Royalist absentees were to be reinstated in their possessions.

Monasteries, churches, and the King's domains were to be restored to their former proprietors.

The inhabitants of the city were to practise nothing but the Catholic religion.

Those who refused to conform were allowed to remain two years for the purpose of winding up their affairs and selling out their property, provided that during that period they lived "without scandal towards the ancient religion"-- a very vague and unsatisfactory condition.

All prisoners were to be released excepting Teligny.