which seven hundred years ago was famous in the palace of Constantinople, attests the ancient dignity of the Capetian family of France.
Anna Comnena supposes, that Hugh was proud of his nobility riches, and power (l. x. p. 288): the two last articles appear more equivocal; but an which seven hundred years ago was famous in the palace of Constantinople, attests the ancient dignity of the Capetian family of France.