XI.

Their effect on the mind of Gregory XI. is attested by the last solemn words of the dying pope, who admonished the assistants, ut caverent ab hominibus, sive viris, sive mulieribus, sub specie religionis loquentibus visiones sui capitis, quia per tales ipse seductus,

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Verlaine introduced him by saying, ‘He is a poor man, but a good fellow, and is so like Louis XI. to look at that we call him Louis XL.’

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Verlaine introduced him by saying, ‘He is a poor man, but a good fellow, and is so like Louis XI. to look at that we call him Louis XL.’

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Seculo tamen XI.. quamquam in I.- talia forent, qui Friderico I. I.pe - ratori ftuderent, ejufque filiis, & contra qui adverfarentur, nonduna tamen erupere Gnelpborum & Gibelli - noriim infaufta nomina.

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At Verlaine’s burial, but a few months after, his mistress quarrelled with a publisher at the graveside as to who owned the sheet by which the body had been covered, and Louis XI. stole fourteen umbrellas that he found leaning against a tree in the cemetery.

Collected Works of W. B. Yeats Volume III Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965

At Verlaine’s burial, but a few months after, his mistress quarrelled with a publisher at the graveside as to who owned the sheet by which the body had been covered, and Louis XI. stole fourteen umbrellas that he found leaning against a tree in the cemetery.

Collected Works of W. B. Yeats Volume III Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965