[1] The emperor Frederike marieth the king of Eng|lands sister.The same yeare, the emperour Frederike the se|cond, maried the ladie Isabell the kings sister. This Isabell was a most beautifull ladie, of comelie per|sonage, and of age about one and twentie years. She was affianced by procuracie, about the seauen and twentith of Februarie. And after Easter, the archbi|shop of Cullen, and the duke of Louane came ouer from the emperour, to haue the conueiance of hir vn|to the emperors presence.A great and sumptuous feast. There was such a feast hol|den, so sumptuous seruice, so rich furniture, and roi|all banketting kept the day before hir departure from London towards the sea side, that more could not be imagined. The same feast was kept at West|minster on the fift day of May, and the day follow|ing she did set forward, and by easie iournies came to Sandwich, the king bringing hir thither with thrée thousand horsses. Finallie, she tooke the sea the ele|uenth of May, the king taking leaue of hir not with|out teares, when they thus departed the one from the other. And so with prosperous wind and weather shée arriued at Antwerpe, and from thence passed for|ward, till shée came to hir husband the emperour, by whom shée was receiued with great ioy and comfort at Worms, where the marriage was consummate vpon a sundaie, being the two and twentith day of Iulie, or (as Matthew Westminster saith) the seauen and twentith of May, being Whitsunday.