She died in 1633, at the age of eighty-five years.
[4] She heard three masses every day, one high and two low ones, and took the holy communion each week on the Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays .-- _Letters of Etienne Pasquier_, book xxii.

letter v.col.

666, of the folio edition.
[5] By some extraordinary presentiment they always imagined that they saw a King of France in the Prince of Navarre, even at a time when the greatest obstacles were opposed to such an idea .-- Dreux du Radier, _Memoires des Reines et Regentes de France_, vol.v.p.

130.

See also _Memoires de Sully_, vol.i.pp.