165--175, and his original authors, Thomas Wikes and Walter Hemingford, (l.iii.

c.
34, 35,) in Gale's Collection, (tom.ii.p.97, 589--592.) They are both ignorant of the princess Eleanor's piety in sucking the poisoned wound, and saving her husband at the risk of her own life.] [Footnote 1061: The sultan Bibars was concerned in this attempt at assassination Wilken, vol.vii.p.

602.

Ptolemaeus Lucensis is the earliest authority for the devotion of Eleanora.Ibid.

605 .-- M.] [Footnote 107: Sanutus, Secret.