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England under the Angevin Kings, Volume I

Note 301 — Chapter III · ANJOU AND BLOIS. 987–1044.

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Richer, l. iv. c. 86. R. Glaber (as above) says that Conan was not slain, but only taken prisoner with the loss of his right hand—a confusion with the first battle of Conquereux. Conan’s death appears in all the chief Breton chronicles, especially Chron. S. Michael. a. 992 (Rer. Gall. Scriptt., vol. x. p. 175), etc. See also Fulk Rechin (Marchegay, Comtes), p. 377. The Gesta Cons. copy R. Glaber.

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