M. Paris (p. 328) ; who afterwards (p. 355) calls him " Johannes de Houtoua."

(See pp.386, 421, of this volume.)
Page 365, line 23. " And so the assembly for that time brake up. '] — Foxe does not give the real termination of this affair. He proceeds, indeed, in the next paragraj)h — " Not long after," as if he were going to tell the sequel of the j)revious matter; but Otho did not return till eleven years later. (See