| [82] _Johanna_, queen of Navarre, daughter of _Louis X._, and | | _Johanna_ of Burgundy, wife of king _Philip_ de Valois. | | | | [83] _Fulco de Chanac._ | | | | [84] _Mich. Felibien_, Histoire de la ville de Paris, Liv. XII. | | Vol. II. p. 601, Paris, 1725. fol. Comp. _Guillelm. de Nangis._ | | loc. cit. and _Daniel_, Histoire de France, Tom. II. p. 484. | | Amsterd. 1720. 4to. | | | | [85] _Torfæus_, loc. cit. | | | | [86] According to another account, 960. Chronic. Salisburg, in | | _Pez._ loc. cit. T. I. p. 412. | | | | [87] According to an anonymous Chronicler, each of these pits is | | said to have contained 40,000; this, however, we are to understand | | as only in round numbers. Anonym. Leobiens, in _Pez._ p. 970. | | According to this writer, above seventy persons died in some | | houses, and many were entirely deserted, and at St. Stephen’s | | alone, fifty-four ecclesiastics were cut off. | | | | [88] _Auger. de Biterris_ in _Muratori_. Vol. III. P. II. p. 556. | | The same is said of Paderborn, by _Gobelin Person_, in _Henr. | | Meibom._ Rer. Germanic. Script. T. I. p. 286. Helmstadt, 1688. fol. | | | | [89] _Spangenberg._ loc. cit. chap. 287. fol. 337. b. | | | | [90] _Barnes_, 435. | | | | [91] _Trithem._ Annal. Hirsaug. loc. cit. | | | | [92] Loc. cit. L. XII. c. 99. p. 977. | | | | [93] Chronic. Claustro-Neoburg. in _Pez._ Vol. I. p. 490. Comp. | | _Barnes_, p. 435. _Raynald_ Histor. ecclesiastic, loc. cit. | | According to this account, a runaway Venetian is said to have | | brought the plague to Padua. | | | | [94] _Giov. Villani_, L. XII. c. 83. p. 964. | | |