Editorial note — From The Dublin University Magazine. The Libraries Of The Middle Ages And Their Contents.

[Footnote 133: "But King John to him said, 'Fair, sweet cousin, God-a-mercy, Let be; it belongs to me not, For, by the faith which I owe thee, More honor this day you've won Than ever did prince in any one day (of fight)' Then to him said the prince, Sweet sire, God has achieved it, not we ourselves, So to him we should give thanks, And with good heart thus pray to him, That he would give us his glory, And pardon this victory.'"]