That those who were abroad might return.
6.

That no one should be molested on account of his religion provided everyone remained quietly at home.
7.

That indemnities should be borne by the whole province, and not exacted specially from the Protestants.
8.

That a general amnesty should be granted to all without reserve.
These articles were laid before Roland and Ravanel by d'Aygaliers.
Cavalier, who from the day he went back to Nimes had remained in the governor's suite, asked leave to return with the baron, and was permitted to do so.

D'Aygaliers and he set out together in consequence for Anduze, and met Roland and Ravanel about a quarter of a league from the town, waiting to know the result of the negotiations.