Page 29. line 13. _Bastard of Bourbon._] Matthew lord of Roche, eldest of the bastards of John II. duke of Bourbon. Page 31. line 4 from the bottom. _Prince._] His surviving children were 1. Charles first duke of Vendôme, the father (by Frances de Longueville duchess of Beaumont) of Anthony king of Navarre. 2. Louis, cardinal of Vendôme. 3. Anthonia, wife of Claude duke of Guise. 4. Louisa abbess of Fontevraud. 5. Francis, lord of St Pol, a title which he inherited from his mother the eldest daughter of Peter, son of the constable. See vol. xi. page 213. note. Page 35. line 4 from the bottom. _Died._] Prince John, to whom the unfortunate Margaret of Austria was betrothed after her rejection by Charles the eighth. Page 35. line 3 from the bottom. _Duke of Savoy._] Charles John Amadeus, commonly called Charles the second, duke of Savoy, died this year at the tender age of eight years. The suspicion of poisoning the waters, which is no where that I can find alluded to by Guicciardini, probably refers to his successor Philip count of Bresse who died the year following just at the time that he had intended to leave the party of the king of France and embrace that of the confederates. Philip had three sons; Philibert II. who succeeded him and died in 1504 without issue by Margaret of Austria his wife; Charles III; and Philip duke of Nemours. Louisa, who married Charles count of Angoulême, and is so celebrated in history as the mother of Francis the first, was one of his daughters. Page 38. line 10. _Lord of Montpensier._] This prince, by his wife Clara Gonzaga, left issue, 1. Louis count of Montpensier who died in 1501, 2. Charles, who married Susanna daughter and heiress of Peter II. duke of Bourbon, was made constable of France in 1515, was afterwards condemned for treason, and was killed in the imperial service at the siege of Rome in 1527, 3. Francis duke of Chatelherault, died 1515; 4. Louisa, lady of Chavigny, 5. Reparata, married to Anthony duke of Lorraine. Neither of the sons left any issue surviving. Page 39. line 7. _Soul._] See Philip de Comines, whose most valuable memoirs conclude with this event. Page 39. line 8. from the bottom. _Lord John Peraule._] Raymond Perault, bishop of Saintes, Cardinal in 1493, died in 1505. Page 46. line 4 from the bottom. _Count Gayache._] Qu. Count of Cajazzo? He was of the family of the San Severini, and connected by marriage with the house of Sforza, but not, that I can find, with that of Visconti. Page 87. line 9. _Lord Peter of Bourbon._] Peter II. duke of Bourbon, the last of the eldest line of Robert de Clermont son of St. Louis. His only daughter and heir, Susanna, married Charles de Bourbon-Montpensier, afterwards constable of France and duke of Bourbon. Page 97. line 3. from the bottom. _Wife._] Eleanor, countess of Ligny princess of Altamura, duchess of Venosa, &c. &c.