Note 1437 — Chapter X · HENRY AND FRANCE. 1156–1161.
Reading edition
Ibid. Contin. Becc. a. 1158 (Delisle, Rob. Torigni, vol. ii. p. 169). Chron. Britann. (Morice, Hist. Bret., preuves, vol. i.), col. 104. This last dates the surrender “circa festivitatem S. Dionysii” [Oct. 9]; the two former make it Michaelmas. According to Rob. Torigni the actual cession comprised the city of Nantes and the northern half of the county, said to be worth sixty thousand shillings Angevin.