"Young man," resumed the archdeacon, "at the king's last entry, there was a young gentleman, named Philippe de Comines, who wore embroidered on the housings of his horse this device, upon which I counsel you to meditate: ~Qui non laborat, non manducet~."
– Jeune homme, reprit l’archidiacre, il y avait à la dernière entrée du roi un gentilhomme appelé Philippe de Comines, qui portait brodée sur la houssure de son cheval sa devise, que je vous conseille de méditer : Qui non laborat non manducet. »