Katharine Waldo Douglas Fedden (1921). The Basque Country. London: A. & C. Black, Limited. pp. 165–166, 173–174. Compare the discussion of the crux Caroli in Dubarat, Missel, p.xxxv-xxxvi. That a monument had a particular name does not inevitably mean that the monument was erected by the person named.
In 1190 Bishop Bernard, one of the leaders of the fleet of King Richard I, set sail for the Holy Land. He was with Richard at Messina, and at the siege of Acre. T.A. Archer (1900). The Crusade of Richard I.: 1189-92. London: D.Nutt. p. 19.
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A native of Castets (diocese of Aire), Giure had been educated at Saint-Sulpice in Paris, and was Superior of the Major Seminary in Aire when he was appointed by Pope Pius X on 21 February 1906, and consecrated a bishop by him at Saint Peter's Basilica on 25 February 1906. He took possession of the diocese on 10 March and was enthroned on 20 March. A. Battandier (ed.), Annuaire pontifical Catholique (Paris 1909), p. 195. Pięta, Hierarchia catholica IX, p. 77.
Leo's name does not appear in the list of Archbishops of Rouen in Gallia christiana XI (Paris 1759), pp. 19-26. And cf. Fisquet, Honoré (1864). La France pontificale (Gallia Christiana): histoire chronologique et biographique...Metropole de Rouen: Rouen (in French). Paris: Etienne Repos. pp. 50–51.: ... il faut avouer que, à part de ces vies qui n'ont rien de fort authentique, aucune catalogue, aucune des anciennes chroniques de Normandie ne justifient qu'il ait occupé le siége métropolitain de Rouen."
J. F. Bladé, "Mémoire...", p. 434. Rogerus (de Hoveden) (1869). William Stubbs (ed.). Chronica magistri Rogeri de Houedene (in Latin). London: Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer. pp. 117–118.
Menendo (de) Cordula was appointed to be Bishop of Cordoba by Urban VI (Roman Obedience), but Cordoba belonged to the Avignon Obedience. Juan Gómez Bravo (1778). Catálogo de los obispos de Córdoba, y breve noticia historica de su iglesia catedral, y obispado (in Spanish). J. Rodríguez. pp. 316–317. In 1379 he had been sent to Spain as Bishop of Cordoba and nuncio of Urban VI to Henry II of Castile, but he was captured by Cardinal Pedro de Luna and spent some time in prison. Claude Fleury (1723). Histoire ecclésiastique (in French). Vol. Tome vingtieme (20). Paris. pp. 325–326. He was appointed by Pope Boniface IX on 11 February 1393 to the diocese of Bayonne. Dubarat, Missel, p. ci, column 2. Eubel, I, p. 125, 209.
Druillet was a Jansenist. He had been Vicar General of Chartres when he was nominated by Louis XIV to be Bishop of Bayonne. He was preconised by Clement XI on 7 November 1707, and consecrated a bishop in Paris on 8 January 1708 by Cardinal Antoine de Noailles. He died in Bayonne on 19 November 1727. Jean, p. 75. Ritzler-Sefrin, V, pp. 112 with note 6. Joseph Bergin (2004). Crown, Church, and Episcopate Under Louis XIV. Yale University Press. pp. 405–406. ISBN978-0-300-10356-4.
