¶ Of the dethe of kynge Philyppe of France / and of the coronacyon of his sonne John̄. Cap. C .liii. (Book 153)
IN the yere of our lorde god. M. CCC .l. at the be∣ginyng of August / sir Raoll of Caours & dyuerse other knyght{is} and squyers to the nombre of sixscore men of ar¦mes / fought before a castell called Auleon: within a capitayne of the kynge of Englandes in Bretayne called sir Thomas Dāgorne. And the same sir Thom̄s ther ••••ayn and to the nombre of a. C. men of armes with hym: the same yere the .xxii. day of August king Philypp̄ dyed at Nogeunt / and was caryed to our ladyes church in Parys. And the thursday after he was buryed at saynt Denyse on the lyft hande of the hygh auter / and his bowelles were buryed at the Jacopyns in Parys / and his hert at Bourfontayne in Ualoys. The .xxvi. day of Septembre next ensuynge on a sonday was sa∣cred and crowned at Reyns kynge John̄ eldest son to kyng Philyp: and the same day the quene also was crowned: and ther the king made cer∣tayne knyghtes his eldest son dolphyn of Uyen & Loys his seconde son erle of Alanson / the erle of Stāpes / the lorde Joh•• of Arthoys / y• duke