Weis' "Ancestral Roots. . ." (107:23), (138:23). Stuart"s "Royalty for Commoners" (144:30). Maurice Houy's book, "Les Courtenay travers l'histoire": JOSCELINE's eldest son, Milon, made an alliance even more considerable than the one his father's marriage had concluded by taking Ermangarde, the only daughter of the count of Nevers, Renaud the Second (himself grand grand son of the king Robert the Devout) in marriage. This was an apogee of this family, related aI the same time to the counts of the Gatinais of Monthlery and of Nevers.