^{page lxi note 1} St. John's College, Oxford, no. 126.

^{page lxi note 2} In MS. Vatican, lat. 6024. See below, pp. lxxxii, seq.

^{page lxi note 3} Ep. no. 1.

^{page lxi note 4} For the two editions, see below, pp. lxvii, seqq.

^{page lxi note 5} See below, pp. lxxxv, seq.

^{page lxii note 1} Each was dedicated to Giles, archdeacon of Rouen.

^{page lxii note 2} The most rhetorical letter Arnulf has left, that written to a nun (no. 5), seems to have been the most popular.

^{page lxii note 3} In MS. Vat., lat. 6024 (see below, pp. lxxxii, seq.). Another example comes from a St. Victor, Paris, letter-book (see below, p. 94, n. b).

^{page lxii note 4} Ep. no. 53.

^{page lxiii note 1} See below, pp. lxxxv, seq.

^{page lxiv note 1} No. 15.

^{page lxiv note 2} No. 14.

^{page lxiv note 3} No. 66.

^{page lxiv note 4} Nos. 18, 19, 69, 70, 88 and 89.

^{page lxiv note 5} Nos. 45–9 and 113.

^{page lxiv note 6} Nos. 68 and 89.

^{page lxiv note 7} No. 17.

^{page lxiv note 8} No. 56.

^{page lxiv note 9} No. 67.

^{page lxiv note 10} No. 100.

^{page lxiv note 11} No. 117.

^{page lxiv note 12} No. 81.

^{page lxiv note 13} No. 49.

^{page lxv note 1} See epp. nos. 91, 102, 114, 115, 133 and 136.

^{page lxv note 2} Nos. 114 and 116.

^{page lxv note 3} Ep. no. 100.

^{page lxv note 4} Below, pp. 28, 116, 213, etc.

^{page lxv note 5} Nos. 17, 65, 77–9; cf. 64, 91, 104 and 113.

^{page lxv note 6} No. 80.

^{page lxv note 7} Letter quoted in the preface to Walter Mapes' De Nugis Curialium (ed. T. Wright, Camden Society, vol. 1, 1850), p. xlv.Google Scholar