The Chronicles of Fernão Lopes

Clive Willis; Iona McCleery; Francisco Fernandes; Shirley Clarke; Tiago Viúla de Faria

doi:10.1017/9781805430131

Volume 4 of the first complete English translation of the chronicles of Fernão Lopes chronicles the Battle of Aljubarrota (1385), which secured the throne for João I, his marriage to Philippa of Lancaster, and his reign up to 1411.

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112 - Concerning some who jousted in that place
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113 - How the king passed through Ciudad Rodrigo and arrived in Portugal
pp 253-255
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114 - How the 2,000 lances that had been promised by the King of France to aid him reached the King of Castile
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115 - How the messengers of the King of Castile came to speak to the duke and reached several agreements
pp 256-257
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116 - How the king left for Coimbra and fell ill in Curval
pp 257-258
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117 - How two of the duke's men fought a duel, and the reason why
pp 259-259
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118 - A response to certain statements that a historian included in his chronicle
pp 260-262
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119 - How the duke departed from Oporto, and concerning the treaty that was signed between him and the King of Castile
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120 - How Lady Catalina was brought to Castile, and how her mother came to see the king, her cousin
pp 265-266
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121 - How the King of Castile sent excuses to the duke for not being able to see him, owing to his illness
pp 266-267
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122 - How the King of Castile amassed the gold that he had to pay to the duke
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123 - The beginning of our reply concerning the dispensation about which we said that the aforementioned historian had spoken
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124 - How Pope Urban [VI] died, and the king sent his ambassadors to Pope Boniface
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125 - The text of the first letter that was made public in the cathedral
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126 - The public reading of the second letter which the messengers brought from the Curia
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127 - How the king ordered that the things which his fleet might seize should be distributed
pp 280-281
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128 - Concerning the procedure the king ordered to be followed in lawsuits that had been heard by officials of the King of Castile
pp 282-283
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129 - How the king established an allowance for the noblemen, and other things he decreed
pp 283-284
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130 - Concerning how Dom Pedro de Castro, Dom Pedro da Guerra, and Prince Dinis, who were in Castile, came to the King of Portugal
pp 285-285
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131 - How the king ordered that what had been taken from the Genoese ships be paid for, and how he went to Braga to convene Cortes
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132 - Concerning an incursion that the enemy made into Portugal, and the plunder they carried away
pp 287-288
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133 - How the count attacked the Gascons by night, defeated them, and took away their plunder
pp 288-291
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134 - How the king went to besiege Melgaço
pp 291-291
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135 - Concerning the belfry and siege ladders that the king ordered to be made
pp 292-293
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136 - How the king took possession of the town of Melgaço by its surrender
pp 293-295
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137 - How the King of Portugal went to lay siege to Campo Maior
pp 296-296
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138 - How the king gained the town by its surrender
pp 297-298
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139 - How the king married off a number of damsels and ordered one of his chamberlains to be burned at the stake
pp 298-301
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140 - How the king besieged Tuy and took it by surrender
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141 - How a truce was reached between Portugal and Castile
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