(i.e. 1412), "laying on my sickbed, and, although weak with old age and unsound of body, healthy in mind, speaking clearly, composed in spirit, constant in faith, by no means doubting in hope, contrite and humble of heart...." His residual legatee was Guillaume de Malsec, the second son of Chevalier Reynaud de Rossignac. He was sent to France in 1410 by John XXIII, the successor of Alexander V. On the death of Hugh de Montruc, Bishop of Agde (dioecesis Agathensis), a suffragan of Narbonne, on 27 July 1408, Cardinal Guy was appointed Administrator of the diocese, until a new bishop was named on 8 June 1411. In 1411, the University of Paris was so moved by the age and limited income of the Cardinal that they sent a letter to Pope John XXIII, having heard that he was about to assign the income of the diocese of Agde to someone else, begging him not to do so. Death Cardinal Guy de Malsec died in Paris in the spring of 1412, either on 8 March (actually the date of the signing of the Codicil to his Will) or on 4 April (actually the date on which the Apostolic Camera first records his passing). In fact his Will was registered with the Parliament of Paris, in accordance with his Codicil, on 12 March, and in the document he is spoken of as 'deceased' (). He was buried in the now demolished church of the Couvent des Jacobins in Paris. References Bibliography Nouvelle edition by G. Mollat II (Paris 1927). . (in Latin) External links Salvador Miranda, Senior Librarian Emeritus, Florida International University, The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Catholic Church: Malsec, Guy de 1412 deaths Bishops of Agde Bishops of Poitiers 15th-century French cardinals Cardinal-bishops of Palestrina Year of birth missing Deans of the College of Cardinals Cardinal-nephews Avignon Papacy