[Footnote 97: The marriage of Eginhard with Imma, daughter
of Charlemagne, is, in my opinion, sufficiently refuted by
the probum and suspicio that sullied these fair damsels,
without excepting his own wife, (c. xix. p. 98 - 100, cum
Notis Schmincke.) The husband must have been too strong for
the historian.]