[Footnote 138: Bishop of St Malo. He was one of the king's greatest
favourites, and is mentioned before under the name of Briçonnet. He
was rich, able in finance, and called General, from being general of
finance.
For full particulars of this transaction, see Burchard's very curious
diary of pope Alexander, a fragment of which was published by Leibnitz.]
[Footnote 139: A Turk. Zizim, the unfortunate brother of Bajazet. He
was given up to the king of France by pope Alexander; but not until (as
it was believed) he had had a slow poison administered to him.]