Montdidier, town of, ceded to the duke of Burgundy, i. 76;
repaired and garrisoned by the duke, 218;
capture of, 244;
surrender of, ii. 377.
Montefiascone, delivered up to Charles VIII., ii. 144.
Monte-fortino taken by storm, ii. 160.
Montesecco, Giovanni Battista de, ii. 28.
Montfaucon, Gabriel de, ii. 184.
Montferrat, William VI., marquis of, ii. 124, 125.
Montferrat, marchioness of, ii. 125;
visited by Charles VIII., 131;
death of, 235;
contest for her government, _ib._
Montgomery, sir Thomas, i. 267;
sails on a special message to Louis XI., 286.
Montigny, M. de, i. 141.
Montlhery, duke of Burgundy encamps at, i. 17, 18, 19;
battle of, xiii., 20, 29, ii. 318;
number slain at, i. 30;
the inhabitants of, indemnified from loss, 33, 34.
Montmartin, Jacques, lord of, captures the suburb of Beauvais, i. 218.
Montone, count Bernardino di, ii. 209.
Montpensier, Gilbert, count of, commands the French troops in Italy,
ii. 184;
evacuates the castles of Naples, 230, 231;
enters into the treaty of Atella, 260;
his misfortunes after that event, 262 _n._;
his death, 261.
Montreuil ceded to the duke of Burgundy, i. 74.
Moüy, Collard, lord of, i. 101; takes possession of Tournay, 357, 358.
Moüy, Jacques, lord of, i. 357.
Morat, battle of, i. xxiii.;
defeat of the Burgundians near the town of, 315.
Mordano, town of, taken by assault, ii. 133.
Moreul, surrender of, ii. 377.
Moret, in Gastinois, village of, i. 42.
Morialmé, Robert de, murdered and cut to pieces, i. 119.
Montagne ceded to the duke of Burgundy, i. 74;
signiories of, 133.
Mortara, town of, ii. 197.
Morton, Dr., archbishop of Canterbury, i. 262.
Morton, John, Master of the Rolls, and Lord Chancellor, memoirs of,
ii. 3 _n._
Morvilliers, Pierre de, the lord of Clary, notices of, i. 1 _et n._;
ambassador from the king of France, 2 _et seq._;
his mischievous words, 66;
resigns his seals as chancellor, ii. 336.