LI Here it is told of a Gascon woman, and how she had recourse to the King of Cyprus
Edward Storer translation
The King was ashamed, and began to avenge his wrongs, and not to endure others.
Notes in this chapter
Note 1 · Guasca, a woman from Gascony. ↑Note 2 · The reference may be to Guido di Lusignano, fourth son of Hugh VII. Called to the throne of Jerusalem in 1186, he was soon made prisoner by Note 3 · In the days of King John of Acre1 a bell was hung for anyone to ring who had received a great wrong, whereupon the King would call together