J.Quicherat, Orleans, 1879, 8vo, and _La Revue Historique_, vol.iv, 1877, pp.

329-344.] We shall certainly not find her explained by the Burgundian chroniclers.

They, however, furnish certain useful information.

The earliest of these Burgundian chroniclers is a clerk of Picardy, the author of an anonymous chronicle, called _La Chronique des Cordeliers_,[34] because the only copy of it comes from a house of the Cordeliers at Paris.

It is a history of the world from the creation to the year 1431.