Note 1062 — Chapter V · THE YOUNG KING 1223–1227
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Quer. Falc., p. 265; R. Wend., vol. iv. pp. 95, 96. Roger gives an absurd date, “Decimo sexto kalendas Julii, die videlicet Jovis proximo post octavas Trinitatis.” It was the Thursday after the octave of Trinity, but it was 20th, not 16th, June.