[_Fr. copy.--Impl. Library. Coll. Dupuy_, Vol. 102.]
[459] May not the personage in question be Antoine de Pons, Lord
of Maremme? He had taken for his first wife Anne de Parthenay,
daughter of M. de Soubise, and had embraced the Reformed faith
at the Court of Ferrara. Having afterwards married the lady of
Montebenu, he fell away from Protestantism, and even became one of
its persecutors.--Bèze, _Hist. Eccl._, tom. i. p. 199.