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The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles

Note 162 — Chapter V · THE ORIGIN OF PRIVATE CASTLES

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Modern historians generally say that he built the castle of Coucy; but from Flodoard’s account it seems very doubtful whether anything but the town is meant. Annales, iv., xiii. His words are: “Munitionem quoque apud Codiciacum tuto loco constituit atque firmavit.” Munitio properly means a bulwark or wall.

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