Louise de Valentinois--a handsome damsel of the age of fourteen--remained for three years under the tutelage of the Duchess of Angoulême--the mother of King Francis I--to whom Charlotte d’Albret had entrusted her child. Louise married, at the age of seventeen, Louis de la Trémouille, Prince de Talmont and Vicomte de Thouars, known as the Knight Sans Peur et Sans Reproche. She maintained some correspondence with her aunt, Lucrezia Borgia, whom she had never seen, and ever signed herself “Louise de Valentinois.” At the age of thirty--Trémouille having been killed at Pavia--she married, in second nuptials, Philippe de Bourbon-Busset. Lucrezia died in 1519, one year after her mother, Vanozza de’Catanei, with whom she corresponded to the end. REQUIESCANT!