Note 347 — Chapter III · ANJOU AND BLOIS. 987–1044.
Reading edition
“Cum Francis,” says the Hist. S. Flor. Salm. (Marchegay, Eglises, p. 276). This writer afterwards speaks of Odo’s whole host as “Franci.” He has already done the same at Pontlevoy (ib. p. 274); but surely there cannot have been any royal vassals fighting under Odo there. What can be the writer’s real meaning?