[Footnote 63: After the mention of the three goddesses,
Luitprand very naturally adds, et quoniam non rex solus iis
abutebatur, earum nati ex incertis patribus originera
ducunt, (Hist. l. iv. c. 6: ) for the marriage of the
younger Bertha, see Hist. l. v. c. 5; for the incontinence
of the elder, dulcis exercipio Hymenaei, l. ii. c. 15; for
the virtues and vices of Hugo, l. iii. c. 5. Yet it must
not be forgot, that the bishop of Cremona was a lover of
scandal.]