wounded. He passed through Padua and Pavia on his return trip to Geneva, where his father had died in January. At Pavia Aymon was received by Galeazzo II Visconti, who loaned him money, on or near 20 August. There he fell ill and dictated his will to a notary in his room in the castle. His will is dated 30 August, and he died that day or the next, leaving the county to his brother Amadeus IV. He was buried beside his father in the chapel of the church of Notre-Dame de Liesse at Annecy. News of his death reached Amadeus of Savoy at Venice on 6 September, and the community of Annecy by 9 September. Notes Bibliography Eugene L. Cox. The Eagles of Savoy: The House of Savoy in Thirteenth-Century Europe. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1974. Pietro Fedele. "L'amore di Giovanna di Durazzo per Aimone III di Ginevra." Miscellanea di Studi Storici in Onore di Antonio Manno, 11 (Turin–Milan–Rome, 1912), 635–53. Dino Muratore. "Aimon III, Comte de Genevois: Sa participation à l'expédition du Comte Vert en Orient: Son testament, sa mort." Revue Savoisienne, 47 (Annecy, 1906), 137–45, 208–17. Kenneth M. Setton. "Archbishop Pierre d'Ameil in Naples and the Affair of Aimon III of Geneva (1363–1364)." Speculum, 28:4 (1953), 643–91. 1367 deaths Counts of Geneva Christians of the Crusades Year of birth unknown House of Geneva