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Lives of Fair and Gallant Ladies. Vol 1

Note 75* — FIRST DISCOURSE (continued 3)

A. R. (Alfred Richard) Allinson translation

[75] P. 128:

◆Saint Sophronie.

◆See De Thou liv. XLIX. There were, at the court of France, other women who had escaped from Cyprus and who scarcely resembled this heroine. Témoin de la Dayelle, of whom Brantôme speaks in the Dames illustres, in the chapter on the Medicis. (Journal de Henri III., 1720 edition, t. II., p. 142.)

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