- 930. The
Chronicon Turonense records the
birth in 1224 "mense martio" of "Isabellis,
filia Ludovici Regis Franciæ".
Chronicon Turonense,
Recueil des historiens...
- The
Chronicon Turonense records the
betrothal in 1225 of "filiam
Comitis Sanctis Ægidii" and "filium
Comitis Marchiæ".
Chronicon Turonense,
Recueil des...
-
demanding the
consulship of Maine". A 13th-century source, the
Chronicon Turonense magnum,
likewise call
Elias the
count of Maine. All
chronicles agree that...
-
different nations as
early as 1265- the Gauls, Picards, Burgundians,
Turonenses (those from Tours),
Pictavienses (those from Poitiers), Normans, Catalans...
-
Institute of
Mediaeval Studies, 2005), pp. 172–173,
citing Concilium Turonense (567) 23, CCSL 148A: 191–192. Effros,
Creating Community, pp. 74–78, especially...
- as if he were the pope in 1223.
Gilles de
Pontoise and the
Chronicon Turonense portray him similarly.
Salimbene de Adam
calls him "the best
speaker of...
- Horae: ad usum
Andegavensem (Angers) [French and Latin] 1493:
Missale Turonense (Tours)
About 1494: Horae: ad usum
Sarum (Salisbury) 1494:
David de Augusta...
-
account made its way into the
chronicle of
William of Nangis, the
Chronicon Turonense and a lost work by a
certain Hugo,
copied by
Vicente Salgado [pt] into...
-
Zeumer edited six formulæ
closely related to this collection. "Formulæ
Turonenses", also
known as "Sirmondicæ" This collection, made at Tours, contains...
