Lorraine, John de, ii. 339.
Lorraine, the duke of Burgundy’s hostilities in, i. 295;
entirely subdued by the duke of Burgundy, 301.
Lorraine, René II., duke of, i. xxxiii., 242, 299;
his loss of territory, 315;
joins the German confederacy, and defeats the Burgundians, _ib._;
besieges Nancy, 322;
takes the field with a powerful army against the duke of Burgundy,
330 _et seq._;
defeats and slays the duke of Burgundy in battle, 335, 336, ii.
383, 386;
demands the duchy of Bar and the county of Provence from Charles
VIII., 94, 95;
sisters of, 95 _n._;
appointed grand chamberlain of France, _ib._;
his claims to Provence disputed, 96;
leaves the French court in disgust, 97;
the rebels of Naples propose to make him king, 98;
how he failed to take advantage of the offer, _ib._;
returns with dishonour to his own country, 99.
Louis de Bourbon, bishop of Liege, i. 91;
rebellion against, 118;
punished by William de la Marck, 370 _et n._
Louis de Luxembourg, constable of France, (see St. Paul).