Note 2134 — Chapter IX · THE FALL OF THE ANGEVINS. 1199–1206.
Reading edition
Ann. Waverl. a. 1204 (Luard, Ann. Monast., vol. ii. p. 256). R. Coggeshall (Stevenson), p. 144, and Mat. Paris, Hist. Angl. (Madden), vol. ii. pp. 102, 103, give the same year; the latter takes occasion to describe Eleanor as “admiribalis domina pulchritudinis et astutiæ,” and says she died at John’s newly-founded abbey of Beaulieu. The Chron. S. Albin. (Marchegay, Eglises, p. 53) places her death a year earlier, and at Poitiers.