Note 123 — IV.—THE DOCUMENTS. (continued 2)

Morise de Trisguidi, whose dates I have been unable to find, was a Breton companion-in-arms of Du Guesclin. He is mentioned in A. Le Moyne de la Borderie, Histoire de Bretagne, Rennes, 1906 (cf. iii. 517 and iv. 28) as having been a squire at the celebrated Combat of the Thirty. We have the following reference to him in the Mandements et Actes Divers de Charles V. (Léopold Delisle, Paris, 1874) p. 896. “... Morise de Trezeguidi, chevalier, capitaine de Hembont en Bretaigne, au nombre de vint et cinq hommes d’armes, et soixante dix frans pour son estat par moys,” which reference to the garrisoning of Brittany for the King shows that de Trisguidi had risen in rank, and was a trusted defender of the Crown.