ib._, 13. [1228] D’Achéry, _Spicilegium_, vii. 343; cf. Vaissète, _Hist. de Languedoc_ (new ed.), vi. 173, 179. [1229] R. Diceto, ii. 152, giving date April 15; cf. R. Howden, iv. 19 and W. Newb., lib. v. c. 31. [1230] R. Diceto, _l.c._, R. Howden iv. 16, Gerv. Cant. i. 544, W. Newb., _l.c._ The first two give the day, May 19; Roger makes the year 1196, but the other three all distinctly place the event in 1197. [1231] R. Howden, iv. 20. [1232] Cf. _ib._, iv. 20 and W. Newb., lib. v. c. 32. Gerv. Cant., _l.c._ gives the date of Philip’s release “post Assumptionem B. Mariae.” [1233] Gervase, i. 544, who alone mentions Hubert, dates the conference September 8; R. Howden, iv. 20, 21, dates it September 17. The former makes the truce start from Christmas, the latter (p. 24) from S. Hilary’s day (1198). This second version seems to be the one implied by W. Newb., lib. v. c. 32, who says that “mense Septembri” the kings made “treuiam unius anni et quatuor mensium.” [1234] “Ita tamen ut qui tenet teneat donec de medio fiat,” says Gervase, _l.c._ [1235] R. Howden, iv. 21. [1236] Gerv. Cant., _l.c._ [1237] Gir. Cambr., _De Instr. Princ._, dist. iii. c. 25. [1238] Charter, dated October 16, 1197, in R. Diceto, ii. 153-6. [1239] Letter of Celestine, in Magn. Reichersp., Pertz., xvii. 524. [1240] R. Howden, iv. 37. [1241] _Ib._, 31. [1242] Gerv. Cant., i. 545. [1243] R. Howden, iv. 37, 38. [1244] R. Diceto, ii. 163. [1245] Gerv. Cant., i. 545. [1246] Delisle, _Catal._, no. 535; cf. Rigord, 143. [1247] R. Howden, iv. 55. [1248] _Ib._, 59. [1249] _Ib._, 54. [1250] R. Howden, iv. 55; R. Diceto, ii. 163, giving date. [1251] Cf. Richard’s letter, dated Dangu, September 30, in R. Howden, iv. 58, 59, with Roger’s own account, _ib._, 55, 56, 59, 60, R. Diceto, ii. 164, and Rigord, 141, 142. [1252] Letter in R. Howden, iv. 58, 59. [1253] “Saviez qu’à Chinon Non a argent ni denier.” Leroux de Lincy, _Rec. de Chansons Historiques_, i. 65-7. [1254] R. Howden, iv. 66; R. Coggeshall, 93; _Ann. Waverley_, a. 1198; M. Paris, _Chron. Maj._, ii. 451. [1255] Wyon, _Great Seals_, 19. The last known grant under the old seal is dated April 1, 1198; _ib._, 149. [1256] The last confirmation is dated April 5, 1199; Round, _Feudal England_, 542. [1257] R. Howden, iv. 60; cf. Rigord, 142. [1258] R. Howden, iv. 78. The latter place was afterwards called Le Goulet. [1259] “In costamento campionum Regis qui fuerunt ducti in Insulam de Andeleia contra Regem Francie xxx libras.” Roll of A.D. 1198, _Rot. Scacc. Norm._, ii. 481. [1260] R. Howden, iv. 61, 68. [1261] _Ib._, 80; Rigord, 144; letters of Innocent in _Fœdera_, I, i. 73. See also the long account of this last conference in _Hist. G. le Mar._, ll. 11399-726. [1262] Rigord, _l.c._ [1263] R. Howden, iv. 80, 81. [1264] Richard, _Comtes de Poitou_, ii. 259.