A parcel of them, routiers and brigands, have crept into an old castle on the road, and hold it for their own hands.

But Jean de Luxembourg told him that he must not venture his nobility among routiers like us, wherein he pleased the Duke, but spoke foolishly.

See also the Expedition des ''Almugavares'' ou routiers catalans en orient, de l'an 1302 a l'an 1311 by G. Schlumberger (Paris, 1902).

It contains the stone table at which the Routiers gambled and drank.]

The Cottereaux, the Routiers, the Jacquerie, the religious wars and the Revolution did away with the nobility.

Dish composition was a subject discussed at a workshop held by Les Routiers in Cork recently, at which Cotter conducted the vegetable session.

Issoudun was at that time the seat of the ephemeral power of the Routiers and the Cottereaux, adventurers and free-lancers, whom Henry II.