ïrata'nt againft thjr dufcc of Juliers,ÎX. 8$% —invites the duke of Ireland (who had been banifhed England by the iuke- of Gloucefter and hi$ party) to refide in France, 143.--Prepares an army tô invade 3uel4erland, 218.*»—Sends an^bafiàdors to explain his intentions, to die emperor of Germany, 220.—Receive? fevoqraible an-fwtrs, 23-2.—Enters the duchy of Juliers, «93.—Receives the fubmiffiôrç of the duke of Gueldres, 303.—'Returns to France, 304. —Takes upon himfelf the government of i%ance, on coming of age, ^io^^Sends «nibaflàdors to the king of Caftille, to re-, «nùnftrate with him on the marriage of his fon, the.infanta of Spain, with the daugh-. ttr of thé duke of Lancafter, 3T2.*r-Enterç into a truce with the king of England, 347, ^Orders the duke of Ireland to quit France, X, FO.—Vifits the pope kt Avignon, 13,— Vifics Montpellier, &c. 18 et seq.—Re-ceives the homage of the count de Foix at Totilotife, 58.—Travels with great fpeed from Montpellier to Paris, for a wager againft the duke of Touraine, 62.—^Re-proves the count d'Oftrevant for accepting «he order of the Garter from the king of England, 233. —Prop6fes to march to Italy to reftore the union of1 the church* 247.—Receives ambafTadors from the king England with propofitions fora peace* ^250^—On the death ^ the count de Foix,, fends